What's New

21 August 2026

• The demo is now a read-only showcase built entirely from synthetic sample figures written for illustration. It opens no account and starts no session.
• Every figure on it is invented. None of it is any customer's data, and nothing on the page can be changed.
• You need no signup and no login to read it.

20 August 2026

• Your dashboard now leads with the figures that matter most for your kind of business — a hotel sees cash movement right after revenue, a software company sees profit first. The figures themselves never change; only their order does, and there are no invented industry ratios.
• When you set up a company, no currency is pre-filled for you. You choose it from the worldwide list, and it is stored exactly as you chose it.
• If you are no longer a member of any company, the dashboard now explains it and tells you what to do, instead of showing an empty list.
• Visiting an address meant for MirageCFO staff while signed out now simply takes you to sign-in.

18 August 2026

• The Albanian interface is now complete, including company setup, invitations and every choice in onboarding — with the values you save kept identical whichever language you use.
• MirageCFO support staff now have a console to look up an account's plan status and act on it. Every action requires a written reason and is recorded. It does not open your financial data.
• The public site was rewritten to show how import, categorisation and running several companies actually work, with sample data that is clearly labelled as such.

17 August 2026

• The product now contains the path to start a paid plan. It is not switched on: no payment provider is connected, no price is published, and nothing can be charged. Your billing page says so.
• Repeating a request to start a purchase now gives the same answer rather than a second attempt, and each request is recorded correctly.
• A nightly check that verifies each encrypted backup had been discarding valid ones for several nights. It was repaired, and backups are being retained again.

15 August 2026

• MirageCFO now keeps its plans in one place inside the service, so what a plan is called and what it allows is answered from a single source instead of being assembled from several.
• Nothing about this puts a plan on sale: no prices are published, no payment is collected, and every account continues on its trial.

14 August 2026

• Administrative access to the service was narrowed and is now enforced by the systems that hold your data, not only by the application in front of them.
• Nothing changed in what you see or what your account can do.

13 August 2026

• Every company now states its own reporting currency and its own timezone when it is created. No currency is assumed for you, and a company outside the currencies we happened to think of first is no longer a second-class case.
• Currencies are recognised from the worldwide standard list rather than a hand-written one, so an amount in your currency is read correctly — including where the currency has no decimal places.
• Your sign-in session moved into a form that scripts running in the page cannot read, which removes a way a stolen session could have been carried off.

12 August 2026

• Trials and entitlements now belong to the account that owns your companies. A second company under the same account uses the entitlement you already have.
• That also closed a case where a second company could read as though it had no entitlement at all, even though the account plainly did.
• When a trial ends, creating new work pauses and everything you already have stays readable and exportable. That has not changed, and it is written into the Terms.

These were part of MirageCFO before this page existed. The repository does not hold a release date for them, so none is shown — an invented date would be worse than no date.

• CFO Analyst — ask about revenue, spending, profit and cash in plain language, and see which of your own figures the answer was drawn from.
• Monthly CFO Report and Owner Snapshot, saved with the figures they were built from, and exported to PDF or CSV in English or Albanian.
• Guided CSV import with a preview that writes nothing until you confirm, and duplicate detection when you import overlapping history again.
• Automatic categorisation from your own rules and past corrections, with no model involved in the decision.
• Roles and permissions, invitations, and a record of who changed what.
• English and Albanian interface, with English as the default.

• Work that changed nothing you can see.
• Anything that is planned rather than shipped. If it is on this page, it is running.