Lomen

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Changelog

What changed in Lomen, newest first.

October 2026

Version 0.19.2

30 Oct

Calmer surfaces and solid violet, with nothing glowing or floating.

Improved
  • Cards, borders and text sit on quieter greys now, while the page keeps its violet tint and the soft violet light at the top. Violet is kept for what matters: the main button, your traffic line and the mascot.
  • Buttons are solid instead of gradients, and nothing on the page glows, floats or jumps when you hover it.
  • Table headers, tour steps and other small labels are written normally instead of in spaced-out capitals.

Version 0.19.1

30 Oct
Improved
  • The features page is less spread out. Its sections sat much further apart than on any other page, so you scrolled past a lot of empty screen between them. They now keep the same spacing as the rest of the site, and each block's text has more room beside its picture.

Version 0.19.0

30 Oct

One look for Lomen: the violet it was designed in, in light and dark.

Improved
  • Appearance in Settings is now just light, dark and system. The accent colours — ocean, sunset and forest beside violet — are gone, and everyone is back on Lomen's own violet.
  • Accent colours are no longer part of Pro either. Everything else in Pro is unchanged.

Version 0.18.9

29 Oct
Improved
  • Every public page loads faster, most of all on phones. On a slow mobile connection the home page now shows its first screen about 0.8 seconds sooner than before.
  • Pages carry less before you can use them. The part that handles signing in waits until you tap or type, so visitors who only read never download it, and each page brings the text for the language you're reading instead of all five.
  • The fonts are a quarter smaller and the footer artwork less than half its old size. Your browser now keeps the fonts, icons and feature videos between visits, so coming back is quicker too.

Version 0.18.8

29 Oct
Improved
  • Lomen AI sits on a calmer background: a soft, grainy gradient in your accent colour, dark on the left with a violet glow low on the right, drifting very slowly. It no longer blooms, pulses or reacts to your typing, so it stays out of the way of what you're reading. In light mode it's a pale haze of the same colours.
  • While Lomen AI works on an answer, three purple dots beside the mascot show it's thinking: they open into a triangle, swap places, then roll into a wave. When the answer arrives they draw together and fade.

Version 0.18.7

29 Oct
Improved
  • The big Lomen at the bottom of the home page is now the real logo, with the purple orb as the o, just like the one in the header. It looks right in both light and dark mode, and it blinks now and then.

Version 0.18.6

28 Oct
Improved
  • Lomen reads better in search results. The home page has a clearer title and a description short enough to show in full, so the part about it being one cookie-free script no longer gets cut off.

Version 0.18.5

28 Oct
Improved
  • Lomen AI opens into a room of its own: a deep violet-black field with a purple bloom standing in the middle of it. The bloom opens outwards when you open the tab, drifts slowly on its own while you think, and lifts for a moment with every letter you type.
  • Dark mode is the same shade everywhere. Your dashboard now sits on the same deep background the demo has, rather than on a panel a step lighter than it.
Fixed
  • In the demo, opening Lomen AI in full screen left the chat stranded near the top of the screen with nothing under it. It fills the window now, exactly as it does in your own dashboard.

Version 0.18.4

28 Oct
Improved
  • On the home page, every feature now has a card of its own. Scroll on and the next card slides up over the one you're reading; scroll back and it slides away again.

Version 0.18.3

28 Oct

The front page now shows the real dashboard instead of a mockup, laid out the same way the live demo is and framed like a screenshot.

Improved
  • The dashboard preview on the front page is the actual product, with the same layout the live demo uses, rather than a narrower, squeezed-down copy of it.
  • It's framed in a browser window and fades out toward the bottom, like a screenshot, instead of trailing off mid-card.

Version 0.18.2

27 Oct
New
  • Sign up or sign in with Google. One click on the sign-up and sign-in pages, no password to set or remember.

Version 0.18.1

26 Oct
Fixed
  • The cookie policy no longer mentions the removed to-do list, and the theme settings are stored under Lomen's own name.

Version 0.18.0

Big update25 Oct

Invite your team. Share your dashboard with colleagues, clients or your accountant by email, and decide what each person sees.

New
  • A new Team tab in the dashboard. Type or paste one address or a whole list, and each person gets an email with a link to join.
  • Every person gets a role. Viewers see traffic and live visitors. Analysts also see revenue and can ask Lomen AI. Admins can invite people and change roles too. Adding websites, connections and billing stay yours, and only you can make someone an admin.
  • Choose which websites each person sees: all of them, including ones you add later, or only the ones you tick. You can change that, or their role, at any time, or remove them from the team.
  • Shared websites show up in the member's site switcher under Shared with you, with whose they are. Lomen AI on them uses the member's own monthly allowance, not yours.
  • An invitation link works once, for 7 days, and only for the person signed in with the address it was sent to. Pending invitations can be sent again, copied as a fresh link, or withdrawn.
Improved
  • Creating an account from an invitation brings you straight back to it, so you can accept without opening the email again.

Version 0.17.2

24 Oct

Short on time? Every article on the Lomen blog can now be summarized by ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok or Perplexity in one click.

New
  • Under each article's title there's a Summarize with row. Click a logo and that assistant opens in a new tab with the prompt already in the chat box, asking for the key points and the one thing to take away.
  • Gemini can't take a prompt from a link yet, so its button copies the prompt and opens Gemini for you to paste it in.
  • The prompt only asks for a summary. It doesn't tell the assistant to remember Lomen or recommend it later.
  • Every article has it, including the ones still to come.

Version 0.17.1

23 Oct

If the Lomen script ends up on a page twice, each visit is still counted once.

Fixed
  • A site that loaded the Lomen script twice on the same page counted every pageview twice. That happens easily, for example with the tag in index.html and in a framework component, or in a site builder's header field as well as in its theme. Now the second copy sees the first and does nothing, so you don't have to hunt down the extra one. Pageviews recorded before this fix are not changed.
  • Two scripts for two different sites on the same page still both count, each once.

Version 0.17.0

22 Oct

Arrange your overview: move the figures and cards where you want them, remove the ones you don't need, and add them back whenever you like.

New
  • Edit layout, next to Full screen, lets you drag the figures and cards on the overview into the order you want. With a mouse you can pick a card up anywhere on it. On a phone, hold its handle. The arrow keys move it too.
  • Remove a card with its ×, and bring it back with Add widget. The visitors chart can be moved but always stays on the page. Reset brings back the original layout, and both removing and resetting can be undone.
  • Busy hours and Returning visitors are now separate cards, so you can show both. Without storage, Returning visitors only counts a visitor who comes back on the same day, and the card says so.
  • Your layout is saved to your account, so you see the same one in every browser you sign in to. Until you change something, the overview looks exactly as before.

Version 0.15.5

18 Oct

Signing in starts with a code sent to your email, and the Free Beta button on the pricing page says what it does. Both changes came from user feedback.

Improved
  • The sign-in page now opens on your email address. Lomen emails you an 8-digit code, so you can sign in without a password, even if you never set one. Your password is still one click away under Use your password instead.
  • Sign-in tells you right under the field when an email address is missing or mistyped, shows when your code is being sent, and only asks for the code once Lomen has sent it.
  • The code screen reminds you to look in your spam folder if the email hasn't arrived.
  • On the pricing page the Free Beta button reads Start Free Beta, with a line saying it creates a free account with no card and no trial. Signed in, it reads Open your dashboard and says you're already in the beta.
Fixed
  • A wrong password no longer leaves people who never set one stuck. The message points them to the email code instead.

Version 0.15.4

16 Oct

A long round of fixes. A pinned day stays pinned, summary emails arrive in your own morning, and visits, revenue and AI answers are counted more accurately.

Improved
  • Summary emails now go out from 7 in the morning in your site's own time zone, weekly ones on your Monday and monthly ones on your 1st. They count your own days too, so yesterday in the email is the same day as yesterday on the dashboard.
  • Ask Lomen AI whether ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant sends you visitors and it answers from the same figures as the Recommended by AI card, including visits from tagged links that carry no referrer.
  • Revenue paid through Stripe with SEPA Direct Debit, ACH and other methods that aren't cards now counts, and a bank payment that fails after the fact is taken back out.
  • Edge and Opera on iPhone and iPad are counted as themselves instead of as Safari.
  • The twelve-month chart is titled by month, and Lomen AI suggests asking about a month as a month.
  • On the 90-day and twelve-month windows the dashboard refreshes less often, so a year of traffic stays quick to read.
Fixed
  • A day pinned on the chart no longer lets go on its own when a new visitor arrives. A pinned today keeps up with new visits.
  • Pinning the first month on the twelve-month chart shows that month instead of the whole year.
  • The History buttons in the demo change the dashboard instead of only lighting up.
  • Typing 5,000 as your monthly goal saves five thousand, not five.
  • Pasting your sign-in code with a space or a dash in it works.
  • Signing up with an address that already has an account says so, instead of waiting for a code that never comes.
  • New and returning visitors are counted correctly on a busy day. Regulars could be counted as new before.
  • Asking about your traffic through Claude or ChatGPT reads every pageview of a busy month, in your site's own days, and counts toward your three AI insights a month the same way the dashboard does.
  • If the AI service is down when you ask a question, the question no longer uses up one of your insights.
  • On busy stores, syncing revenue no longer blanks out older days, and Shopify no longer misses the most recent orders.
  • In the CSV export, a page path that looks like a spreadsheet formula stays plain text, accented letters show correctly in Excel, referring sites have a heading of their own, and a pinned day is named by its date.
  • Time on site in the Live tab no longer reads 1m 60s, and the devices card names tablets when most visits come from them.
  • A nickname you are typing in Settings is no longer cleared partway through, and the welcome tour no longer breaks or comes back every hour when your browser blocks site storage.
  • A few security checks were tightened.

Version 0.15.3

16 Oct

Pinning a day in Money made now re-reads the whole tab, the way it always has on the overview.

Improved
  • Click a day on the income line and the four figures above it become that day's: what it earned, what it earned per visitor, how many payments it had, and how many of its visitors paid.
  • Those changes are set against the day before it rather than against the whole window, and the heading names the day you are looking at. On the twelve-month window a pinned month is read against the month before.
  • The income line itself keeps drawing the whole window, so there is always a day left to click back to.

Version 0.14.4

12 Oct

Lomen is easier to use one handed. The front page and the demo dashboard both behave the way you'd expect on a phone.

Improved
  • The four cards on the front page hold their place in the middle of the screen on a phone too, and each swipe moves to the next card instead of scrolling past it. After the last card the page lets go and carries on as usual.
  • The demo dashboard on a phone is the real dashboard, so its tabs, chart and lists are laid out for a narrow screen rather than squeezed down from a desktop view.
  • Only the card you are looking at animates now, instead of all four at once.
Fixed
  • Scrolling past the four cards on the front page no longer freezes the page.
  • In the demo dashboard on a phone, the tabs are full width buttons in two columns, the chart is shorter so more fits above the fold, and the entries in the top pages list are large enough to read.
  • Typing your website address into the field on the front page no longer zooms the whole page in.

Version 0.14.3

12 Oct

Lomen is quicker under the hood. Nothing looks different, your numbers just arrive sooner.

Improved
  • The dashboard now fetches a long stretch of history several pieces at a time instead of one piece after another. With 10,000 pageviews in the chosen period it makes 5 round trips to the database instead of 11.
  • Working out your figures from those pageviews is three to four times faster, for every period from a week to a whole year.
  • Recording each visit to your site takes less work, so Lomen keeps up more easily when your traffic spikes.
  • The database now checks which account is signed in once per lookup instead of once for every row, as Supabase recommends. Checking 20,000 rows went from about 136 ms to about 3 ms, and who can see what is exactly the same.
  • Revenue from more than one connected payment provider is fetched side by side instead of one after another.
  • Summary emails and traffic alerts are ready for many more accounts: the hourly run now handles thousands of accounts and sites without slowing down or skipping anyone.

Version 0.14.2

10 Oct
Improved
  • Larger footer artwork with oversized Lomen lettering and a scroll-triggered animation.

Version 0.14.1

4 Oct

Two new comparison pages, Lomen vs Plausible and Lomen vs DataFast, and the pricing page now says what Lomen Pro is planned to cost.

New
  • Two comparison pages, Lomen vs Plausible and Lomen vs DataFast, say plainly where each tool is the better pick.
Improved
  • The list of what Lomen does on the front page names the AI assistants it recognises.
  • The pricing page says what Lomen Pro is planned to cost once the beta ends.
  • Signing up asks for your email rather than a work email, and “Where did you hear about us?” has more answers to pick from.
Fixed
  • The sample charts on the front page were dated December 1969 to January 1970 until the page finished loading. They show the last 30 days from the first moment now.

Version 0.14.0

Big update2 Oct

See who is on your site right now, standing on their country on a globe you can turn by hand, and what each of them is using.

New
  • A new Live tab on the dashboard shows everyone on your site in the last five minutes. The “visitors right now” chip on the overview takes you straight there.
  • Each visitor stands on their country on a black and violet globe. Drag it to turn it, zoom in, or pick a country and the globe turns to face it.
  • Open a visitor to see their browser, system, device and screen size, the page they are reading, the page they arrived on, where they came from and how long they have been on the site.
  • Under the globe, the same people counted by country, browser, system, device, page and source. It updates every ten seconds while the tab is open.
  • Visitors stay anonymous. Lomen still stores no IP addresses and nothing that names a person, only the country the visit came from.
  • The live demo has the Live tab too, with six sample visitors.

September 2026

Version 0.13.1

30 Sep

The live demo's sample numbers hold together better, and the visitor line stays visible where it crosses the income line.

Improved
  • The visitor line on the trend chart now sits on top of the income line wherever the two cross, instead of disappearing under it.
  • The live demo's sample figures are more believable: Stripe revenue per visitor is lower and closer to what renewals actually look like, and the device and operating system breakdowns no longer imply visits from a phone running Windows.

Version 0.13.0

Big update27 Sep

Lomen can email you a summary of your numbers, every day, every week or every month, and tell you the moment your traffic takes off.

New
  • A summary email with your visitors, pageviews, visits and bounce rate, each compared with the period before, plus your top pages and where your visitors came from. Just the figures.
  • Choose how often it arrives under Settings → Email: every morning about yesterday, every Monday about the week before, or on the 1st about the month before.
  • A traffic alert when the last 24 hours are far busier than a usual day, showing where the visitors are coming from and what they are reading. At most one a day.
  • Both emails come in the language you use Lomen in, and each one has a link to turn it off in one click.

Version 0.11.3

26 Sep

Your numbers count people, from your own site, and Lomen AI sticks to them.

Improved
  • Search engine crawlers, speed testers, uptime checkers and automated browsers no longer count as visitors. On a small site they could make up a noticeable share of the traffic.
  • Pageviews only count when they come from the domain you added or one of its subdomains. Someone who copies your snippet onto another site can't add traffic to your dashboard, and localhost and staging copies stay out of your figures.
Fixed
  • Lomen AI could occasionally state a figure that wasn't in your data, if it happened to sit close to a real one. Every number it writes now has to match your data to the precision it is written with.

Version 0.11.2

26 Sep

Lomen scrolls far more smoothly in Firefox.

Improved
  • Scrolling the site in Firefox stutters about 90% less. On the front page, the frames that took too long to draw went from around 90 per scroll to a handful.
  • In Firefox, cards and the header use a solid background instead of a frosted-glass blur, which Firefox had to redraw on every frame. They look almost exactly the same.
  • Firefox now uses its own built-in smooth scrolling instead of ours, so the page keeps gliding even while it is busy drawing.

Version 0.11.1

26 Sep

Empty cards on a brand-new site have some company now.

Improved
  • Before your first visitor arrives, every empty card on the dashboard shows the Lomen mascot under its own little rain cloud. It looks around for visitors, sighs, and sheds a tear.
  • If your device is set to reduce motion, the mascot stays still.

Version 0.11.0

Big update26 Sep

Lomen AI has a tab of its own. It reads your numbers every day, points out the days that stood out, connects your traffic to your income, and answers questions from your own figures, in Lomen or from Claude and ChatGPT.

New
  • A written read of your traffic at the top of the Lomen AI tab, fresh every day. It does not use any of your monthly AI questions.
  • Days that stood out, marked on the chart. Each day is compared with the same weekday nearby, so ordinary weekend dips don't count.
  • Pick a flagged day to see what was different: the source, page or country that carried it, and income per visitor when Stripe is connected.
  • Compare before and after any day, so you can see what a change you made that day actually did.
  • Tap the change on any figure in the overview, like +8% on Unique visitors, and Lomen AI answers why it moved.
  • Income and traffic: what a visitor is worth to you, your best day and weekday per visitor, and whether your busy days are the ones that pay. Needs Stripe connected.
  • Suggested questions built from your own data, one tap each, with the number of questions you have left this month.
  • Ask Lomen from Claude or ChatGPT: add Lomen as a custom connector with the address in the Lomen AI tab and sign in with your account.
Improved
  • Lomen AI can answer questions about your income when Stripe is connected.
  • The overview gives the trend chart the full width, and the widgets below it more room.
Fixed
  • Asking a question on the live demo without an account no longer fails. The demo answers from its own sample figures.
  • Lomen AI's answers wrap between words instead of breaking in the middle of one.

Version 0.10.2

26 Sep

A cleaner trend chart, and Stripe named wherever your revenue comes from.

Improved
  • The trend chart is down to the two lines that matter, visitors and income. The dashed average line is gone.
  • The money scale down the right side of the chart is gone too. Hover or tap any day to read its exact income.
  • The Stripe logo now marks where revenue comes in: the Stripe tab in settings, the connect step, and the front page.

Version 0.10.1

26 Sep

A round of polish on the front page and the new income chart.

Improved
  • The feature cards on the front page are all the same size now, so the grid reads as one even block.
  • With Stripe connected, the visitor line no longer has a shaded area under it, so visitors and income read as equals on the chart.
Fixed
  • The soft purple glows behind sections fade out smoothly instead of stopping at a hard line, on every page.

Version 0.10.0

Big update26 Sep

Lomen now shows what your traffic earns. Connect Stripe with a read-only key and your income sits right next to your visitors.

New
  • Connect Stripe under Settings → Stripe with a restricted, read-only key. Lomen refuses keys that can move money, encrypts the key before it is stored and only ever reads.
  • A green income line on the visitor chart, on its own scale, so a busy day that barely sold and a quiet day that sold a lot are easy to tell apart.
  • What you have earned today, at the top of the dashboard next to visitors right now.
  • Hover or tap any day to see its unique visitors and its income side by side.
Improved
  • The live demo and the front page show the income line with sample data, so you can see it before connecting anything.
  • With the Forest theme the income line turns gold, so it never blends into the green visitor line.
Fixed
  • Revenue totals in Stripe settings cover the last 30 days again, as the page says.
  • Amounts in currencies without decimals, such as yen, are no longer shown a hundred times too small.

Version 0.9.3

22 Sep

Changed the visual appearance of the hero page.

New
  • You can type your web address straight on the front page and see your site icon appear before you sign up.
  • An animated Add my website button takes you from the front page into registration.
Improved
  • A calmer hero layout with the demo still one click away.
  • New question at sign up about where you heard about Lomen, with YouTube, GitHub and a free text option.

Version 0.9.2

17 Sep

Ask Lomen AI now sees the whole picture behind your numbers and can point at the exact days it talks about.

New
  • Follow up questions in Ask Lomen AI. It remembers its last three answers, so a simple why works right after the first answer.
  • Days an answer mentions are marked in the chart with a soft band, a dashed line and a dot on the curve, with date buttons under the answer to show one day at a time or all of them.
Improved
  • Lomen AI now works from the full dashboard picture: day by day numbers, best and quietest day, weekday patterns, week over week shifts and days that stand out.
  • It does its own arithmetic, so shares, differences and averages come straight in the answer instead of a claim that the data is missing.
  • It only says information is missing when it truly is, and then tells you what it can see and what would be needed.

Version 0.9.1

16 Sep

You can now see exactly how much of your AI allowance is left.

New
  • A new AI section in settings: insights used, insights left, and which model writes them.
  • Changelog is now linked from the top menu, not only the footer.
Improved
  • The three insights a month during the free beta are now enforced on our side, so the count you see is the count that applies.
  • Clearer wording about what leaves your account when an insight is written: your dashboard numbers, nothing about individual visitors.

Version 0.9.0

15 Sep

The free beta of Lomen, plus a round of polish across the dashboard.

New
  • Public changelog page so you can follow every update.
  • Free beta: every account gets the full dashboard and 3 AI insights a month.
Improved
  • The dashboard now fits a desktop screen without scrolling inside it.
  • Sign in with a password by default, with the option to get a one time code by email.
  • Larger charts, clearer breakdowns for sources, browsers and systems.
Fixed
  • Removed sideways scrolling across the whole site.
  • Cards no longer overlap on narrow phones.
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