What changed.

If the request form cannot reach JULY Catch, it now says so and points to support@julycatch.com, instead of thanking you for a request that was not recorded.

The "Skip to main content" link on the sign-in page now moves to the sign-in form, for keyboard and screen reader users.

JULY Catch moves under the JULY design standard: the group chrome, the JULY colours and type, the email shell and the dashboard patterns every JULY product shares.

julycatch.com goes up with a request form for invitations.

The app itself moves to app.julycatch.com with its own sign-in, two-factor codes and a device list.

Fixed the dialogs that ask for a code, a name or a list of domains: two-factor setup, Add domains and saved views now take what you type.

Nothing is registered until you approve it. An available name sends one alert with the price and an approve link; the link works once and expires in 24 hours.

Simulated amounts are now labelled as simulated everywhere, so a dry run never reads like spending.

Alerts go out by email through JULY Send and, for the urgent ones, by text.

Registry lookups across twelve TLDs, lifecycle phases, release predictions with their sources, adaptive polling with rate limits, a Spaceship portfolio import, the purchase engine with a dry-run mode, and reminders at 90, 60, 30, 14, 7, 3 and 1 days.