27 July 2026 — claims reconciled
- 01 Every customer-facing claim now lives in one registry with its owner, its evidence in the code, and the pages that repeat it. An automated check fails the build when a page and the product disagree.
- 02 Payment processor corrected. The Terms and Privacy Policy said web purchases were processed by RevenueCat. They are processed by Stripe, which charges the purchase and issues your receipt. RevenueCat reconciles store entitlements and never charges you.
- 03 Processors disclosed. Stripe and PostHog were operating without being named in the Privacy Policy, and SendGrid was named without being used. The vendor list now matches the vendors.
- 04 Data export claim corrected. The Privacy Policy pointed at an "Export my data" control in Settings that does not exist. Drawings are exportable from the app; account data is exported on request by email, and the policy now says so.
- 05 Platform status corrected. The download page's status strip showed DESKTOP and MOBILE as available. Only the web build is published; the home page chips and the /pro/ page now say the same thing, and platform status is the canonical list.
- 06 Founder seat cap claim withdrawn. "Capped at the first 500 people" implied a guarantee the checkout could not give. Rewording it was not enough: a seat bought through an app store is granted after payment clears, so no pre-payment reservation exists on every channel we sell through. The pages now make no seat-count promise at all, and will not until one can be honoured everywhere.
- 07 "Lifetime" is now defined in Section 5 of the Terms: what it includes, what cloud services it does not promise, the support scope, the offline re-verification window, and that seats are not transferable.
- 08 The no-rug-pull pledge is contractual. It is reproduced in Section 19 of the Terms and cannot be withdrawn from anyone who accepted it.
- 09 Trial start made deliberate. The trial used to begin invisibly when the account was created. It now starts only when you press Start free trial in Draftly, runs once per account, and its end date is shown in Settings.
- 10 Command demo corrected. The home page's command-line demo advertised
LA LAYER, which answers "coming in v1.1" rather than opening the layer manager. It now showsF FILLET, which runs. - 11 "MOST POPULAR" removed from both pricing grids. We have no sales data that supports it.
- 12 Competitor pricing dated and qualified. Every row carries its source and capture date, all figures are US list prices in USD excluding tax, and the BricsCAD row no longer implies its perpetual licence costs the same as its subscription.
- 13 One support address. The app pointed billing questions at a different address than the one in the Terms. Everything now uses [email protected].