Changelog

What shipped, dated.

Every customer-facing release, in plain English. These are the same updates customers see inside the app, published in the open.

26 releases since June 2026

August 2026

New feature

Rotate a DKIM key with proof at every step

Run your own mail signer? The DKIM tab's new rotation guide generates a 2048-bit key in your browser (we never see the private half), publishes it in one click, and retires the old key only after receivers' reports confirm the new one is signing. On all plans.

The DKIM rotation guide: a four-step ladder from publishing the new key, through report-confirmed cutover, to retiring the old key.
Improvement

Your client console, rebuilt page by page

Send a client's monthly report for real and see whether it landed, put your own postal address on branded mail, mark what came of a prospect, and preview a CSV import before it creates anything.

The MSP console client list: four client workspaces with their enforcement posture, above a strip showing one cell per client.
New feature

Run DMARC for every client under your own brand

The MSP tier is live: one console for your whole client book, white label portal and reports on your own domain, a partner API with CSV import, and published per domain pricing from $2 a month. Monitor only domains are free.

The MSP alerts inbox: nine open findings grouped by client, three of them fixable in one click.

July 2026

New feature

Prove your mandate compliance with real mail

DNS can only imply you meet the Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft bulk-sender rules. Your workspace now has a private probe address: subscribe it to your streams and every message is graded header by header, one-click unsubscribe included. A gap flips your compliance card with the exact evidence; clean streams earn a Proven by your mail mark. Lite and up.

The Mandate monitor for a domain: 26 of 28 checks proven by real mail, with per-check results for the Google, Yahoo and Microsoft bulk-sender rules.
New feature

See tonight's p=reject before you flip it

Enforcement Preview replays your last 30 days of receiver reports under a stricter DMARC policy, flips it in one click, and watches for 14 days with a one-click rollback if your own mail regresses.

The Enforcement preview for a domain: flipping to p=reject would have rejected 407 messages in the last 30 days, none of them from recognised senders.
New feature

Forward us the bounce, we'll tell you why

Email bounced or landed in junk? Forward it to your workspace's private diagnose address (or paste its headers) and get one plain-English verdict: the cause, the evidence from up to eight sources, what we ruled out, and a one-click fix when one exists - then a recovery watch confirms from the receivers' own reports once mail passes again. On all paid plans, from the new Diagnose page.

A diagnosed Delivery Diagnosis case: the verdict headline, an authentication cause chip with the 5.7.515 bounce code at high confidence, and the evidence chain from bounce decode to blocklists.
Improvement

EmailAuthLab now tells your email's whole story

Send a test email to our free tester and watch it arrive: the route it took, a sealed grade record with honor marks, and a ladder of fixes. Shared links now unfurl with your real seal and score.

EmailAuthLab authentication record for a test email: an A grade seal, ENFORCED at score 85 of 100, ARC and TLS honor marks, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC passes, and the sending network details.
New feature

Your support tickets now have a home

Open, follow, and reply to support conversations at support.trustyourinbox.com - same sign-in as the app, attachments included, and email replies stay on the same thread.

New feature

Get alerted the instant something breaks, by email or webhook

Critical issues and DNS-fix updates now reach you the moment a scan sees them: an instant email on any paid plan, or a signed webhook to your systems on Pro. Turn it on in Settings.

The Webhooks settings page showing how to receive a signed HTTP POST for each critical event, with the JSON payload shape.
New feature

Name your own mail servers

Send from your own servers or a smarthost? Create a sender with a name, its IP ranges, and an icon. That mail then shows under your name in past and future reports, instead of as an unknown source.

The Senders screen: named senders like Amazon SES and Google Workspace above a "Servers you named yourself" card showing a custom sender with its icon and two IP ranges.

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