Built in public.
Shipped continuously.

All previously analyzed reports are saved to your account and accessible from the header. Load any past report instantly without re-uploading the PDF.

Download a formatted PDF of any saved report directly from the history drawer — no need to reload the report first.

Identical reports load instantly from cache. Matching is done by content hash — not just filename — so renamed files are correctly recognized.

Full password reset by email, including a dedicated reset page and confirmation handling.

Staging environments are now clearly labeled. Fixed a brief content flash on redirect during auth verification.

Full Supabase-backed authentication with email/password. Accounts are invite-only during closed beta.

Per-account analysis limits with a clear upgrade overlay when the limit is reached. Usage is tracked across fresh analyses and cached results alike.

Toggle on plain-English explainers for every field in the output — what it means, why it matters, what to watch for. Built for new reviewers and anyone who doesn’t live in audit land. Includes a burst animation on toggle.

A full marketing page at the root URL — hero, feature walkthroughs, stats, and a CTA — giving the product a public face for the first time.

Replaced heuristic-based opinion classification with precise basis-paragraph extraction — anchored to actual auditor conclusion language to prevent false positives on design-only findings.

“Deviation” and “deviation(s)” normalized to “exception” consistently across all report types. Cross-section validation added to flag structural inconsistencies.

Orphaned group banners at page breaks eliminated. Dynamic column widths in both web and PDF views. SOC 1 vs SOC 2 CUEC terminology correctly differentiated.

The rebrand from AuditLens to Audentic applied system-wide — product name, PDF headers, page titles, and all copy updated in one release. The name that stuck.

Opinion rows rendered with aligned two-column layout and colored dot indicators. Empty CUEC and no-exceptions states rendered correctly in PDF export for the first time.

Formally merged into the main product as a core feature. All sections — summary, control objectives, CUECs, exceptions — exported in a clean formatted PDF with version and build hash in the header.

Introduced the versioning system still in use today — semantic version from package.json combined with a short git commit hash, displayed in the app header and PDF exports on every deploy.

Each exception now shows which control objective or criteria it’s linked to — in both the web view and PDF export.

The first working version — upload a SOC PDF, get fully structured data back. Built on the Claude API, Node.js/Express, and a vanilla JS frontend. Originally shipped as “SOC Report Analyzer” before the Audentic rebrand.

Summary, control objectives/criteria, CUECs grouped by control objective, and exceptions — all five sections present in the first release. Including SOC 1 control objective naming and area classification.

One-click export of every section into a clean, formatted PDF — built in v1 and shipped alongside the initial extraction engine.

Liquid glass orb animation on the loading screen, drag-and-drop file upload, and the glassmorphism design language that still defines the product today.