Hollahoop now has a Labs foundation for opt-in beta features.nn- Feature flags are stored in a shared catalogue with org and user overrides.n- Org admins can opt their workspace into beta features from Organisation Settings > Labs.n- Individual users can opt into personal beta features from Account > Labs.n- Seeded beta flags cover Support inbox, Team chat, Live view, and AI Suggest.

Admins now have a project activity trail in Settings > Activity.nn- Status changes, changelog publishes, and integration webhook edits are recorded with actor, action, target, and timestamp.n- Entries are org/project scoped and protected by member-read RLS.n- The new audit spine is ready for broader coverage across members, billing, API keys, and other sensitive actions.

Teams can now get Slack or Discord notifications when new feedback posts and comments arrive, not just when statuses or changelog entries change.nn- Configure incoming webhook URLs in Settings > Integrations.n- Pick exactly which events should post to the channel: new feedback, new comments, status changes, and changelog publishes.n- Delivery is best-effort, so a broken webhook never blocks someone submitting feedback.

Roadmap columns are now hand-orderable. Drag any card to a new spot within its status column and the order sticks, so the public roadmap shows exactly the priority your team curated rather than a pure vote ranking.

Agents and scripts now have a broader plain-HTTP API surface. The REST mirror has per-key rate limiting (120 read requests/minute, 30 write requests/minute), consistent rate-limit headers, and new endpoints for project posts and Updates:

Three things landed today.

You can now spin up brand-new projects programmatically.

The public Updates page now has a left-rail with one entry per changelog tag and a live count beside each.

Every project's public Updates feed now has a real RSS feed. It lives at /<your-slug>/changelog/rss.xml, includes the title, link, body excerpt, tag (as <category>), and pub date for each published entry.

A new "Subscribe" widget on the public Updates page lets visitors drop their email and get notified when you ship something new.

• Settings → Integrations now has live Slack and Discord rows.

A floating "Feedback" button you can add to any website with one line.

• Settings → Accounts is no longer read-only.

New SEO pages compare Hollahoop to the tools you're probably evaluating: Canny, UserVoice, Nolt, Productboard, Aha!, Beamer, Olvy, ProdPad.

A new /glossary page with plain-English definitions of feedback management, product roadmap, NPS, voice-of-customer, MCP, RSS, and a few more.

hollahoop.app/status is now a real status page.

Every project setting now lives in a unified shell with a left sub-nav grouped exactly the way you'd expect:

• Settings → Login & SSO ships with three things:

On the marketing landing page, the headline now reads "Build with the l⧉p running." The chat-bubble + infinity mark from the brand replaces the "oo" in loop, sized in em so it scales with both the mobile and desktop type.

The admin and workspace sidebars used to stack the full Hollahoop lockup on its own row above a separate search row. We've folded both into a single row at the top: the icon mark on the left, the search bar filling the rest of the width.

Click any feedback post in the workspace and you land on a focused triage page with a floating action island: Search · Close · Merge · Accept · Skip.

The roadmap kanban header now matches what the best PM tools do, and adds a few touches of our own.

The roadmap now ships with three views, switchable from the top of the page and shareable via ?view=.

You can now create, rename, recolour, and delete changelog tags per project. Defaults like "announcement" and "new feature" get auto-seeded for new projects but you're free to add your own — devops, performance, deprecation, infra, whatever your team actually thinks about.

The public MCP marketing page is now actually fun to read.

A master switch in Settings → Changelog to disable the public feed entirely.

We're launching Hollahoop's public Updates feed — a single place where every announcement, release and improvement lives, signed by the human who shipped it.

What's new

Hollahoop ships a Streamable-HTTP Model Context Protocol server at /mcp. AI clients can now:

What's new

What's new

Confirmation, magic-link, recovery, invite, email-change, and reauthentication emails are now sent as Hollahoop, not Supabase. Custom HTML templates with the brand mark, an action button, and a code fallback live in supabase/auth-templates/ and are mounted into the GoTrue container via a Compose overlay.

Hollahoop runs on a single dedicated VM with self-hosted Supabase (auth, postgres, storage, realtime, kong, edge functions) and a Garage S3-compatible cluster for object storage. The storage-api is wired straight into Garage — no AWS, no vendor lock-in.

Three OAuth providers wired through GoTrue: GitHub, Google, and Microsoft. Plus passwordless magic-link sign-in for anyone who doesn't want a third-party account. The OAuth initiation now lives on a dedicated server route to keep cookies and the redirect URL stable.