ChangelogWhat shipped, and when.

22 releases since April 2026. Latest: v1.21, Tracking Health Check

v1.21October 2026

Tracking Health Check

  • When a page that drew steady traffic for two weeks records nothing for three days, a quiet line appears at the top of the page: which pages, and that the snippet most likely came out in a deploy. If the whole site goes quiet, it says that instead.
  • Quiet is not always broken, so the check holds back. A page has to have been busy enough that three empty days are unlikely by chance, and with too little traffic Clerion says it cannot tell yet, rather than calling the site healthy.
  • Over MCP, the new clerion_tracking_health tool answers the same question, so you can ask Claude whether your tracking is still working. The MCP server now has 28 tools.
  • It reads pageviews only, so it cannot tell a page you removed from one that lost its snippet. The steps to check are at getclerion.com/docs/check-installation.
v1.20October 2026

Pre-Traffic Audit and MCP Site Connect

  • A site with no visitors yet opens on Before traffic: your homepage as search engines and AI assistants see it, problems first, each with the exact text or rule behind it and what it costs, and a Check again for after a fix.
  • The homepage check now also looks for text that only JavaScript draws (most AI crawlers never run it), a noindex tag, a canonical pointing somewhere else, a sitemap, a share image and the phone viewport.
  • The install screen leads with what Clerion found on your homepage, then the one line to paste. On a phone, the same findings show as soon as you name your site.
  • Connect a site from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor: ask, and the new clerion_connect_site tool adds it, checks the homepage and hands back the snippet. In an editor, the model can add the snippet to your code itself. It is the one thing the MCP server can add; nothing in it changes or deletes.
  • Connecting a client to a new account asks, optionally, which site it should read, so the first question already has something real to answer.
  • The sample site says it is one on every page, with a way to connect yours.
v1.19October 2026

Faster Setup and Platform Install Guides

  • Adding a site asks for its address and nothing else. The name, industry and goal start from sensible defaults you can change in Settings, and the welcome tour is gone: Clerion opens straight on the question that matters.
  • Clerion reads your homepage before anything is installed: title, description, main heading, whether robots.txt shuts out AI crawlers like GPTBot and ClaudeBot, structured data and how fast the page answered. If you leave before installing, the same read arrives by email.
  • The install step knows your platform. WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix and Next.js are recognised from the page, and the steps shown are the ones for yours.
  • Not the one who edits the site? Send the snippet from the install screen to whoever does. They get the line and the steps, and their reply comes to you. You get an email the moment the first visit lands.
  • Setup works on a phone. Add your site and email the snippet to yourself to paste from a laptop. The dashboard still needs a bigger screen.
  • Importing your history moved out of setup, to your site list and Settings, so it never stands between you and the snippet.
  • Copy buttons say "Copied" again everywhere, including the fix prompt on Errors and answers in Ask Clerion.
v1.18October 2026

Six Languages

  • Clerion speaks English, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Dutch. The app, the AI's briefings, signals and answers, and every email follow your account's language, picked up from your browser at signup and changed any time under Settings, Appearance.
  • Dates and numbers read the way your language writes them, and the limit and upgrade messages name the plan, the allowance and the price in your language too.
  • What's new comes to you: a small card in the corner of your Overview, once, when something you can use has shipped since you joined, and the newest article from our blog at the foot of the sidebar.
  • The usage page says what the numbers were: pageviews split by site, and what the AI allowance went on, briefings, signals, error diagnoses and audience reads.
v1.17October 2026

MCP on All Plans

  • The MCP server is on every plan now, free included. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client and it reads every report in Clerion as 26 read-only tools. The questions run on your own model, so they never count against your AI allowance.
  • Deploy markers come with it: the account key that sends them exists on every plan.
  • Your websites reads more calmly. Each site says whether it is tracking or not installed yet, the next step for a site that is waiting is the one that stands out, and connecting another site is the last line of the list.
  • Moving between steps is smooth. Connecting a site, installing the snippet, importing history, cancelling a plan and resetting a password each ease from one screen to the next instead of jumping.
  • Coming back from Forgot password keeps the Google sign-in button on the page.
v1.16October 2026

Free Trial and Product Tour

  • Every new account opens straight into its 14-day trial at Growth level. 14-day trial, no card to sign up. A card is only asked if you start a paid plan trial from the upgrade modal. A trial that ends without a plan lands on the free tier with tracking still running and everything the AI learned kept.
  • The welcome tour shows Clerion in use rather than drawings of it: real recordings of the briefing, Signals, Ask Clerion, the user flow, the error log and AI referrals, ending with how to reach a person. It pages from the keyboard.
  • Signing in confirms before the page changes, and the first arrival opens on the welcome instead of on a dashboard still assembling.
v1.15October 2026

Cross-Domain Sessions

  • A visit on your site and a signup on your app on another domain are now one session. A link to a subdomain carries the session over on its own, and window.clerion.linkTo(url) does the same for any other domain, so the signup is credited to the campaign or referrer that brought the visitor. Setup at getclerion.com/docs/cross-domain-sessions.
  • Each account remembers the session it was created in, so where signups come from is one query.
v1.14October 2026

Full MCP Coverage and Demo Site

  • The MCP server now offers every report in Clerion as 26 read-only tools: traffic sources, campaigns, entry and exit pages, user flow, engagement, clicks and forms, browsers, bots blocked, the funnel, custom events, conversion insights, revenue by source with exit answers, deploys and rage clicks, the error log, live visitors, the briefing, signals, the audience profile, and each site's SEO and AI-readiness. Each tool returns exactly what the app shows for the same window.
  • The demo site is listed for every account over MCP, so a new account can try the tools before its own traffic arrives.
  • Clerion is in the Claude connectors directory (https://claude.ai/directory/connectors/clerion), so it can be added in claude.ai with one click, and in the official MCP Registry as com.getclerion/clerion.
  • The four cards on Custom events and Errors open on a proper empty state: what the card will show, the one line that switches it on with a Copy control, and the setup guide.
v1.13October 2026

Revenue Attribution and Deploy Markers

  • Where paying customers came from: a new card on Custom events credits each payment to the source that brought the visitor, with visitors, payers, pay rate and revenue per source. ChatGPT and the other assistants have their own rows, so a channel that sends few visitors and most of the revenue stands out.
  • Ask leaving visitors why. List the pages in your snippet with data-exit-question, and a visitor about to leave one is asked once, from five plain answers. The answers sit on Custom events, page by page. Desktop only.
  • Deploy markers. One call at the end of your deploy job, with your account key, and the Errors page sets each deploy's error rate and conversion rate for the day before against the day after.
  • Rage clicks: three or more fast clicks on one element are recorded on any element, not only links and buttons, and listed on Errors by page and element.
  • All four reach the briefing and Ask Clerion, so a drop can be traced to the deploy that started it. Each card says its own limits underneath it.
  • Each card says its own limits underneath it and links to its page in the manual at getclerion.com/docs, as do the Docs link in the sidebar, the custom events templates and the MCP page.
  • A site without the snippet opens on a centred One step left screen: the snippet, a Copy control and a check, in the product's own skin.
  • Every Copy control pops a small pill above the button when the copy lands, with a tick, so you know it worked without looking for a toast.
v1.12October 2026

Custom Events and Bot Blocking

  • Goals are now Custom events, and the page leads with a chart: one line per event on a shared axis, with a sparkline on every row. Under it, cards show when your events happen, on which pages, devices and countries, revenue over time for events that carry a value, and which events share a session.
  • Your funnel is drawn from your own events. One band runs left to right, its height at each step the share of visits that reached it, with the count at each step and the rate that went on to the next. Pick what you are building, such as an AI product, an API or a waitlist, and the funnel starts from the events that fit it.
  • A new card sets this period against the last, one spoke per outcome event, so you can see at a glance which ones grew.
  • AI referrals now catch visits from the assistant apps as well as their websites, including Android app referrers and tagged links, and ChatGPT counts as one source wherever it came from. A card shows whether assistant visitors convert better than everyone else.
  • Bots are refused at the door. Blocked visits are counted on Overview and never show up as a goal or a conversion.
  • The Overview chart is redrawn: a thin line, the period's high and low marked with a pill each, and a hover that glides from day to day. Thousands read as K on the tiles, rows and axis, while the hover keeps the exact figure.
  • Home shows pageviews this month against your plan, and turns amber past nine tenths of it. Every link that leaves the app carries the same arrow.
  • Start a filter with "not" in the command bar to hide a slice instead of showing it. Light mode text is readable everywhere.
v1.11September 2026

MCP Server

  • An MCP server. Connect Claude Code, Claude Desktop, claude.ai, Cursor or any client that speaks MCP over HTTP, and it reads your traffic, pages, locations, devices, errors and speed as seven read-only tools. Aggregates only, never visitor rows, and nothing in it can change or delete anything. On Growth and Business, and in every trial.
  • Two ways in: a key you copy from Your plan and paste into a terminal client, or OAuth for browser clients, which send you back to Clerion to approve the connection. Replace key retires both at once, everywhere, on the next request.
  • Resources and prompts alongside the tools: a site's last seven days as one document, and three ready-made questions that name the tools to call.
v1.10September 2026

Click Maps

  • Where people click: a new card under Events on the Goals tab draws the clicks on any page, with the first-screen fold marked, numbered pins on the busiest spots and a ranked list of the elements clicked most. Pick a goal to see only the clicks that fired it. A custom event fired right after a click inherits its position, so your goals are drawn with no extra code.
  • Click tracking no longer stores an element's text or a link's address. Labels come from the element's selector and id instead, and mailto: and tel: links are no longer treated as outbound links.
  • Signals are back on Overview as a ledger under the chart, biggest change first. Hover a row and the chart marks its day. Open it and one link filters the dashboard to the sessions behind it.
  • Production only: a per-site setting that ignores visits from localhost and private networks at ingest, with a button to remove what was already collected.
  • Check installation now says plainly what it found in your site's HTML, and re-adding a site you had deleted revives its tracking key.
  • The plan you pick on the pricing page follows you through signup to checkout. Password reset works end to end, the onboarding tour can be skipped, and a site without the snippet says One step left with the snippet one click away.
  • One typeface throughout. The serif and the monospace are gone, and weight carries the moments they used to.
  • A proper favicon and touch icon in the browser tab.
v1.9August 2026

Data Import and New Navigation

  • Bring your history with you. Export your reports from Google Analytics 4 and drop the file in during setup. Clerion writes its first briefing as soon as the import lands, and the imported days show on the chart as their own hatched series. Exports from Plausible, Fathom, Matomo, Simple Analytics and Umami are recognised too.
  • Every site starts with an owner's brief: your goal in a sentence and a short description of the site, pre-filled from an industry preset and editable in Settings. Every briefing is written against it, and findings are ranked by how far they sit from what you are aiming at.
  • Overview opens with a verdict, one line on the period. Click Read why and the full briefing unfolds beneath it.
  • New navigation: Overview, Behavior, SEO and Observability. Performance sits with Errors under Observability, SEO has its own destination, and Export moved into Settings.
  • Ask Clerion lives in the command bar. Press ⌘K anywhere to ask a question in your own words or to filter the whole dashboard in one sentence. Your recent conversations stay in the sidebar.
  • Compare any period with the one before it: a dashed line on the chart and a delta on every row. User flow gained Top paths and Exits, so you can see the routes people take and the page they leave from.
  • Errors is now a log viewer with ERROR, WARN and INFO levels. An explanation is written for a single error only when you ask for one.
  • Briefings refresh when your numbers move rather than on a timer, and if a refresh fails you keep the last good one.
  • A 14-day trial with plan changes and cancellation handled inside the app, and yearly billing priced as whole dollars a month. A guided tour and a permanent demo site let you see a full dashboard before your own data arrives.
  • The whole app moved to one calm, monochrome design. Blue is used only when Clerion is speaking, warnings are warm ink tints, and there are no traffic-light colours.
v1.8July 2026

Filters and Custom Date Ranges

  • Click any row - a page, country, source, device, browser, or campaign - to filter the whole dashboard to just those visitors. Every chart, number, and the user-flow view move together, and the funnel and events map follow along.
  • Active filters read back in plain English, so you always know the slice you are looking at. Lift any one of them with a click.
  • On the Pages tab, the filter bar tells you exactly what it affects: the page map stays complete, while the numbers count only the filtered visitors.
  • Pick any custom date range from a new calendar in the topbar. Your plan's history window is shown clearly, so you know how far back you can look.
  • Signing in is steadier, with a fix for a rare case that could lock you out during normal use.
  • Behind-the-scenes security and reliability improvements.
v1.7June 2026

AI Traffic Channel

  • Visitors arriving from ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude now appear as their own traffic channel, so you can see what the AI assistants send you.
  • Headline numbers step up to a larger display scale that is easier to read at a glance.
v1.6June 2026

New Sign-In

  • Distinctive headlines at key moments, from sign-in to plans.
  • A redesigned login: a brand poster on one side, a calm form on the other.
  • The verification email reads like a letter, not a widget.
  • Your data horizon is shown as memory, with a plain explanation of why older data is let go.
  • A more consistent voice across the app, from notifications to the plans view.
v1.5June 2026

Loading and Error States

  • The dashboard never goes blank: every state has a clear loading or error view with a way forward.
  • Deleting a website is now a proper, careful flow with confirmation.
  • Broken links take you home instead of showing an error page.
  • AI briefings no longer regenerate on their own when you switch tabs. Your reading stays where you left it.
  • The topbar and date-range picker stay with you as you scroll.
v1.4May 2026

Performance Improvements

  • Every metric audited for accuracy, from visitor counts to session time.
  • 12-month views now load in about a second, even on busy sites.
  • Visitor locations are accurate again, with a fix for cases where a country could be mislabeled.
  • Switching date ranges feels instant. Numbers stay put and update in place, with a calm loading state instead of a frozen screen.
  • The Errors and Pages tabs are quick on long histories, and Pages traffic follows your date range correctly.
v1.3May 2026

Billing and Support

  • Subscription billing with secure checkout, so you can move from a trial to a paid plan in a few clicks.
  • A contact form and an in-app support panel that reach our team directly.
  • Email verification at sign-up, with a calmer, clearer login flow.
  • Priority support for paid plans, and a wider Plans view that is easier to read.
v1.2April 2026

Consent Banner

  • The consent banner now matches your site: accent colour, font, and corner radius are set from the install snippet.
  • Cookieless and consent modes are explained right inside the install dialog.
  • Fixed a rare double-counting issue when the consent banner first loads.
v1.1April 2026

Dashboard Redesign

  • Redesigned Audience and Overview pages, with an activity heatmap and clearer engagement signals.
  • AI briefings show their thinking as they regenerate, and read more cleanly.
  • Signal rows expand to reveal the detail behind each one.
  • Pages and errors tables now paginate, so long lists stay easy to scan.
  • Plan-based data retention and Ask Anything limits now surface clearly in the dashboard.
  • AI summaries stay smooth and responsive, even at busy times.
v1.0April 2026

Beta Launch

  • AI Command Center: your key signals, read for you.
  • Signal Feed, Ask Anything, Audience, Site Intelligence, and Error Intelligence.
  • One-line install, cookie-free tracking, GDPR, CCPA, and PECR compliant by default.
  • 90-day data retention and data export, filtered by time range.
  • AI insights load fast and stay consistent as you move around.
  • Built privacy-first and hardened from day one.