Export everything with one click, delete your account without hoops, and see exactly which services handle your data. Data that no longer serves you is now removed on a fixed schedule.
The stack's Lambda permission was scoped to a QuietBill-* name prefix, which also covered any unrelated function you happened to name QuietBill-something. It is now scoped to the stack's own generated names, matching how roles, topics and alarms were already scoped. This update only removes access.
More resource config in Infrastructure (NAT, Route 53, SQS, Config, Backup, EBS), clearer bill coverage when spend is not tied to a named resource, and /status month-to-date coverage when material.
QuietBill can now find S3 buckets in your infrastructure view even when they have no recent CloudWatch activity — including empty or idle buckets that still show up on your bill.
QuietBill now catches three common silent cost leaks: S3 buckets with versioning enabled but no lifecycle rules, Lambda functions with over-provisioned memory, and DynamoDB tables paying for capacity they never use.
Your weekly digest now tells you where your bill is heading, which instances are oversized, and whether you're on budget — before month-end surprises.
ECS task definitions and EventBridge rules are now visible — idle services and broken event targets get caught before they pile up costs.
Every color in the app now comes from a single design token system — consistent look across every page, and the groundwork for custom themes.
CloudTrail catches resource creation. Now we also detect runtime cost spikes — Lambda loops, NAT data charges, DynamoDB throughput surges — within 15 minutes.
AI alerts now speak like a human teammate, not a monitoring tool. Migrated to Paddle for simpler checkout.
Soft-delete AWS accounts with 30-day retention. Mute notification channels without removing them.
When a risky resource is deleted, the original alert is resolved with a reaction — no second anxiety-inducing message.
35% reduction in AWS API costs per account. Progressive Web App support.
Automated connection monitoring, broken-connection alerts with inline Telegram buttons, and duplicate prevention.