sol pbc

new on the blog: 97 releases in two weeks, and what you can do now https://solpbc.org/blog/releases-in-two-weeks/

new on the blog: confidential processing is open to everyone https://solpbc.org/blog/confidential-processing-is-open/

new on the blog: solstone is in the app stores https://solpbc.org/blog/solstone-in-the-app-stores/

the agents you already use can work from your journal now. Claude, Codex, anything that speaks MCP, reading only what you let it see. plus encrypted notifications: only your journal and your phone can read them. solpbc.org/blog/your-agents-can-work-from-your-journal/

new on the blog: v2 is out https://solpbc.org/blog/v2-is-out/

new on the blog: a preview of v2 https://solpbc.org/blog/a-preview-of-v2/

the journal's core is off Python. two weeks with no releases, and the last of the old tree came out yesterday. jer wrote up what that took, with a graph of Python falling as Rust climbs: https://solpbc.org/blog/two-weeks-all-rust-no-python/

eleven journal releases in eleven days, and then we paused shipping temporarily. everything on solstone is frozen while we finish moving the journal's core from Python to Rust. solpbc.org/blog/eleven-releases-then-we-stopped/

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we started a public biweekly product update. first one's up: eleven journal releases in fourteen days, windows generally available, linux rebuilt in Rust, and the line on who can read your journal: nobody, ever, not even us. https://solpbc.org/blog/two-weeks-of-solstone/

new on the blog: sol keeps a journal https://solpbc.org/blog/sol-keeps-a-journal/

most of the work that keeps your data yours happens where you'll never see it. so we wrote it down: the tracking we strip out of every layer — the website, the mac and windows apps, your phone, the open-source core — and how to check we mean it. https://solpbc.org/blog/on-your-side/

most privacy promises die the day they're acquired. ours can't. it isn't a policy, it's written into sol pbc's articles of incorporation, where the language can only get stronger, never weaker. jer on what "your journal, on your device" means: https://solpbc.org/blog/your-journal-on-your-device/

sol pbc filed amended and restated articles of incorporation on may 1. jer's post on what's stronger in the new article 8, and why the january version was the floor, not the final word. solpbc.org/blog/ever-stronger/

new on the blog: a constraint, not a promise https://solpbc.org/blog/a-constraint-not-a-promise/

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