flmnt → changelog

What shipped, and when.

Capability, not releases. An entry here means you can do something you couldn't before — we don't log dependency bumps or refactors. Dates are the day the change landed.

A rebuilt public site, and a way to reach us

Every public page is rebuilt: pricing, the workflow, teams, the benchmark, the comparison, the economics, the builders' page and the case study. Each one is served as static HTML with a markdown twin beside it, so an agent gets the whole page without running a line of script. There is now a /contact page, so you can write in without an account, and a 404 that tells you which path you asked for instead of quietly answering with the home page.

Site

The free tier's limit, corrected

The pricing page said the free tier included 5,000 memories a month. The limit actually enforced is 1,000 per billing cycle, and has been since the meter shipped — the page was wrong from 2026-06-29 until today. It now reads the number from the same source the meter does, so the two cannot drift apart again.

Pricing

A returning member keeps the permissions they were granted

Signing back in no longer resets an enterprise member to their role's baseline. Permissions granted individually survive, and so does the date they originally joined, so a member who leaves and returns is not treated as new.

Teams

API connections for agents that don't speak MCP

Mint a connection from the workspace card, copy the secret once, and revoke it whenever you like. A connection reaches the memory plane directly, so an agent or service that cannot speak MCP can still read and write the record. When an agent asks to connect, a consent screen asks which workspace it may reach — you pick, not the agent.

Connect

Agents can read this site

Every public page is now served as real HTML with its own title, description and canonical, and published as markdown alongside it — so an agent asked what flmnt costs can read /pricing.md instead of parsing a styled page. A URL that does not exist returns a genuine 404 rather than quietly answering with the home page. New head-to-head pages compare flmnt with Mem0, Zep and Letta line by line.

Site

One account, whichever way you sign in

Signing in with Google, GitHub or GitLab against an email you already registered now links to that same account instead of creating a second one. Linking only happens when the provider asserts the email is verified.

Accounts

A capability matrix against named memory tools

The compare page sets flmnt beside Mem0, Zep, Letta and a DIY vector store, capability by capability. Equal on recall; the difference is currency — whether a superseded decision can still come back as current.

Compare

Teams, shared workspaces and an audit ledger

Invite your team into a shared workspace with roles and per-seat billing. Enterprise teams get a tamper-evident ledger of every read and write against their memory, verifiable as an unbroken hash chain.

Teams

Public pricing

Plans, limits and overage are on the site rather than behind a conversation: Pro at $39/month flat, Team at $49 per seat with no seat minimum, two months free on annual, and a free tier to start on.

Pricing

The benchmark went public

Every number we quote is generated by the test suite we run on ourselves, and the raw results are published openly on GitHub. Eight capability packs, every probe graded by a judge that never sees which model produced the answer.

Benchmark

Following along? The benchmark suite and its results are public on GitHub, and we post as things land in Discord.