Freshness Badge
You write down the date you checked; the badge counts from there
Guides, price tables and compatibility lists are right on the day they are written. Half a year later something in them has drifted, and a reader has no way to tell how old the page is. Put the date of your last check on the mount point and the badge counts from it, reading "3 days ago" or "four months ago". How long a page stays current differs from page to page, so that window is an attribute too, and the moment it passes the badge changes its color and its wording together. Leave the window out and the badge reports the elapsed time without passing judgment. No date lives inside the widget. When you re-check the page you edit the one attribute and the badge follows, and the exact date also ships as a time tag for machines to read. A missing date, or one in the future, draws nothing at all. Included in the BootSignal subscription ($20/mo or $200/yr, every widget on 1 domain, add more from the dashboard). Unlimited pages while subscribed.
Demo
Two pages with the same 180-day window: one checked this month, one left alone for over a year
Integration
The same loader (bootsignal.js) powers your other widgets too. An active subscription is required to run the widget.
Pricing
Pricing is a single BootSignal subscription: $20/mo or $200/yr (2 months free). It unlocks every widget on 1 registered domain, and you can add more domains from the dashboard. Writing pages requires an active subscription; while subscribed, usage is unlimited with no per-use charges, and reading is always free for visitors. Manage the subscription at accounts.mrlatte.net. See full pricing →