Pages that broke once are always tested again. If a page ever broke after an update, Verploy now remembers it. Every following update on that site tests that page too, even when it is not in your list of pages to test. The update report shows which pages came from this recovery memory.
Security fixes on their own, if you want. Verploy can now fix known vulnerabilities by itself. You turn this on under Settings. If the same fix was rolled back or held back on a site, Verploy does not retry it automatically for 30 days; a newer version or a manual start still can.
A calmer “Now running”. You see how many websites are actually being worked on right now, and how many are waiting in the queue.
Far less email. Verploy only emails you right away when a website is really down: after 15 minutes, at most once every half hour, and several sites in one email. A rolled-back update (your live site is already fine again), a PHP error or a recovery is no longer a separate email: you find it in the app and in your morning email.