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Kazn · Changelog

What we’ve built, as we build it.

Kazn isn’t open yet. These are the milestones on the way to early access, each built and tested before it is listed here.

  • Design

    A new look across the web and iPhone

    Kazn’s web and iPhone apps now share one design system with this website: the same type, colors and components, in light and dark.

  • Web

    Ask Kazn on the web

    The web app has its own Ask Kazn page: kept chats with search, answers that appear as they are written, and the pages each answer used.

  • Assistant

    You choose how long chats are kept

    A workspace owner can keep chats until deleted, or for 30 days, 90 days or one year.

  • Assistant

    Off until the owner turns it on

    The assistant stays off in a workspace until its owner turns it on, after seeing where workspace text goes.

  • Assistant

    Changes by chat, always with your approval

    The assistant can prepare changes such as adding a page or changing an agent’s access. Each one is applied only when you approve it, once, within 30 minutes.

  • Assistant

    Guardrails

    A daily question limit per workspace, assistant changes shown in Activity, and a warning when a page contains instructions planted to steer an AI.

  • iPhone

    Chat history on iPhone

    Find, reopen, rename and delete your kept chats, with search across titles and messages.

  • Assistant

    The Kazn assistant answers from your workspace

    Ask in your own words and get an answer drawn from your workspace, with the pages behind it. On iPhone, Ask Kazn sits in the middle of the bottom bar.

  • iPhone

    The iPhone app: read, review, write and control

    Read projects offline, approve proposals with Face ID, add and edit pages without overwriting anyone’s changes, and see activity and agent controls.

  • Platform

    Search by meaning, without special hardware

    Results combine meaning and word matches, are re-checked against the source records, and include approved decisions almost at once. Kazn’s 10-question benchmark scores 10 out of 10.

  • Platform

    Kazn’s own MCP gateway

    One address for every agent. Connect an agent from the web, give it access per project, and pause or revoke it at any time.

  • Platform

    Accounts and isolated workspaces

    People sign in and work in their own workspaces, which the database keeps fully apart from everyone else’s.

  • Web

    The Kazn web app

    A home dashboard, projects, an Inbox for agent proposals, agents and activity, with live updates.

  • Platform

    The local demo is complete

    Kazn works end to end with real agents: one proposes a decision, a person approves it, and another agent finds it moments later.

  • Platform

    Proposals and approval

    Agents can propose new and replacement decisions; approving one is a single, all-or-nothing step that keeps the full history.

  • Platform

    Agents read with project permissions

    Agents can read a project’s brain, lists and pages, and every read checks that the agent has access to that project.

  • Platform

    Every agent has its own identity

    Each call is checked against the agent’s own secret, and refusals are logged.

  • Company

    Kazn begins

    Quactor commits to its first product: a shared second brain for people and AI agents.