Step 01
Website and checkout
The customer-facing layer is now focused on direct copy, cleaner navigation, working checkout, and clearer public pages.
This is the public BiasForge release log. It covers shipped customer-facing changes across tools, checkout, benchmark, the news desk, entity intelligence, and the account layer behind them. Internal operator work stays out unless it materially changes the customer experience.
Shipping now
Customer-visible work in flight.
The customer-facing layer is now focused on direct copy, cleaner navigation, working checkout, and clearer public pages.
Benchmark is moving from raw strategy output into tracked styles, preset models, historical import, and repeatable learning.
The next release lane is a sharper news stack built from exports, official APIs, and event tagging instead of filler headlines.
Get Access, login, and the private dashboard entry are now public-facing instead of buried in future plans.
Platform coverage
BiasForge now spans tools, benchmark boards, the live news desk, public entity intelligence, and the account layer behind them.
Catalog
BiasForge still sells chart tools, but the public surface now also includes benchmark boards, the live news desk, and entity intelligence.
Public desk
The public site is no longer just a storefront. It now covers live market context, scorecards, releases, and tracked entities in one place.
Platform
Orders, access, and research now sit behind the same BiasForge platform instead of separate disconnected flows.
Founding access
Qualifying bundle and multi-product purchases can unlock capped founding access while the member layer continues rolling out.
Offer size
First 1,000 users
Access window
3 months
Remaining slots
Shown during checkout
Early members receive extended access during the founding rollout while map, entity intelligence, and other private layers keep rolling out.
Launch note
This launch offer is a capped founding-access rollout, not a blanket release of every later private feature.
Bundle purchases qualify immediately. Three distinct paid solo tools under one account or checkout email also qualify. The 1-day trial does not count.
Delivery order
This section keeps rollout order explicit so customers can see what is already usable and what is still moving through verification.
Step 01
The customer-facing layer is now focused on direct copy, cleaner navigation, working checkout, and clearer public pages.
Step 02
Benchmark is moving from raw strategy output into tracked styles, preset models, historical import, and repeatable learning.
Step 03
The next release lane is a sharper news stack built from exports, official APIs, and event tagging instead of filler headlines.
Step 04
Get Access, login, and the private dashboard entry are now public-facing instead of buried in future plans.
Current stage
This section stays simple on purpose: what customers can use now and what is still being verified.
Current stage
Preset models, webhook learning, replay import, and style tracking are already live, but public benchmark boards are still being verified.
Goal
The target is to compare presets, sides, and styles by market and timeframe instead of judging the whole stack as one vague result.
Where we are now
Right now the benchmark layer is about gathering cleaner trade history, keeping models separate, and only publishing boards once the data is solid.
Release notes
Each note explains what shipped on the public BiasForge surface and what changed for customers.
April 10, 2026
Release note
Founding access now follows clear purchase rules and shows remaining availability at checkout.
April 7, 2026
Release note
Paid checkout now connects orders, TradingView usernames, and customer order history in one flow.
March 29, 2026
Release note
BiasForge now has clearer navigation, tighter product pages, and a dedicated place for shipped updates.
March 28, 2026
Release note
Benchmark results are grouped by workflow so public scorecards stay easier to compare.