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Changelog

What changed in Bentho

One entry a week, or every two when a week has little to tell. Each one splits into features, performance and fixes, and only lists what someone using Bentho would notice. Every line comes from a tagged release: nothing is written from memory.

Why we build it this way: read the manifesto

  1. Latest

    News, credits in plain sight, and a sturdier sign-in

    Features

    • News opens: a bilingual section with Bentho's presentation video, a comparison with Make and a guide to migrating from n8n.
    • Credits in plain sight. The console counts usage in credits and tokens, the chat explains what happened when credits run out, and Pricing shows what a single credit buys.
    • The hub adapts to how many spaces you have: one space gets a large featured card, two to four share a wall. Each space's bar shows only the modules that space uses.
    • Pasting bentho.org into a chat or a social network now shows a proper preview card, with an image and a plain-language description.
    • Sign-in slows down repeated failed attempts, and sessions can now be revoked.

    Performance

    • The presentation video in News starts downloading when you open the page, with the loading ball while it arrives, instead of making you wait after pressing play.

    Fixes

    • The external-provider breakdown in the usage console adds up every tier, not only the remote one.
    • A mistyped address in the browser gets the site's own page instead of a raw JSON error.
    • bentho.org no longer publishes the full API schema, which also listed internal routes.
    • Stricter input validation across the API, with no change to any route or field.

  2. The API, configured per space

    Features

    • Service keys (bth_…) scoped to specific spaces, with read or write permission and revocation. The secret is shown once.
    • Each space decides whether its API is on, how many requests per second it accepts, its burst, its daily quota and which IPs may call it.
    • The Cerebro's trust controls are configurable per space, each with the range it actually accepts.
    • Every call is attributed to the key that made it, so usage can be read per key.
    • An account's spaces share a single credit balance.

    Fixes

    • The IP allowlist compared against the proxy's internal address instead of your server's, so a list containing your IP could still reject you.
    • Listing modules now requires a session.

  3. Pricing in plain language

    Features

    • Plans are explained in plain language, and each plan's technical sheet moves to a page of its own.
    • The way back from a plan's page is visible, and jumping to it is no longer an abrupt cut.

    Performance

    • The loading curtain covers four entry points — home, pricing, spaces and profile — and lasts 500 ms.

  4. Profile, settings and a smoother home page

    Features

    • Your profile is an avatar with a screen of its own, and settings for language and quality live inside it.
    • The account screen shows usage and payment.
    • The Studio is connected end to end: favourites, document searches, reports and statistics.
    • Usage meters in the console, with a clear verdict on your quota.

    Performance

    • At «Complete» quality the home page draws every effect without stuttering.
    • The home page animation runs on a single shared clock, and the pointer effects moved to CSS.
    • The loading curtain no longer animates the network behind it, so it stops stealing frames from the page it is revealing.

    Fixes

    • The theme transition works in all three modes: the styles followed the system setting while the script followed your choice.
    • «No animation» really switches CSS animations off.
    • The home page's main button is visible in the light theme.
    • The jellyfish behind Pricing stay sharp when the window moves to a screen with a different pixel density.