Built in the open.

The dashboard has a cleaner, more cohesive look that puts your compliance posture — setup progress, the countdown to commencement, and anything that needs your attention — front and centre the moment you sign in.

When AUSTRAC publishes an update, Caltury's plain-English explainer now appears right in your dashboard, next to the source headline, so you can read what it means for your practice without leaving the app.

The automatic weekly re-screen of your whole customer book against the latest sanctions and PEP lists now runs for every active subscription, not just the founding cohort. It runs on top of the risk-based ongoing checks, so your whole book is re-screened weekly regardless of each customer's risk rating.

Switch between monthly and annual on /pricing with one click. Annual saves 17 percent (12 months for the price of 10). No more emailing support for a custom Stripe link.

New tools at /tools: a penalty exposure estimator, a DIY-vs-software 3-year cost comparison, and an SMR/TTR/IFTI decision checker. Each returns a real answer based on your practice profile and citations to the relevant section of the AML/CTF Act.

Print-ready AML/CTF Program template (Part A + Part B), conveyancer KYC checklist, AUSTRAC enrolment walkthrough, SMR decision flowchart, and beneficial owner identification matrix. Browse at /resources.

When AUSTRAC publishes new guidance, enforcement actions or consultations, Caltury drafts a plain-English explainer and emails confirmed newsletter subscribers the same day. Becomes the fastest source of 'what AUSTRAC just said' content in Australia.

Real-time system status at /status, with any past incidents listed and our documented incident response plan available at /security/incident-response.

Every audit row now signs the hash of the previous, making the chain mathematically verifiable end-to-end. Weekly off-platform backups go to object-locked storage with 7-year retention, protecting against the worst-case scenario where someone with admin access tries to delete a snapshot.

Caltury's OWASP ASVS Level 2 self-audit is published at /security/audit-2026-05 with per-control evidence and an honest 'limitations' section. RFC 9116 disclosure file at /.well-known/security.txt for researchers. External CREST-accredited test scheduled before 1 January 2027 or the first enterprise customer, whichever lands sooner.

Two fixes after the founder ran a fresh sign-up. The 'check your inbox' screen now has a loud success banner so it's obvious the sign-up worked. Clicking the confirmation link in a different browser shows a friendly 'sign in to continue' message instead of a 'flow state expired' error.

Number inputs on the calculator and tool pages used to snap back to the default the moment you cleared them, making it impossible to type a different value. They now behave normally.

Type your ABN once and we auto-fill the legal name, trading name, ACN, state and postcode straight from the Australian Business Register. No more re-typing fields you already filed with ASIC.

Single-director and sole-trader practices skip the beneficial owner form entirely. We pre-seed you as the senior managing official at 100 percent, since the answer was never going to be anything else.

Per-vertical baselines for real estate, conveyancing, accounting and law. You spend the session refining the parts unique to your practice instead of staring at a blank questionnaire.

Inviting a customer now triggers the Stripe Identity check the moment they accept. One less email for you to send, one less link for them to chase.

If the AML/CTF essentials module is not complete, the app blocks AUSTRAC submissions instead of silently letting them through. Prevents the bad-day scenario where a report goes out before the obligation has been understood.

Send bug reports, feature requests or general feedback straight from /dashboard/support. Replies come from Ben personally, usually within a few business days.

Auth emails now match the Caltury identity instead of arriving as generic Supabase defaults. Better deliverability and less confusion in the inbox.