Everything that changed, from the company's founding as YewWorks to today's yewscripts storefront and yew.gg — milestones, launches, site changes, and pricing, newest first.
The full history of yew — company, scripts, and site changes — in one place, with an RSS feed.
Paste any yew.gg link in Discord and it unfurls into a card with buttons for the server, yew2K, and yewFN.
/help is now a streaming AI assistant that answers setup and script questions from the guides.
Activate your script with a key at /activate instead of a separate unlock file. Height builds ship through the /yew2k Discord command.
Every yew2K purchase now comes with yewFN at no extra cost.
Welcome DMs, auto-replies, and pinned sticky messages in the yew.gg and yewscripts servers.
yew2K is live on day one of the new season with weekly updates through the cycle.
On zenners.gg the AI script builder is now the landing page; the marketplace lives at /marketplace.
The popup checkout is replaced by a dedicated page per script.
Pre-orders unlock the morning the new season opens: owners can generate and flash. The $49.99 pre-order price ends.
Green, Hoops, and Prime are now $65 on yewscripts.com. The script formerly sold as Champion is relisted as Polar.
A page that explains the two sibling shops: yewscripts as the original storefront, yew.gg as the newer site.
The membership upgrade is now per script: 2K+ carries yew2K into later seasons, FN+ does the same for yewFN.
New company pages, plus a read-only catalog API for integrators.
yew.gg adopts its current look: Discord-style layout with hairline borders and precise type.
The storefront gets its own generator, guides, welcome flow, and Discord connect.
Four scripts leave the lineup as yewscripts.com expands to about ten titles.
The membership takes the yewscripts+ name with a redesigned /plus page.
Checkout now includes a second script free for 24 hours after you buy.
Partner-brand scripts join the lineup with their own Discord roles; Meta2K follows at metas.gg on Jul 31, and cronus.gg starts serving Green and Champion.
A script index with categories, listings, and a published ranking methodology.
The script sold as Aim since spring takes the Champion name.
Monthly billing and the trial are gone; the membership is $100 once.
Buyers land on /welcome and go straight to their script. Support and guides get their own hub pages.
The persistent server rail, channel sidebar, and nameplate arrive — yew.gg starts to look and feel like Discord.
Discord-style member profiles with banners, connections, and badges. Brand pages for yewscripts, SecretZens, and syna open the same day.
Downloads, guides, and support move from the Whop app to yew.gg itself.
Compile and flash from the hub without Zen Studio; your builds are saved to your account.
The AI script builder and marketplace at zenners.gg opens to members.
Members can claim bonus scripts at no charge — Siege first, then Hoops, Dime, Rust, Aim, and FPS over the summer.
Ten new articles publish over five days, and every purchase now gets a welcome email.
A marketplace with creator shops, later rebuilt around a Discover layout.
Listed as coming soon since March, Blueprint goes on sale.
Rust launches at $45, moving to $50 in June.
A swipe-deck quiz that matches new visitors to a script by playstyle.
Dime launches with swing timing, hitting assist, and fielding mods.
Link your Discord from the hub and roles sync automatically. New members get a spotlight tour on first visit.
The 5v5 script takes the Siege name, and checkout moves from a drawer to a dedicated page per script.
The successor to Ghost goes on sale.
Four new scripts at $50 each. Legends and 5v5 record their first sales in late April.
Champion goes on sale, and members get their own affiliate shop pages at yew.gg/shop/[name].
Green goes on sale as a one-time purchase.
hoopers.gg sells Hoops as a plug-and-play single product. The 2K+ membership is renamed yew+.
The current membership goes on sale: $10/month or $100 once.
Ghost leaves the shop and Arc becomes Aim. Green and Green+ ship AI mods — Auto-Green, Button Green, Auto Tempo, and more.
Green is promoted from a Hoops variant to a standalone product.
A conversational script builder with chat history and a live GPC preview — the first Discord-style layout on yew.gg.
First articles and nine setup guides, plus AI chat search on the homepage. Blueprint and Elite appear as coming soon.
The homepage becomes a discover-style grid of Hoops, 2K+, Arc, and Ghost.
Hoops moves from $60 to $50.
The membership is now $100, down from $150.
Hoops and Arc are renamed yew2K and yewFN — and back again a week later. yew2K returns for good in August.
The hub reorganizes around your scripts, with Hoops, Arc, and Ghost generators in one place.
Members can request crew slots and book calls with the team. Support chat gets a Discord-style redesign.
An AI assistant answers support questions in the hub — the ancestor of today’s /help.
/plus launches with a savings calculator and the full perk list. Hoops+ is renamed yew+ in the generator two days later.
General setup guides, PS5 first, alongside script-specific docs.
A Whop-embedded hub for downloads, guides, and the generator.
The new site moves to the yew.gg domain.
The new site adopts Whop checkout, matching the storefront.
A fresh Hoops listing goes on sale for the new site.
Platform support is spelled out on every product page.
Vanity links, commission rates, and payouts.
The first in-app changelog: Hoops v1.0, followed by v1.1 turbo shots the same day.
A new site starts with Prime, Arc, and Ghost. Prime is renamed Hoops within four days.
Ghost, previously sold in bundles, gets its own listing. Members who joined before this date carry the Early Supporter badge.
The first per-script membership: carry your script into future seasons.
The storefront keeps the yewscripts name; yew.gg becomes the site and, later, the home of the current-generation scripts.
The competitive-tier script returns for the new season.
Hoops launches for the new season alongside a new Arc listing. Bundles with Ghost and YewScripts+ follow.
Arc launches with a $10/month option. It goes on to be sold as Aim, Champion, and Polar.
An earlier Prime sells for two weeks; the name returns in October.
A short-lived script sold for one week.
The first membership, with perks across the script line.
Rift launches, following the Rift+ add-on ($15/month) from Feb 16.
The first new script of 2025.
The first purchase through whop.com/yew. Every order since has run through Whop.
The company takes the name it keeps for the next three years as the lineup grows into full script libraries.
A couple of months after founding, the company is renamed around its aim-assist scripts.
yew starts the company that becomes YewAim, YewScripts, and today’s yewscripts and yew.gg.