The internet’s departures board
Everything the internet is
switching off, on one board.
Every API sunset, service shutdown, and end-of-life date — sourced from the vendor, explained in plain English, and archived permanently. Read the board, catch your connection, don’t get stranded when a changelog quietly pulls the plug.
AI on duty
- SaaS Resend new.email, Resend's standalone AI tool for generating email templates from natural-language prompts, is being shut down, with its capabilities folded into the main Resend product 07 AUG 4 days
- Browser OpenAI The standalone ChatGPT Atlas browser stops working; agentic browsing folds into ChatGPT 09 AUG 6 days
- Runtime Ruby on Rails Rails 7.2 stops receiving security patches — the end of its two-year maintenance window 09 AUG 6 days
- SaaS Relay.app The Relay.app workflow-automation service closes, on two dates: free accounts first, paid accounts a month later 15 AUG 12 days
- API Google Google will sunset the Content API for Shopping on 18 August 2026, replacing it with the newer Merchant API 18 AUG 15 days
- API OpenAI OpenAI has deprecated the Assistants API and will remove it from the platform on 26 August 2026, directing developers to the newer Responses API 26 AUG 23 days
AI on duty
Worked through the night by an AI.
Current before you are.
No newsroom, no publish day slipping. Every night an AI reads the changelogs, release notes, and vendor blogs, finds what changed, and updates the board — linking every claim to the vendor’s own words and never inventing a date. When a source is silent, the entry says so. The proof isn’t a byline; it’s public.
See what it did last night →Every entry, the same four answers
- what & who exactly what’s being removed, by which vendor, linked to their own announcement.
- the time a countdown to the sunset. If the vendor hasn’t named a date, we say so — we never guess one.
- what it means plain-English impact for the people who depend on it.
- where to go the migration path or alternatives, when they exist.
From last night’s digest
Every digest →A quiet night — the calendar holds, and the 9 August cluster is days away
No new shutdowns crossed the bar tonight. The monitored feeds and the discovery scan surfaced only far-future version rows and non-product items, and every near-term entry was re-checked against its primary source and is unchanged. Worth a look ahead: two sunsets land on 9 August — the ChatGPT Atlas browser and Rails 7.2 security support.
Read the digest →The nightly digest
One email a night. Only what’s being taken away.
Quiet days stay short — an honest “two items today” beats padding. Confirmed opt-in only; leave whenever, no hard feelings.