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What’s new and changed on Ornn. Product updates, lifecycle changes, and CLI releases. Product updates, lifecycle changes, and CLI releases for Ornn. Newest first.
billing

ACH (US bank account) checkout is live

Checkout invoices now accept ACH (US bank account) in addition to card. Pick the ACH tab on the Stripe-hosted invoice, enter your US bank details, and Ornn advances your bid or reservation as soon as the transfer clears.
  • Card settles in seconds — your bid or reservation moves forward immediately.
  • ACH typically settles in 1–3 US business days. Your invoice sits in a processing state until the transfer clears; you don’t need to pay again.
See Completing your Ornn reservation checkout.
access

Shorter Quick Connect SSH usernames

The User shown in a reservation’s Connect section (and in the copied Quick Connect command) is now a short, friendly name derived from your email or member name — no long identifier suffix. Copy the command and run it as-is:
If two members on the same reservation resolve to the same name, Ornn appends a small numeric suffix to keep them distinct. Existing sessions and ~/.ssh/config entries with the previous username keep working until the VM or Bare Metal host is relaunched.
docs

Docs visual overhaul

docs

Docs refresh

  • Repositioned Ornn as a GPU omnicloud across the docs.
  • Documented the full bid lifecycle: Pending deposit → Active → Accepted → Reservation created, plus Rejected, Withdrawn, and Expired.
  • Clarified that checkout / down-payment happens before a bid is reviewable.
  • Updated Account to reflect four tabs: Profile, Billing, Settings, and SSH keys.
  • Added an Access guide with SSH config, port forwarding, data persistence, and troubleshooting.
  • Added Manage SSH keys and Resale market guides.
  • Added the Ornn Compute CLI reference.