Everything that changed in Lobsite, newest first.
Lobsite now speaks fourteen languages, form emails can come from your own domain through Resend, and temporary sites are easier to keep.
The website, the docs, the free tools, the dashboard, the emails and the Keep it pill are now available in Japanese, Korean and Indonesian, which brings Lobsite to fourteen languages. Japanese and Korean use your system's font, so every character looks right. The CLI and the API stay in English.
A new Integrations tab connects your Resend account, so the confirmations people get after filling in your forms, and your own notifications if you like, come from an address at your custom domain. Turn confirmations on for each form in its settings on the Forms tab, or connect from the CLI with lobsite integrations connect resend. Resend is part of the Standard plan and needs a custom domain on the site. The same tab lists webhooks and GitHub Actions, with Zapier and n8n coming soon.
Build in your workflow, then deploy live from your main branch and as a preview for pull requests, with a CI token.
A site's settings can hand it back: it becomes temporary again, and its domains, form data, analytics and older deploys are removed.
Temporary sites now open with a card to keep the site for free with Google or email, and it folds into the pill after a few seconds.
It looks like the sign-in page, shows a live preview of the site with its time left, and lets you sign in and keep the site in one go.
Deploys start sooner, and the CLI reports success as soon as they're done.
That usually means your build writes different output each time.
Billing and removal dates in the dashboard follow your browser's time zone.
The dashboard now says that only the account owner can add and confirm the addresses forms email.
Browsers that had visited a site's old primary domain kept going there, and now let go within 5 minutes.
Deploys now show what they're doing while they run, and everything about your account sits in one menu at the top of the sidebar.
In a terminal, the CLI shows a progress bar with file counts and bytes while it hashes, uploads and checks your HTML pages, and uploads that need sending again get their own step. Coding agents get plain lines instead of a bar. The CLI and the dashboard now wait for the checks to finish before they call a deploy done.
The dropdown at the top of the sidebar is now a menu with who's signed in, the accounts you can switch to, account settings and sign out. That's where the sidebar's Account link and the Sign out button on the account page went.
A Live | Removed switch on the Forms tab gives forms you've removed from your site full rows of their own.
The Submissions button on a form opens only that form's submissions, and the CSV export follows the same filter.
Each row now shows only the form's type.
Quote the ID to support without turning on verbose output.
A site with one top-level HTML file and no index.html or 200.html showed "Not found", and sites already deployed are fixed too.
Sites you deploy without an account last 6 hours. Now each one has a Keep it button on the page itself, so whoever opens it can keep it without hunting for a claim link.
A temporary site shows how long it has left in the bottom-right corner, with a Keep it button. Click the pill to see what keeping it means, then sign in or create a free account and the site is yours: it stops expiring, its forms start working and it shows up in your dashboard. The first person to keep a site gets it. The button speaks your browser's language.
The confirmation has a button that takes you straight back.
Lobsite now speaks your language, and the Forms tab has been rebuilt from scratch: a row for each form, a four-step creator, and settings for emails and webhooks without touching lobsite.toml.
The website, the docs, the free tools and the dashboard are available in German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Russian and Turkish. We go by the link you followed, then your account setting, then your browser, and you can switch any time from the language menu in the footer. The CLI and the API stay in English.
Every form on your live site gets its own row: who it emails, where its webhook goes, when the last submission came in and how many arrived this month. Forms you've removed from your site are listed underneath, where you can archive them.
Pick the fields and where submissions go, then copy the HTML or a prompt for your coding agent.
Set them in the dashboard instead of lobsite.toml.
It reads correctly even when your browser translates the page.
Sign-in methods, passkeys, browsers and CLI sessions in one place.
Each form now shows its own count, not the site's total.