Changelog
What’s new in NimbusWatch
A dated list of what has actually shipped. We only list things that are live today: no roadmaps or “coming soon”.
2026-10-08
The security scan now starts on Starter, and a simpler refund sentence
The fourteen-check AWS security scan is included from the Starter plan up, where it used to need Pro, while cost-waste detection stays on Pro and Scale, so Starter shows no cost-waste findings. Paid plans state the money-back guarantee in one plain sentence: Dissatisfied customers may request a refund within 7 days of purchase. Claims go through support, there is no self-service refund button, and refunds are made by hand, never automatically.
2026-10-07
Cancel your plan yourself, and a support inbox we read
You can cancel a paid plan yourself: use the Cancel subscription control on your settings page, or email us from the address on your account. Either way your plan runs to the end of the current billing period, and you are not charged again after it ends. Your dashboard now names the plan you are on and its monthly price, and a subscription whose payment has failed says so there in plain English instead of staying silent. A failed payment does not stop your plan either: it stays where it is while the payment is outstanding, and you can replace the card on file yourself from your dashboard. The Privacy Policy also corrects what it said about monitor check history, which is kept rather than deleted when your plan's window passes.
2026-10-06
Security scan grows to fourteen checks
The opt-in read-only security scan now covers fourteen misconfigurations instead of five, including root login without MFA, publicly accessible databases, no working audit trail, and EC2 instances still on the old metadata mode. Every finding is still plain English with the one fix, and the scan remains opt-in per account.
2026-10-01
Self-service account deletion
Type your email to confirm and we remove your monitors, check history, alerts, connected accounts, scan findings, and Slack webhook.
2026-09-30
Cost-waste detection shipped
A read-only scan finds resources quietly billing while idle: unused network gateways, idle servers, unattached public IP addresses, orphaned disk volumes and snapshots, oversized serverless functions and databases, and log groups that never expire. Most findings carry an estimated monthly saving and the one fix.
2026-09-29
Security scan shipped
The first five read-only checks, opt-in per account: publicly exposed storage buckets, services open to the whole internet, users without multi-factor authentication, root account access keys, and unencrypted disk volumes. Each finding is written in plain English with the specific fix.