EternalEngine is in public beta
The badge is on the header, the beta program page says what it means, and this changelog is where you will see the road to launch.
- Public beta, formally. EternalEngine is live, in use and being paid for — and still being built. The new [beta program page](/beta) says plainly what is stable, what is still moving, and what we promise either way.
- Weekly updates, here. Every week we post what shipped, in plain language, fixes included. Filter by product area or type, subscribe by RSS, or read it inside the app under What’s new.
- When beta ends the badge comes off the header and a release entry lands on this page the same day.
What “beta” means for you
Your data is real, your billing is real, and your account carries forward unchanged when beta ends. What changes during beta is the pace: features arrive weekly, copy gets sharper, and occasionally we correct a claim the product was not yet living up to — and we say so here rather than quietly.
How we decide it is over
General availability is not a date we pick to look finished. It is the point where the platform stops changing faster than its documentation can describe it, the money paths (signup, trial, invoice, estimate, payout) have run clean for a full billing cycle, and the SLA alerts we watch have been quiet for the same stretch. The exit criteria are written down in our launch runbook and reviewed weekly.
See it in your account — open What’s new in the app.