Product updates
Release facts.
Development context.
Published desktop releases and in-progress product notes live in separate lanes. A development note never implies that a downloadable artifact or customer capability is already available.
Public release channel
Not published yet
The download page and this release feed read the same publication state.
Development notes
What is being prepared now.
These notes describe product work and direction. Each capability still has to pass its own implementation, security, and release gates.
- Development noteCurrent
Public product foundation
The Charles website now separates public customer accounts from SovrinTech internal administration, with a shared GROUND design language and a distinct Charles product identity.
- Staged public access state
- Consistent dark and light themes
- Desktop, billing, and model routes presented as separate capabilities
- Development note
Account-to-desktop boundary
Device authorization is being shaped as a bounded browser handoff. The website remains authoritative for account and entitlement state; the desktop receives a scoped session.
- Named device authorization
- Entitlement-aware downloads
- Separate public and internal product surfaces
- Development note
Catalog-driven model access
The product experience now distinguishes Charles-managed routes, user-provided routes, and Charles Native without assuming that a model is available from its name alone.
- Server-published catalog
- Visible billing owner
- No silent fallback between usage lanes