What's shipped, newest first. The quiet weeks are maintenance — that's the job.
Guides for setting up — and for switching
Every dashboard card now links a plain-language setup guide, and four switching guides cover the big moves: LastPass/1Password → Vault, Pocket → Read Later, any reader's OPML → RSS, and YNAB → Budget. The site itself now loads as real pages without JavaScript, and link previews finally look right.
Public status page
status.gateholm.com now shows live uptime for every app, independently monitored. If something's wrong, you can see exactly what — same page we look at.
Vault is now free for everyone
A full end-to-end encrypted vault — unlimited items, autofill, TOTP — at no cost, no card, no time limit. Premium adds sharing, file attachments, and emergency access. Same day: bundle pricing simplified to a clean $5/month or $50/year ($10/$100 family), and Drive moved to honest 100 GB storage steps.
Budget joins the lineup — and checkout opens
Budget (Actual) becomes the sixth app, on its own or in the bundle: private envelope budgeting on your own instance. The early-access gate came down the same week — anyone can subscribe directly.
Read Later arrives
Save any article, read it clean and ad-free on any device (Wallabag under the hood). Imports from Pocket, Instapaper, and Pinboard.
Gateholm launches in early access
Vault, Notes, Drive, and RSS — open-source everyday apps, hosted and backed up on EU servers, on one bill.