What's new in SIGNLD.

Generic "Learn more" links were rewritten across the site so every link says where it goes. The concept flow now links to "Read about the Knowledge Graph" and the cookie banner links to "View our cookie policy".

Small change, but it helps both screen readers and search engines understand the shape of the site.

The interactive homepage demo no longer sends you to a separate page to create a workspace. Typing a question or clicking a connector opens a sign-up dialog in place, carrying the context of what you were doing into the first screen of the product.

Google and email code sign-in both complete inside the dialog, then hand off straight to the workspace dashboard.

Pages load noticeably faster. The hero now preloads a single correct WebP asset instead of an outdated one, above-the-fold images load eagerly with fixed dimensions, and everything below the fold is deferred.

Analytics loading was deduplicated, unused JavaScript was split out, and static assets now carry long-lived immutable cache headers while the HTML itself always revalidates, so a deploy reaches returning visitors immediately.

The footer was rebalanced into four columns with a compliance strip and direct links to the comparison pages. On mobile, navigation now opens as a native-feeling drawer with accordions instead of a stacked menu.

All marketing and legal routes are rendered to complete HTML at build time, the same way blog posts already were, so the full content of a page is present without running any JavaScript. This matters for search engines and AI answer engines that do not execute scripts.

Routes and blog slugs that do not exist now return a real HTTP 404 instead of serving the app shell with a 200.

The whole site now inherits one visual language: white surfaces, hairline-bordered cards, hand-authored SF-Symbol-style icons, and the SIGNLD brand gradient as the single accent.

The homepage became an interactive demo of the product rather than a static pitch, so you can ask a question and see how a Decision Brief comes together before creating an account.

Four neutral comparison pages went live under /vs, covering how SIGNLD lines up against Julius, Powerdrill, Tableau, and Power BI across data model, traceability, connectors, deployment, compliance, and pricing.

Each page includes an honest section on where the other product is genuinely stronger, because a comparison that only flatters us is not useful to anyone evaluating.

SIGNLD can now be reached through the Model Context Protocol, so connected tools can query your knowledge graph directly instead of going through the workspace UI.

{{TODO: verify with Product}} Confirm the exact list of MCP surfaces shipped in v1.5.0, the auth model for each, and whether Gmail, Slack, and Stripe are read-only at launch.

Every core and legal page now emits a single canonical URL, one H1, and a written meta description, plus schema.org markup matched to the page type.

This is invisible in the product but it changes how search engines and AI answer engines read the site, which is why it shipped as a release rather than a quiet fix.