This release adds a live, customer-facing status page so you can see exactly how Ember is doing at any moment. It also lets Ember pick the right model for every job — Gemini 3.5 Flash for single apps, Claude Opus 4.8 for larger monorepos — runs single-repo builds to completion without pausing, moves support in-app, and hardens the platform with a pen-tested security pass.
A new public status page shows the real-time health of every Ember service, area by area. It's live-only — never synthetic uptime — and attributes outages to the upstream provider when the cause is external, with an email-gated internal dashboard for the team.
Ember now matches the model to the project automatically. Single-app builds default to Gemini 3.5 Flash for speed, while larger monorepos run on Claude Opus 4.8 — and a tool-calling fix means Flash's edits land reliably.
Single-repo apps now build end to end on their own. The agent keeps going until the work is done instead of pausing partway, so you spend less time nudging a build along.
In-app support moved to Chatwoot, with an Ember-branded launcher tucked in the corner. Start a live conversation with the team without leaving what you're building.
A penetration-test pass tightened security across the platform: a strict nonce-based Content-Security-Policy, cross-origin isolation, and centralized scanning now guard every request.
Open Studio, describe what you want to build, and let Ember take the first pass.
Open Studio