Every release, dated and itemized. Reecova ships continuously; this page is the ledger of what changed and when.
July 13, 2026
See how much of your failed revenue you're actually winning back, and how much recurring revenue is at risk right now.
Recovery rate — the share of failed revenue recovered over the last 30 days, on your dashboard at a glance.
At-risk MRR — the monthly recurring revenue tied to subscriptions with a past-due payment right now, so you can see exposure before it turns into churn.
July 13, 2026
Your organization now carries a real name across Reecova instead of a generic placeholder.
Workspace name — auto-filled from your Stripe business profile when you connect, and editable any time in Settings. A name you set is kept as-is and never overwritten by a later sync.
July 8, 2026
Reecova is now a public Stripe App. Install it in a couple of clicks from the Stripe Marketplace, with granular OAuth permissions and no separate password to manage.
One-click install from the Stripe App Marketplace (io.reecova.app): read access to your payments data, and a single write scope used only to retry invoices that already failed.
Stripe sync no longer fails on accounts with metered or tiered subscription pricing, where a plan's flat amount can be unset.
July 4, 2026
Release 2 ships in full: every optimization feature now has a home in the dashboard, and the product can prove its own value.
Dunning campaigns — timed email sequences with a step editor (default: days 1, 3, 7, 14), sent/open/click/recovery funnel analytics, and automatic stop the moment the customer pays.
Customer risk scores — every customer scored 0–100 daily from disputes, payment failures, and refunds, with the exact factor breakdown behind each score.
Pricing intelligence — MRR concentration by plan, churn by tier, and a price-change simulator that projects revenue including the churn a raise would likely cause.
AI insights — a weekly, plain-language read on your revenue health generated from your own metrics, a question box grounded in your last 7 days, and a browsable history.
Retry settings — automatic retries are now opt-in per workspace, with attempts per invoice (1–10) and decline codes you never want retried. Fraud codes are never retried regardless.
ROI page — everything Reecova recovered, the 10% commission on it, your subscription spend, and the net benefit, month by month.
Help & product tour — a written guide to every feature, plus a guided tour that walks the sidebar with you on your first visit.
The dashboard sidebar collapses to an icon rail, Reecova installs as an app on desktop and mobile (PWA), and the brand mark now sits beside the wordmark.
July 2, 2026
A full redesign of the site and product: new brand system built on petrol ink and emerald, with one rule everywhere — emerald is money recovered, red is money leaking.
New landing page with a live recovery feed and an animated walkthrough of how detection, retries, and recovery fit together.
Tabular numerals for every dollar figure, mono decline codes, and consistent semantics across the product, emails, and reports.
March 13, 2026
The first release: connect Stripe, see exactly where revenue leaks, and start getting it back.
Revenue dashboard — MRR, ARR, churn, failure rate, and the monthly revenue leak, computed hourly from your synced Stripe data.
Trends and movements — revenue trajectory over time, and every MRR change classified as new, expansion, contraction, churned, or reactivation.
Payment failures and alerts — every failed charge with its decline code, and notifications by email, Slack, or webhook.
Recovery — failed payments become opportunities with estimated value; retry invoices with smart timing per decline code.
Free leak scanner — a 90-day read-only scan that prices your revenue leak in about 30 seconds, then revokes its own access.
CSV export for payments, metrics, recovery, and movements.
See what Reecova finds in your account
The free scanner reads 90 days of Stripe history, prices your revenue leak, and revokes its own access. No card, no commitment.
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