A public website record of launch and product-facing updates as PureStream moves toward release.
This record describes what was published here on each date. An entry does not by itself mean a native app or paid service is available. Check current availability and the current sale status on their canonical pages.
31 July 2026
Primary navigation is easier to use on a small screen
Added a public Website Accessibility guide covering keyboard and focus support, reduced motion, light/dark/auto themes, semantic structure, and reading without JavaScript.
The guide is scoped to this public website. It does not claim certification or accessibility coverage for the separate web player or native apps still in release validation.
It connects visitors to the existing support and privacy guides without adding an unverified form or contact channel.
Added Your Data & Privacy to explain what stays on a listener’s device, what podcast hosts receive when they serve a feed or audio, and which PureStream services are optional.
The page separates future account sync and payment handling from local listening without presenting sign-in, deletion, export, or payment controls that are not open.
It links to the full Privacy Policy and support paths, and keeps the unresolved privacy-inbox launch check visible instead of claiming it has been verified.
Added a public Help and Support page for app, account, billing, and privacy questions.
It directs future subscriptions to the place they were bought, explains cancellation, failed-payment, refund, and account-deletion paths, and links to the full terms and privacy disclosures.
The page says plainly that sign-in remains closed, Plus is not on sale, and there is no subscription to manage today.
Every page now links to Support instead of dropping visitors directly into an email message without context.
The account page now tells the whole pre-launch story
The account page now says plainly that sign-in is not open, Plus is not on sale, and this website cannot take a payment.
It explains what account and subscription details will appear here when the service opens, without showing a sign-in or billing control that cannot work.
It also explains source-correct management: website subscriptions will use the Stripe customer portal, while store subscriptions stay in Google Play or the App Store.
Direct links lead to the already-published subscription terms, payment privacy details, pricing catalogue, and support contact.
Mistyped URLs and out-of-date links used to return an empty page with no branding and no way back. They now land on a proper PureStream page that explains what happened and points at everything worth reading.
The page still returns a genuine 404 to search engines and is marked so it never gets indexed itself.
Every link the page suggests is checked automatically, so it cannot start recommending routes that no longer exist.
Subscription terms published before anything goes on sale
Added section 5 of the Terms of Use: who you buy from, the 14-day trial, automatic renewal, cancelling, what happens if a payment fails, refunds and statutory rights, managing a subscription where you bought it, and how account deletion fits in.
Added section 5 of the Privacy Policy: your card details never reach us, the payment processor receives only an opaque account identifier, and your listening history, podcast subscriptions, and Smart Segment data are never part of a payment record.
Confirmed in writing that there are no conversion or advertising analytics on the purchase flow.
Both pages say plainly, in their summary, that Plus is not on sale yet. Prices live on the pricing page only, so the legal text cannot drift out of step with them.
Fixed heading and carousel accessibility faults on the home and features pages, and the whole site is now checked against axe in light and dark mode.
Pricing page published, and every page now ships its security headers
Added a public Pricing page: the complete player stays free, and PureStream Plus is set out plainly as a supporter subscription at $1.99 a month or $14.99 a year with a 14-day trial.
Stated clearly that Plus is not charging yet — the prices are configured in test mode and no payment can be taken from this website today.
Added a billing-interval switch that restates the annual price as a yearly cost, works from the keyboard, announces the change to screen readers, and leaves both prices readable without JavaScript.
Fixed a hosting fault where the static file server answered page requests before the Worker did, so the strict Content-Security-Policy, HSTS, and clickjacking protections never reached any page. Every route is now verified in a real browser.
Pages no longer stay invisible when JavaScript is unavailable.
