Deep dives into context-aware AI, company updates from Stellr, and future logs regarding Orrin.
The Orrin platform is receiving an extension: Orrin Apps. Orrin Apps will allow third-party standalone apps to be deployed to the overarching ecosystem on Orrin
A dive into Stellr's Mission, Drive, and Purpose as well as our goals, anticipations, and overarching beliefs of the future.
There is currently an issue with Gmail MCP feature on Orrin. A fix will be made for it in v1.4.1.
Following the v1.4.0 release of Orrin, we became aware of some flaws in our API causing some functions of the app to not work. We promptly fixed these errors, and app-related fixes will come in v1.4.1.
Orrin Web Beta v0.0.5 is now live, effectively putting the platform on par with the mobile app.
Stellr has performed a recent "hard sweep" of the codebase to ensure "dead" accounts do not persists longer than 3 months.
Orrin v1.4.0 brings a colossal amount of changes, and new features. A step towards the right direction for the paltform
A wrap-up for v1.3 with the release of v1.3.6 and v1.3.7, leading Axiom into its next (very important) pivot.
Axiom is updating its subscription structure, offering just one plan which is inherently the Premium plan. This change comes amidst drastic changes happening to Axiom, in an attempt to simplify the entire process.
The release of Axiom v1.3.3 brings a completely revamped home screen, bug fixes, QoL improvements, alongside many other new features. It also introduced two new themes, enabling more customization.
The release of Axiom v1.3.2 brings forth a new feature: "Documents from Webpages". It also brings bug fixes and more QoL improvements.
The release of Axiom v1.3.1 brings bug fixes and QoL improvements, ensuring a more feasible and seamless experience.
The release of Axiom v1.3.0 marks a new standard for Axiom, embarking on a journey to better the overarching experience.