Not every improvement is a headline feature. Here are three that quietly make LSD better to use.
Create a room, share a bounded invitation, and work together over a live WebSocket relay. Room state, membership, invitation limits, and join audit records are durable; transient relay connections are not. The same authority can expose the room through the MCP gateway without creating a second account or permission system.
Getting into the app should never be the hard part. Browser sessions remain isolated in secure host-only cookies, and the desktop uses a short device approval flow with rotating credentials. You get a quick handoff without weakening the production identity boundary.
To improve the product we need to know how it's used — but not at the cost of tracking you. So we built a first-party, cookieless analytics layer: no third-party trackers, no cross-site profiles. It measures the product, not the person. Privacy-respecting by construction, and it keeps working even with third-party cookies long dead.
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A signed room invitation authorizes a bounded WebSocket session; the same room can also expose its tools through the MCP gateway.
The website uses secure browser sessions, while the desktop uses a short-lived device approval flow and rotating access credentials.
No. It's first-party and cookieless — no third-party trackers and no cross-site profiles. We measure how the product is used to improve it, not who you are.
The Tool Store validates immutable package artifacts, reviews candidates before publication, accepts feedback only from real customers, and supports one-time or monthly purchases from an exact USD Store balance.
The documentation is now a structured, top-to-bottom journey — six categories from your first pipeline to publishing packages — with a Ctrl+K search palette, a sticky nav and table of contents, and a plain-markdown view of every page that coding agents and LLMs can read directly.
There are now twenty end-to-end use-case tutorials spanning ten fields — geoscience, ML, robotics, GIS, medical imaging and more — each with a visual walkthrough. The best steps surface on the landing page as a browsable "dex" of pipeline nodes you can filter and deep-link into the exact step.
LSD lets you build data pipelines visually — Load data in, Shape it with cached, reactive steps, and Deliver results to 3D, files, or dashboards. Every step is inspectable and re-runs automatically, so your work reproduces by construction and is easy to share.
See it, collaborate on it, extend it. Download LSD and ship your first pipeline today.