Most of what changes in VULK you’ll never read about: a button that moved, a check that got smarter, a failure that simply stops happening. Here are the ones you might have bumped into this month.
October 12
- Effort, in your hands. The composer has an Effort control, from Quick to Maximum, and the level you pick reaches the model that writes.
- Phone apps open full. A new phone app opens with sample rows on every screen, never on an empty state.
- Phones that block 3D. If one phone refuses 3D graphics, your 3D preview is no longer marked as failed for everyone.
October 14
- Send sends. Stop stops. They are two buttons now. A double-click can’t stop your build, and a message you type mid-build waits its turn.
- Workspaces that hold. A CRM or SaaS that VULK generates now checks who belongs to which workspace in the database itself, with viewer and editor roles.
- Every Google font. Any family on Google Fonts, in any project.
- Connectors that sign in. An MCP server that asks you to sign in now shows its sign-in, instead of an error. Open your connectors
October 15
- No more AI fonts. A new design no longer reaches for the faces every AI site uses, like Syne or Inter, unless you ask for them by name.
See everything in the changelog →
João and the VULK team
P.S. Something small bugging you? Tell us at support@vulk.dev. The send button above started with one build that stopped by accident.
