Sapilon becomes publicly available on 1 December 2026: 42 days to go. The core goes open source the same day →

Where things went

In short

Nothing was removed. Pages that answered one question became tabs of one page: Services, Spending, Help, Users & sign-in, Publish and each app’s own page. Code, Versions and Automated Tests are under Technical. The Dashboard is the first row of the Explorer.

The Explorer used to list a page for almost everything Sapilon can do. It now lists one row per question you’d ask, and the pages that answer the same question are tabs of one page. Nothing was removed, and every old link still works: it opens the new place, on the right tab.

You used to open Now
The project name, for the Dashboard Dashboard, the Explorer’s first row (the name still works)
Feature Packs, Managed Services, Integrations, Secrets Services, with a tab for each
Costs, AI Usage Spending › Costs, AI usage
Get help, Help & requests, Experts Help › Get help, Requests, Experts
Users, Authentication Users & sign-in › People, Roles, Sign-in
An app’s Nav Menu, Icons, Web Manifest, Layout, Theme The app’s row › one page with those tabs
A website’s Overview, Pages, Search & sharing The website’s row › one page with those tabs
An iOS app’s iOS App, Apple, Testers, Store listing The iOS app’s row › one page with those tabs
A website’s or an iOS app’s Publish Publish › the app’s own tab
Code, Versions, Automated Tests Technical, a folder you open once

The command palette (the search button at the top) finds every tab by its name too: type “secrets”, “theme” or “AI usage” to go straight there.

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