v0.9.0

Added

• Receiving email:
  • Every team gets a hosted address that works without DNS changes, with +tags to tell senders apart
  • Receive on a subdomain of your own domain (for example reply.acme.com) by adding one MX record
  • New Inbox page with the message, attachments, headers and SPF, DKIM, DMARC, spam and virus results
  • New email.received webhook event, with signed attachment links that last an hour
  • GET /v1/inbound/emails and GET /v1/inbound/emails/{id} in the API
  • Replies to email you sent are linked to the original through inReplyToEmailId
  • Forwarding rules for an address, a local part or everything
  • Monthly allowances on every plan (from 1,000 on Free to 250,000 on Scale); mail is kept for 30 days
  • The local SES emulator can deliver test mail to ByteSend
• DMARC reports:
  • Every team gets a report address; add it to your domain's DMARC record and providers' daily reports are read automatically
  • New DMARC page: pass rate over time, every server sending as your domains (ByteSend's own traffic marked), and each report in full
  • The setup tab shows your current DMARC record and the exact record to publish, keeping your existing policy
  • Reports don't count toward your receiving allowance and are kept for 90 days
• Test mode:
  • Create test API keys (bs_test_...) that never send: emails appear in the dashboard marked Test
  • Deliveries, bounces and complaints are simulated with real webhooks (flagged "test": true), chosen by the recipient address
  • Works before your domain is verified, and doesn't touch usage, bounce rates or suppressions
• Email page: every email has its own page at /emails/<id> with a larger preview (desktop and mobile widths), all recipients, the domain, campaign and API key it came from, its events, and any replies received in your inbox
• Set up DNS on Cloudflare: paste a Cloudflare API token on a domain's page and ByteSend adds the records for you. Existing MX, SPF and DMARC records are never overwritten, and the token isn't stored
• Website: the pricing, features and comparison sections now cover receiving, DMARC reports and test mode, and the homepage has a new backdrop drawn from the ByteSend mark

Fixed

• Batch sends now respect an API key's domain restriction
• Pages no longer run off the right edge on phones: cards and sections fit the screen, and long IDs and file names wrap or are shortened
• Moving a domain that receives email to another sending region keeps receiving working: the identity it receives through is kept, and removed when receiving is turned off or the domain is deleted
• Deleting a domain works again when its Amazon SES identity is already gone, shows an error if it fails, and accepts the name typed in any case (phone keyboards capitalise it)
• Verify again on a verified domain now re-checks its DNS straight away, updates the problem banner, and says what it found. Record rows show a problem the DNS monitor found instead of an old "Verified"
• Moving a domain to another region now waits until its MX record points at the new region. Before, a move could finish with the MX still on the old region, which sent bounces and complaints to the wrong place
• Installing the repo with pnpm 9 no longer fails on Prisma Studio's pnpm 8 requirement, so the web tests run in CI again