What's new in SiteVisit

1. June 6, 2026API

   Test mode API keys

   Develop against a parallel sandbox dataset without touching production.

   Issue sv_test_* keys from Settings → Developers (Mode radio above the Generate button). Test-mode calls operate on a completely separate dataset — properties, site visits, action items you create with a test key never appear under a live key, and vice versa.

   Test mode is free and unmetered. Test resources don't count against your free-plan property or visit limits, so developers on any tier can build end-to-end without paying.

   Webhook endpoints can also be created in test mode — those only receive events from sv_test_* traffic. Payloads include livemode: false so receivers can branch without parsing the resource.

2. June 6, 2026Integrations

   One-click MCP connect via OAuth

   Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other MCP clients can now connect to SiteVisit through a standard OAuth flow.

   The SiteVisit MCP server at sitevisit.app/api/mcpnow speaks the full OAuth 2.1 + Dynamic Client Registration dance required by the MCP spec (2025-06-18). Add the URL to any OAuth-aware MCP client and you'll see a consent screen instead of a config file with a pasted-in key.

   Connected apps are managed from Settings → Developers → Connected applications, with a one-click Disconnect that revokes every token for that client.

   API keys (sv_live_* / sv_test_*) still work for the MCP endpoint too — pick whichever path suits the client.

3. June 6, 2026Feature

   Joy AI in action: now with cross-device settings

   Your follow-up cadence preference now follows you across browsers and devices.

   Settings → Automated follow-ups ("Suggest a follow-up after") was a per-device preference until today. It's now stored on your account — picking "after 5 days" on your laptop will apply when you open the report on your iPad too.

4. June 6, 2026Plan

   Pro plan is live

   Subscribe to Pro from /settings#upgrade for unlimited properties, visits, the engagement digest, and Joy's automated follow-ups.

   $99/month or $990/year. Cancel anytime from the billing portal. Free-plan accounts keep 1 property + 5 visits with no card on file.

5. June 5, 2026Integrations

   Outbound webhooks

   Subscribe to 18 lifecycle events with HMAC-signed, retried delivery.

   Property, site visit, action item, and evidence events fan out to your endpoints with Stripe-style HMAC-SHA256 signing and exponential-backoff retry. Manage endpoints + browse delivery history at Settings → Developers → Webhooks.

   Docs at docs.sitevisit.app.

6. June 5, 2026API

   Public REST API & MCP server

   Full CRUD across properties, site visits, and action items via REST and an MCP server.

   Bearer-auth API at sitevisit.app/api/v1/* with Idempotency-Key support, cursor pagination, and a structured error envelope. Same surface available as an MCP server for AI agents — 17 tools mirroring the REST endpoints.

   Issue a key at Settings → Developers; reference docs at docs.sitevisit.app.

7. June 4, 2026Milestone

   SiteVisit goes live

   sitevisit.app is in production.

   After a long Phase 10 of integration work, the SiteVisit production environment is live. Sign up free at sitevisit.app — one property and five site visits, no card required.

Building on SiteVisit? Reference docs live at docs.sitevisit.app ↗.