What shipped

Each product now has a full handbook: KeyDrift's field manual on leaked secrets, RowShield's field guide to row-level security, and FeeGuard's ledger on Stripe Connect refunds. Every chapter is free to read, chaptered, and ungated — see /resources for the full shelf.

Sitemaps for all four sites — Veristria and the three products — have been submitted to Google. New pages, including today's handbooks and this changelog, are queued for crawling rather than waiting on discovery.

Roughly 75 long-form articles are scheduled across the family's blogs, with the first publishing today and the rest following on a daily schedule rather than all at once.

RowShield is live at rowshield.dev. Continuous row-level security testing and schema-drift detection for Supabase backends, with a free public audit that runs before you connect anything.

FeeGuard's pricing page is public and indexable: detection and the 90-day lookback stay free, monitoring is a flat monthly fee, and recovery carries a success fee on money actually clawed back.

KeyDrift, RowShield and FeeGuard can all now take a card at checkout. Each product's own pricing page has the current plans and terms.