Heim 1.5.0
Summary Heim 1.5.0 introduces the Reseller Platform, a new way for consulting companies and agencies to build and operate applications for their own clients on top of Heim. This release also includes portal performance improvements, CLI session handling, and several deploy and stability fixes. Key Highlights 🤝 Dedicated reseller
Mar 24, 2026 1 min
Summary Heim 1.5.0 introduces the Reseller Platform, a new way for consulting companies and agencies to build and operate applications for their own clients on top of Heim. This release also includes portal performance improvements, CLI session handling, and several deploy and stability fixes.
Key Highlights
🤝 Dedicated reseller platform Operate multiple customer organizations from a consolidated reseller view.
🏢 Separate organizations per client Create and manage isolated client organizations with clear administrative boundaries.
💳 Individual billing packages Assign separate billing models per organization to support your own pricing structure.
⚙️ Programmatic organization management Create and manage sub-organizations via API.
📋 Consolidated operational control Access project and application logs across customer environments without exposing the underlying infrastructure to clients.
📊 Portal performance improvements Faster loading of application metrics across portal pages.
🔐 Native session handling in CLI Secure session storage on Windows and macOS via native storage, and on Linux via KeyUtils, so operations like deploy no longer require re-authentication.
💻 New CLI commands Added login, logout, and status commands to the CLI.
🚀 Auto-start on local deploy heim deploy locally now auto-starts heim-runtime if it isn't already running.
🐛 Deployment payload fix Fixed an issue where the deployment payload could reach up to triple the actual application size.
🔧 Minor fixes Improved CLI log output and resolved a portal issue where values could load and write in the wrong order.
Why it matters This release opens Heim to a new distribution model. Consulting companies and agencies that today manage multiple client environments across fragmented infrastructure can now operate isolated organizations, with their own billing and their own margins, without building the platform themselves.