# Changelog — LeakWatch

> What shipped, and when — the real history of LeakWatch.

Source: https://leakwatch.net/changelog

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# Changelog

What shipped, and when. Not every commit — just what changes what you can do.

2026-08-17

FAQ on the homepage

Answers to the questions that came up most in outreach : what a lookup actually checks, what a deep scan clones, what OAuth access grants.

2026-08-15

RSS feed and real "last updated" dates for the live leak feed

/leaks now publishes an RSS feed, and its sitemap entry reflects the last actual detection instead of the build date.

2026-08-14

GitHub App covers private repositories

Continuous monitoring through the GitHub App now extends to private repos you explicitly grant it access to, alongside the public firehose.

2026-08-13

GitHub App integration

Install the LeakWatch GitHub App once and manage which repositories it watches from the dashboard, instead of relying only on the public commit firehose.

2026-08-12

Public API v1

A versioned REST API to search detected leaks, manage API keys, and trigger scans programmatically. Documented at /docs.

2026-08-01

Live leak feed

/leaks: every secret detected across public GitHub and GitLab activity, updated in real time, keys masked and repos never disclosed.

2026-07-26

Deep scan

Clone a repository and replay its full git history, all branches — not just the commits the firehose already indexed. One free per month, unlimited on Solo.