Changelog

Over the past week, we focused on making dashboards more accurate, faster, and more useful — along with adding powerful new tools for everyday development workflows.

Here’s everything we shipped this week 👇

📊 More Accurate Piemail Dashboard

We’ve improved the Piemail dashboard to give you a clearer and more reliable picture of your email performance.

You’ll now see:
More accurate counts for sent emails
Improved tracking of bounced emails

These updates ensure that your email analytics better reflect real-world delivery, helping you make smarter decisions.

⚡ Improved PieSocket Logs Dashboard

Monitoring real-time activity just got smoother.

The PieSocket logs dashboard now:

Loads new messages in the background
Provides a more seamless, real-time logging experience
Reduces interruptions while you’re inspecting logs

This means less waiting and more visibility when debugging or tracking events.

🧰 New Developer Tools

We’ve added four new tools to help you test and debug your infrastructure quickly:

Postgres Tester – Validate your PostgreSQL connections and queries
SMTP Tester – Test email sending configurations instantly
MongoDB Tester – Verify MongoDB connections and operations
MySQL Tester – Quickly test MySQL database connectivity

Explore all tools here:
👉 https://piehost.com/tools

These tools are designed to save time and eliminate guesswork when setting up services.

See you next Tuesday!

Best,
Pie.host Team
 

This week, we’ve officially rolled out our core product suite — something we’ve been building quietly behind the scenes:

• PieBox — Cloud Servers, made easy as pie
• PieMail — Transactional emails, made easy as pie
• PieCache — Redis, made easy as pie
• PieBucket — S3 storage, made easy as pie
• PieMongo — MongoDB, made easy as pie
• PieGres — PostgreSQL, made easy as pie

Along with PieSocket, PieApp, and PieDB, Pie.host is now a 9-product cloud ecosystem.

These launches form the foundation of what we’re building — a cohesive platform that gives you both the infrastructure and the tools to move faster, without complexity.

On the experience side, we’ve rolled out improvements to dark mode across the platform. It’s now cleaner, more consistent, and easier on the eyes during long sessions.

With the suite now complete, our focus shifts to refining and improving existing products in the coming weeks. Over the coming weeks, expect continuous improvements across the existing ecosystem — from performance upgrades to UX refinements, and deeper integrations between all Pie.host products.

Stay tuned. ⚡

Best regards,
Pie.host Team

Hi everyone,

Its tuesday and as promised, we are here with an update:

🌙 Dark Mode is live

You can now switch to dark mode for a more comfortable viewing experience on all Pie.host pages, especially during night usage. It’s easier on the eyes and helps save battery on supported devices. Auto option lets you use dark mode settings from your OS.

💸 Autoscaling Spend Limit

We’ve added a new option to set a spend limit for autoscaling. This helps you stay in control of your costs and prevents any unexpected bills while still benefiting from autoscaling. Auto-scaling spend limit can be set from billing section of your Pie.host accout.

As always, we’re continuously working to make Pie.host better and more reliable for you.

If you have any feedback or suggestions, feel free to send to anand@piehost.com —we’d love to hear from you!

Best,
Team Pie.host

It’s been a while since we last shared a changelog - and that silence wasn’t accidental. Over the past few months, we’ve been heads down, quietly building the next phase of Pie.host.

During this time, our focus shifted from incremental updates to creating an entire ecosystem of products designed to work seamlessly together. We’re excited to share that PieMail, PieBox, PieBucket, PieCache, PieMongo, and PieGres are all on their way to Pie.host - each built to simplify how developers manage infrastructure and scale their applications.

Some of you might remember that PieBox and PieMail were available earlier in a limited trial. We pulled them back—not because they weren’t working, but because we knew they could be significantly better. We revisited the fundamentals, improved the core architecture, refined the user experience, and strengthened performance across the board.

Now, they’re coming back—more reliable, more powerful, and more thoughtfully designed. And this time, they won’t be alone. They return alongside a new family of sibling products, each solving a specific piece of the modern infrastructure puzzle, but all unified under the Pie.host experience.

This marks a shift for us - from building individual tools to building a cohesive platform.

Going forward, we’re also committing to better communication. We will be publishing a changelog every Tuesday, sharing everything we worked on during the week. This helps us stay transparent, accountable, and more connected with the people we build for - you.

Best regards,
Anand

Developers can now build screen-sharing applications using PieSocket.

We have launched v5.1.0 of PieSocketJS with the following new features.

• Added `portal.shareScreen` method.
• Added `onScreenSharingStopped` event handler for Portals.

Best regards,
PieHost team