Public changelog

What’s new — 22 shipments in the last two weeks.

A living record of what shipped at Taxerity.AI. Features, integrations, security fixes, marketing surfaces, bug fixes — newest first, grouped by month, filterable by category. The same list the RSS feed at /whats-new/rss.xml carries, and the same list the monthly newsletter pulls from.

Try it live → RSS feed
  • Every shipment from the last two weeks — features, integrations, security fixes, fixes.
  • Grouped by month, filterable by category — same list the RSS feed carries, same list the monthly newsletter will.
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Browse the changelog

Filter by category, scroll by month.

Categories: Feature, Integration, Security, Marketing, Fix. The active chip lives in the URL — share /whats-new?category=integration and your reader lands on the same filtered view.

For prospects evaluating a young tool

Young doesn’t mean slow — it means visible.

Taxerity.AI shipped 22user-visible releases in the last two weeks alone. If you’re evaluating a tool that’s young, this page is the receipt: every integration, every security improvement, every scanner enhancement lands here with a date, a category, and a deep link to the running surface.

Subscribe below to get every release in your inbox. Prefer RSS? The feed at /whats-new/rss.xml carries the same list and works in every reader. The monthly customer newsletter pulls from this same source so what you read here is what lands in the email.

Browse integrations shipped this month →Library of worked deduction examples →

How this page is built

Static list, real dates, machine-readable.

  • · Source-of-truth: a single typed array — the same one feeds the page, the RSS feed, and the JSON-LD.
  • · No editorial calendar: new entries land as code. The page at /whats-new reflects reality, never a draft.
  • · Group by month: a glance shows the velocity curve, not just the recent noise.
  • · RSS + JSON-LD: RSS for humans, JSON-LD for crawlers, both rendered server-side so first paint already has them.