What we shipped, September 29 to October 5
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The week the catalogue of templates stopped being a list of five.
Four families, fifteen templates. A site now belongs to a family, which says what it serves, and you pick the family first in the wizard, then the template. Videos keeps its five templates. Cams gets five of its own (Room, Gallery, Velvet, Wall, Globe), built for live rooms instead of borrowed from the video sites. VR opens with Dome VR and Rig VR. Dating opens with Nuit, Letter and Match. You can change template as often as you like inside a family, and a site doesn't change family.
VR sites. 180° scenes from VR studios, a player you look around in by dragging, and each site's catalogue readable from DeoVR and HereSphere in a headset. Tubes are out of it, a flat scene in a VR grid gives the site away at the first card.
Dating sites. A guide per city with ranked offers and a written page per city and niche, published one a day and never without its text. France only for now. The only faces on the page are live cam rooms, labelled as such, because no dating program supplies profiles guaranteed to be real and we won't invent any.
A page per family on jimp.io. Video sites, cam portals, VR sites and dating sites each say what the site serves and what pays.
Banners that survive ad blockers. Creatives are served from the site's own address instead of an ad server's, so one line of a block list no longer takes them all down. The page shows a demo with uBlock Origin switched on.
PageSpeed at 100 on the demos. Mobile and desktop, on the home page, a listing and a video page. The speed page has the numbers and links you can run yourself.
Docs caught up. Seven pages still described the product of early September, with banners you set by hand and codes in the editor. They now match what the dashboard does.
Taken out. The yearly option is off the pricing page for now. Visor VR, a third VR template, went back to the workshop before anyone could pick it, it wasn't good enough. And the forum's "WordPress" category is now called Migration.