What's New

June 16, 2026

Provider comparison now includes OpenRouter open-source models and the app's raw fine-tune base model alongside frontier providers
Generation comparison can run OpenRouter OSS baselines with and without tastellm companion guidance
OpenRouter comparisons can use tier defaults or any model id from the live OpenRouter catalog

June 11, 2026

Session history without an account — logged-out visitors now get a History view of their evaluations, saved for the current browser session
Sign up to keep it — signed-in history still syncs to your account across devices; a prompt nudges you to create an account so session history isn't lost
Tighter scoping — server history is strictly limited to the authenticated user

June 11, 2026

Account page — profile, subscription, API access, and integrations in one place
Subscriptions — optional Stripe Pro plan with self-service billing via the customer portal
Integrations — use tastellm as a product-taste booster inside Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Lovable, Replit, and v0 via a remote MCP server, with copy-paste setup on the new Integrations page

June 9, 2026

June 9, 2026

Refreshed visual design across the evaluation experience
Richer media feedback on screenshots and walkthroughs
Side-by-side provider comparison with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini on the same snapshot
Configurable provider model tier for comparisons

June 9, 2026

Link evaluation — paste a URL and get a scored verdict against a curated taste corpus
Figma — auto-detect Figma links, export frames, and score them
GitHub — review pull requests and repository UI from a link
Screenshot — upload or paste images for critique
Walkthrough — evaluate screen recordings and narrated product tours
App Flow — capture multi-step in-app flows for end-to-end review
Compare — run two designs side by side
History — revisit past evaluations
Contribute — submit taste insights to help grow the corpus
Export — copy or download results as markdown or JSON
Streaming results — watch reasoning and scores arrive in real time
Demo pages — try sample good, mediocre, and bad landing pages