65+ Docs Pages, Industry Intelligence, and Smarter Pricing

This release is a big one. We shipped over 65 documentation pages, a complete industry intelligence system with 15 industry-specific landing pages, abuse prevention infrastructure, and a revamped pricing model with annual billing and volume discounts. It's the kind of release that doesn't have one flashy headline — it's a hundred small things that make the platform feel complete.

Documentation That Actually Helps

We've been embarrassed by our documentation for months. The platform was growing faster than our ability to explain it. This release fixes that with 65+ pages covering every major feature, workflow, and concept in Vision™.

The documentation isn't just reference material — it's structured as a learning path. New users can follow the Getting Started guide, which walks through the entire first-diagnostic experience. More advanced users can jump directly to API references, integration guides, or the analysis module deep-dives.

Industry Intelligence

Every industry has different transformation patterns, regulatory requirements, and common constraints. Our new industry intelligence system recognizes this by providing 15 industry-specific landing pages — healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, retail, education, and more. Each page explains how Vision™ applies to that industry's specific challenges, with relevant case studies and terminology.

Smarter Pricing

We restructured pricing based on feedback from our early adopter cohort. The biggest change: annual billing with meaningful discounts (20% off monthly rates) and volume pricing for organizations running multiple diagnostics. We also added a free tier — Vision Lite — that lets anyone run a website-only analysis at no cost. It's limited, but it gives people a real taste of what a full diagnostic reveals.

Abuse Prevention

As we opened the platform to more users, we needed infrastructure to prevent abuse — rate limiting, duplicate detection, and automated quality checks on diagnostic inputs. This isn't glamorous work, but it's essential for maintaining the quality of outputs that our paying customers depend on.