Product updates

SwiftForge changelog

What changed, why it matters, and what developers can use today.

October 2, 2026

Translated, flagged language switcher

  • Added local SVG flags, an accessible custom language menu, and interface-language support for the same 22 languages used by Swift7 and BoredBusters. Explicit dimensions keep flags stable during first-page rendering.
  • Added persistent language selection, translated public navigation and core workspace actions, and right-to-left page direction for Arabic.
September 18, 2026

Open public beta and developer navigator

  • Opened direct registration to everyone—invite codes are no longer required.
  • Added unique account emails and atomic duplicate protection.
  • Added this navigable developer guide and a redesigned responsive interface.
  • Introduced structured support reports with private storage, abuse limits, and email delivery.
  • Listed SwiftForge in the public Swift7 project directory.
September 17, 2026

API builder and production security pass

  • Added typed resource schemas and GET, POST, PATCH, and DELETE endpoints.
  • Added read, write, and full-access API keys with secure one-time display.
  • Added CORS controls, project exports, request testing, pagination, and quotas.
  • Added optional Google sign-in while preserving owner TOTP requirements.
  • Added atomic file updates, strict validation, authorization checks, and rate limits.
September 16, 2026

SwiftForge enters beta

  • Launched at endpoints.swift7.net.
  • Introduced project creation, resource management, and hosted JSON storage.
  • Added owner administration and protected configuration storage.

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