Two Free apps, a smaller badge and steadier rollbacks

The Free plan

• Free covers two apps inside its 512 MB and 0.5 vCPU allowance. The

allowance is unchanged; the promise now matches it.

• A refused start tells you what to do. On every plan, the message names

the apps using your allowance and the way out: put one to sleep with percher sleep, delete one, or upgrade.

• Free apps show a small Percher icon at the left edge of the page. It is a

plain link, with no script and no cookie, and your app needs no changes. Paid plans do not show it.

• Visitor analytics come with Starter, Maker and Max. Access follows the

app owner's plan. The counts are also more accurate: repeat page views are included and "today" follows UTC.

Deploys and rollback

• Rollback accepts the short version id that percher versions and

percher doctor print.

• Rolling back after promoting a preview works. The previous version is

kept until normal retention removes it.

• A brief network drop no longer fails a CLI rollback that finished on

the server.

• An app that cannot wake because your allowance is full answers with a

clear error and can be woken later.

• Scheduled jobs keep running after one run fails or times out.

Guides and tools

• Get started is one guide for connecting your assistant and publishing

your first app. It replaces the separate Connect AI page.

• The Data tab links to database guides for

PocketBase and external databases.

• CLI, MCP and core 1.0.3 keep MCP calls separate from each

other and stop log reads on their own. Update with npx --yes percher@1 or @percher/mcp@1. The hosted connector needs no update.

• Templates are current. .NET uses .NET 10 LTS, and Go and Rust use

maintained base images.

Signing in to Percher uses email and password. Your own apps can still offer any sign-in method they like.