What actually shipped, and when.
A company can say it moves quickly or it can show you. This is the log — website and apps both. It starts the day we started keeping it, which is later than we'd like, and it will include the entries where the honest line is that something slipped.
9 August 2026 — Website
Logic Companion is retired from the lineup, and its page is gone. The plain reason: while our other products came first, the AI-audio market filled in with companies working on exactly this, and being one more of them is not a good use of a small company's attention. We built it, we still use it in our own studio every week — it just isn't going to a store. This log is where that stays on the record.
Every app page also has a new one-line description. WitnessView: "You hold the phone. It holds the proof." OpenH2O: "You manage the water. It manages the data." ExposureView: "You focus on your performance. It focuses on the camera."
8 August 2026 — Website
The camera app has its real name: ExposureView, formerly Studio Kit. Its page moved with it.
Corrected a claim that was no longer true: the app's page said "no bundled binaries," and the shipping build now includes Sony's official camera SDK inside the app — that's how it talks to the camera. The page now says so. Also updated WitnessView's status: it's building to TestFlight, on the way to App Store submission.
18 July 2026 — Website
Rebuilt the site's foundations. Every piece of text on every page now meets the WCAG AA contrast standard in both light and dark mode; several didn't before, including the main button on the home page. The navigation works on a phone for the first time, and the light/dark button no longer shows a moon on a page that's already light.
Rewrote the product copy to match reality: WitnessView ships first, nothing is downloadable yet, and OpenH2O is in development rather than "mature." The site previously organised itself around a free line and a paid line, which sorted products by price rather than by what they do. That's gone.
16 July 2026 — Website
Published a real privacy policy, written to be read rather than to be survived. Short version: the apps run on your device, there are no accounts, and this site has no analytics, cookies, or trackers.
6 July 2026 — Website
Added a support page and a real address that a person answers.
27 June 2026 — Website
vadosehq.com went live.
Vadose LLC · App releases will appear here as they ship.