5 October 2026 v0.105.0

Found for what matters

Old and mistyped links to blog articles now open the article instead of an error page.
Blog articles no longer end with a stray line about the free trial.

5 October 2026 v0.104.2

Patch fixes

A link to expiro.io shared on LinkedIn, Slack or by email now shows an up-to-date preview image.

4 October 2026 v0.104.1

The site footer links to Expiro on SaaSHub, beside X, LinkedIn and Product Hunt.

4 October 2026 v0.104.0

Forms and settings now show only what your plan includes, and say plainly which plan has the rest: text alerts, chat channels and browser push, team seats, the contract limit and storage.
Long lists have numbered pages you can jump between, and say how many items you are looking at.
The dashboard recommends turning on two-factor authentication, with a link straight to the setup. Dismiss it and it stays dismissed.
The sample contract from onboarding is labelled Sample wherever it appears.
A contract's attachments show how many files it has, and the upload box says it takes up to 5 files at a time.
Security and stability improvements.

4 October 2026 v0.103.8

Your account's Activity says what each event recorded: the file you attached with its size and type, the plan you chose at checkout, every field of a new contract.
Contract activity - renewals, files, notes, comments, imports - is filed under Contracts in Activity.

3 October 2026 v0.103.7

3 October 2026 v0.103.6

Every sign-in in your Activity says how it happened - a password, an email link, or straight after creating the account - and whether a two-factor code was part of it. Older sign-ins read the same way.

3 October 2026 v0.103.5

Your account's Activity says how each sign-in happened - with a password, with an email link, or straight after creating the account - and changing your password no longer shows up as a sign-in.

2 October 2026 v0.103.4

2 October 2026 v0.103.3

Signing in now starts with the email link, which is how every account made without a password signs in. A wrong password tells you so instead of only saying it was wrong.
Every alert says what it means on every channel - email, Slack, Teams, Discord, Google Chat, Telegram, push and text. For a contract that renews automatically it names the last day to give notice and the renewal date, with dates and amounts written the way the app shows them.
The last warning before a contract's date always reaches you, even for a contract added a few days before it.
When a contract that renews automatically is already past its notice deadline and you were never warned, Expiro now tells you the date it renews.
A new account starts on your own time zone, and an account still on London time while you are elsewhere offers to switch.
Messages no longer run off the edge of a small phone screen.
Security and stability improvements.