BurnLink Changelog

Latest releases first. Older releases below.

A minimal release history for what changed in BurnLink, with the newest release highlighted first and older work tracked down the line.

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v1.0.2 Current release on the Stable Core line
v1.0.2

Visibility & Planning

BurnLink now has a public changelog and roadmap so users can follow what we ship and what we are aiming for next.

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BurnLink changelog artwork for the v1.0.2 Visibility and Planning release.

We wanted a more practical way to communicate progress than scattered page updates. This release adds a dedicated changelog for shipped work and a roadmap for upcoming release trains.

It also tightens product navigation so users can find these pages from anywhere in the public site without hunting through documentation first.

  • Launched a new changelog page for release history and version naming.
  • Launched a public roadmap page with current, planned, and platform-expansion tracks.
  • Expanded the footer product section to surface changelog and roadmap from every page.

This is a patch release on the Stable Core line because it improves clarity and product communication without changing the underlying BurnLink model.

v1.0.1

Trust Surface

This patch release focused on making BurnLink easier to evaluate before users trust it with sensitive files.

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BurnLink changelog artwork for the v1.0.1 Trust Surface release.

We expanded the public-facing trust surface with clearer security and comparison pages, making it simpler to understand how BurnLink works and where it fits.

The goal was not more feature sprawl. It was better clarity around the product, its security posture, and its intended use cases.

  • Published and refined the security policy page.
  • Added public-facing comparison pages for key alternatives.
  • Improved shared footer navigation across the marketing and app-facing pages.

Patch releases in the v1.0.x line are reserved for trust, docs, and UX improvements while the launch core stays stable.

v1.0.0

Stable Core

The first public release established BurnLink as a privacy-first way to share files with browser-side encryption and one-time access.

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BurnLink launch artwork showing the Product Hunt launch card.

Stable Core is the release line that everything else builds on. The emphasis here was simple: ship a secure baseline that is usable immediately and understandable without an account wall.

That meant launch-quality encryption, one-time access behavior, password protection, and an open source story from day one.

  • AES-256 encryption happens in the browser before upload.
  • Links are designed for one-time access and burn-after-retrieval flows.
  • Password protection shipped as part of the core release.
  • BurnLink launched publicly and is now live on Product Hunt.
  • The project is open source on GitHub from day one.

This release defines the Stable Core line that all near-term improvements build on.