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What shipped.

A running log of changes to Axonio, newest first.

  1. New marketing site and brand system

    • Rebuilt every marketing page around one idea: memory you can branch.
    • New type, a flat two-tone palette and Santiago Ramón y Cajal’s public-domain neuron drawings as the visual language.
    • Added per-competitor comparisons, a migration guide for each of the nine importers, and one-click MCP install for Cursor and VS Code.
    • Fixed canonical URLs, added link-preview images for every page, llms.txt, and structured data for search and answer engines.
  2. ClawDB is now Axonio

    • Renamed the company and cloud to Axonio and moved to axonio.xyz. The open-source packages keep the clawdb name.
    • Paid plans are live: Starter and Pro subscriptions with monthly or annual billing.
    • OAuth sign-in now runs on the axonio.xyz domain.
  3. Platform hardening

    • Isolated instance provisioning and hardened delivery.
    • Added system identities and workspace search.
    • Hardened persistence, billing and session handling.
  4. Import connectors

    • Import memory from Mem0, Zep, Pinecone, Qdrant, Chroma, Weaviate, MongoDB, Postgres/pgvector and JSON/NDJSON/CSV files.
    • Preview before writing, automatic field mapping, encrypted credentials, and resumable background jobs.
  5. Dark UI rebrand

    • Rebuilt the marketing site as dedicated, individually indexable pages instead of one long single-page scroll.
    • Redesigned the dashboard shell, navigation, and every core screen with a consistent dark visual language.
    • Added a hosted-or-local setup flow to the MCP product page, with support for more MCP clients.
  6. Instance provisioning fixes

    • Workspace instances now resolve auth, storage class, image, and networking correctly end to end.
    • Removed an instance NetworkPolicy that was silently blocking all real traffic.
    • Fixed the Axonio agent ID to use the actual workspace ID instead of a synthetic slug.
  7. Database Studio, Branches, and Insights

    • Added Database Studio for creating and browsing typed memory stores from a template or an AI-drafted schema.
    • Added git-like memory branching: fork, merge, or discard a branch of workspace state.
    • Added Insights: contradiction detection, extracted facts, and preferences, driven by a reflection job queue.
    • Added object storage for binary and file memory alongside typed databases.
  8. MCP-native dashboard redesign

    • Rebuilt the customer dashboard around the Model Context Protocol gateway rather than generic cloud-services UI.
    • Removed the legacy billing and subscription surface as the product moved to a free, open-core model.
  9. Security and infrastructure hardening

    • Hardened input validation across all API request and response schemas.
    • Switched the web app to a static export for faster, more reliable global delivery.
    • Fixed the landing page to serve directly at the root path instead of redirecting.