Changelog

Dishaya is open. The first 200 accounts are Founding Access: 5 work packages a month free, package credits for accepted feedback, and a permanent 40% discount on any paid plan. The counter on the founding page is the real number of seats left, and it closes at 200 or on 15 August, whichever comes first.

You can now sign in with Google alongside the email code. It is identity only: Dishaya receives your verified email address and name, nothing else, and none of your content ever flows to Google.

One home for everything: the support and data-rights contact in the Terms and Privacy Policy is now [email protected], and it reaches a person. Everything is consolidating on dishaya.com.

The Terms of Service and Privacy Policy are now in effect, dated 8 July 2026. They cover Founding Access and its feedback credits, on-device theme and brand-kit storage, and the export attribution rule, in plain English with no surprises.

Dishaya now says plainly what it is for: turn one messy question into a client-ready report and deck where every claim taps to its source. One run produces a work package (a designed report, a matching deck, and a source ledger) built for consultants, founders, and analysts who send their work to people who will question it. The guarantees are unchanged: every claim is checked against its exact source passage before it is written, and what fails the check is disclosed, never hidden.

Dishaya is getting ready for its first invited users as a working intelligence platform. What is ready in this release:

• Verified research. Ask a real question and get a cited report where every claim is checked against its source and labelled verified, partial, unverified, or contradicted, with a Confidence Ledger and the run's cost.
• Documents and decks. Turn a prompt into a structured document or a branded slide deck, exportable to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint with speaker notes.
• Shareable evidence. Exports carry their verification with them, so whoever you share a report with sees the same sources you did.
• Sign-in by email code and conversation search, rename, and delete for keeping your work organised.

Answers got more dependable this month:

• More reliable by default. Answers hold up better, with less to double-check.
• Fewer dead ends. Your prompt keeps working even when something is having a bad moment.
• Honest cost. What each prompt cost, shown on every run.

The foundation: one place to ask, with each request priced to match the job, an industry-standard API endpoint for developers, and a private on-device mode that runs entirely on your own machine, no account, no server, nothing leaves your device.