LayerPort

What's new.

A product that ships. Recent changes to capture, editing, publishing, and handoff.

More of the page is editable, and a first site goes from sign-up to download

· Product

  • A Content panel lays each page out as a form, and detected collections (a blog, a portfolio, a catalogue) open as a table you can edit.
  • Background images and alt text are editable in the inspector, and a save now says which styles it could not keep.
  • Keyboard shortcuts for selection, zoom and the side panels; Enter edits the selected text, and one group action is one undo.
  • Pages driven by scroll or the mouse wheel open in a compact canvas that keeps their scenes visible.
  • A three-step welcome and a Getting started card take a new account from its first URL to its first download.
  • More real Framer and Webflow templates capture cleanly, including 3D models and textures loaded at runtime.

Your data, handled end to end

· Security

  • Deleting an account erases its projects, form messages, exports and history, and cancels any subscription.
  • Off-site backups, with every account deletion re-applied after a restore.
  • Signing up asks for one consent checkbox instead of three.

Change plans without starting over

· Billing

  • Upgrades and downgrades happen on the same subscription: an upgrade charges only the prorated difference, and a downgrade waits for the next renewal.
  • Checkout fits one screen, with one consent for renewal and refunds.

Sourced guides, and figures that draw themselves

· Content

  • Every guide is now an article with its own index, its numbers charted, and the link and date each number was read from.
  • Every page under Guides, Compare and Examples carries an evidence band: a chart, a specification rail or a comparison table, from the same sourced blocks.
  • New data instruments — ranked bars, a drawn trend line, a share donut and concentric rings — replace the charting library the guides used to load.

One release gate for the whole product

· Reliability

  • A single portable check runs the test suites, the translation catalogue, the bundle budgets and the prerender before a release can go out.
  • Every plan surface now reads the published plan catalogue, so pricing cannot drift between the landing, the pricing page and checkout.
  • Every legal document the app renders is served as its own URL; anything else under /legal is an honest 404.

The launch kit, for whoever operates it

· Product

  • An operator guide that covers deploying, publishing, billing and incidents in plain language.
  • A publish runbook in the workspace, and an .env generator that validates as you type before the first boot.
  • Every crawlable page is prerendered as plain HTML, so an indexed URL renders with JavaScript switched off.

Production hardening before the hosted launch

· Security

  • The capture host check now expires and bounds its verdict cache instead of trusting an old answer.
  • Origins are judged against the declared origin rather than a proxy's own Host header, and the preview proxy streams instead of buffering whole responses.
  • One definition of production replaces four that disagreed, and a graceful stop now waits only for requests that are actually in flight.

The public site, recomposed

· Design

  • A new motion set across the landing and the marketing pages, re-authored against this design system rather than installed.
  • The landing reads shorter on a phone, with five hero compositions selectable in the live editor.
  • Light mode wears dark components rather than dark sections, and the workspace inherits the same material.

Export guides, comparisons, and worked examples

· Content

  • Added intent guides under /guides and honest comparisons under /compare.
  • Published /examples with end-to-end walkthroughs and a video slot.
  • Feature-by-feature comparison matrix against other export tools.

A calmer capture screen

· Product

  • The capture screen now shows the real site preview while it scans.
  • Steps animate one at a time; technical logs are hidden behind a friendly progress view.
  • A celebration on completion with direct options to open the project or download the ZIP.

Portable handoff, explained

· Product

  • Every downloaded ZIP now ships with a plain-English deploy guide for Vercel.
  • One light/dark switch, light by default.

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