Releases, pauses, and course corrections — posted here rather than only on social, so there's a record that doesn't scroll away.
Dates before this year are approximate — they're reconstructed from archived copies of the old site, which didn't keep a changelog.
A full rebuild of the studio site around a smaller, more honest set of claims.
HerdHub is on hiatus rather than cancelled. We'd rather say that plainly than leave a stale product page implying active development. If it resumes, it will be announced here first.
Installation steps, model provider requirements, and an FAQ now live on the Dead Internet page, so you can see what the tool does before downloading anything.
The LLM-powered social media simulator shipped and became the studio's first available product, listed as 'Available Now' alongside its own detail page. It runs locally and works against OpenAI, Ollama, or LM Studio.
The original single-page project list was replaced by the 'Software Development with Purpose' layout: a three-project grid, a proper contact section, and the @goatbitsoftware account added as a second channel.
The first version of the site launched — a plain page introducing GoatBit LLC and the intent to work with small developers on tools that maximize utility and minimize greedy business practices.