Rederva now has version numbers. This is 0.1.0, and from here every release gets one, so you can tell what you are running and what changed since.
What is in it
Everything built so far, gathered up: monitors you describe in your own words, keyword and subreddit suggestions drawn from that description, a ranked feed with a 0–100 intent score on every lead, the five factors behind each score shown openly, drafted replies grounded in the actual thread, saved and dismissed states, digests and instant alerts, CSV export on Growth, and a keyboard palette for moving through all of it quickly.
What is honestly not in it
Two things, stated plainly rather than left for you to discover.
Rederva is not yet reading live Reddit. The whole pipeline — fetch, filter, score, rank, notify — is built and tested, and it has not yet processed a real Reddit thread. Reddit's commercial API access has to be granted before it can, and that is not something we can hurry. Until it is, the product you can explore runs on a fixed demo dataset.
Billing is not connected. You cannot subscribe yet, so nothing is charged.
Neither of these is a soft launch dressed up as a release. They are the two things standing between this and a product you would pay for, and when each one lands it will be here with a version number on it.
Why release now
Because a version number is a commitment to a record. The alternative is a product that quietly changes underneath you, where "it works differently today" has no answer. From 0.1.0 onward, everything that changes is written down here before you notice it yourself.