What shipped, and when.

1. ShippedOrganization

   Each person has a page of their own

   Opening somebody on the Users page used to lay a window over the list, and everything about them had to be read through it. Each person now has a page, at its own address, that you can link to, open in a tab and reload. It holds their name and their role, the organization they belong to, the modules they work on, the brands they were granted, the connected systems they read and the social accounts they publish on, what they may spend and what they hold, the last paid actions they triggered and how they sign in. Everything on it is saved in one move, and the Save button turns amber the moment you touch anything.

2. ChangedBilling

   How much credit is left, in the list itself

   Every row of the Users page now shows the credits that person bought for themselves and, when they belong to an organization, the balance still in its shared pot, above what they spent today and the daily allowance that rations it. The same two figures head their own page. The two wallets are never added up: one is the person’s own money and carries no limit, the other is one pot the whole organization draws on.

3. FixedBilling

   Negative amounts read as amounts

   A refund, a correction or a usage line taken off a balance was printed as $-10.08. It reads -$10.08 now, everywhere an amount is shown.

4. ShippedAccount

   Your name, and the product uses it

   You can now put your first and last name on your profile, and that is what the product calls you: in the header, on the Users page, in every list of people, on the tasks assigned to you and in the emails we send you. An email written to you alone opens with a greeting by your first name, in your own language. An account with no name set keeps reading as its sign-in address, exactly as before.

5. ChangedOrganization

   People are listed and searched by name

   The Users page is sorted by name and searched by name, so a colleague is faster to find. The pickers for an assignee or a validator, the team of a brand, the owner of a CRM record and the shared credit allowances all read by name too, with the sign-in address kept beside it where two people could be confused. An administrator can also give the name when they create an account or send an invitation, so the account is named from its first second.

6. ShippedAccount

   The language you choose stays yours

   You pick the language the product speaks to you in on your Settings page, among the ones your organization offers, and the choice is saved on your account rather than in the browser: it follows you to every computer and every phone you sign in from, and the emails we send you are written in it. The switcher under your picture keeps working and now saves the same choice. Only the interface changes; your data and everything your brands publish stay in the language they were written in.

7. ShippedAccount

   The page you land on when you sign in

   You choose the screen you actually work from and signing in opens there, in every browser you sign in from. A house in the header makes the page you are reading your home page, and is lit when it already is.

8. ChangedAccount

   One place for everything you connect

   Your own mailbox, your own spreadsheets and your own social accounts sit together on My Connections, in the menu under your picture, and everything the company connects to sits on a Connections page of its own in the administration. Both used to be at the bottom of much longer pages, where nobody looking for them found them.

9. ShippedBilling

   A mail when your credit balance is moved by hand

   A balance corrected by our team is the one movement of credit that comes with no checkout and no receipt, so until now it reached no inbox at all. It is now mailed: to the owner of a personal wallet, and to the administrators of an organization for a shared one.

10. ShippedSocial

    Your own social accounts, connected by you

    A person now connects their own accounts from their Settings page: a LinkedIn profile, an X account, a Facebook page they run, an Instagram professional account, a TikTok. What is connected there is theirs alone, invisible to everybody else including the administrators, and removing it takes the right to post with it. The company accounts stay where they were, connected by an administrator and handed out per person.

11. ChangedSocial

    Connecting an account is explained before you press

    Each network now says who has to sign in, what will come back and the one condition that network sets: a LinkedIn page only appears if you already administer it, Facebook publishes on a page and never on a profile, an Instagram account has to be Business or Creator, TikTok itself decides who may see the posts and how many a day it takes, and an X authorization only brings back the account the browser is signed in to. Each card also says how long the connection lasts and who renews it.

12. ChangedSocial

    Every account says whose it is

    When a post is scheduled, your own accounts and the company accounts appear side by side, each marked with whose it is, so nothing goes out in the wrong name. A post that did not go out, or a connection about to run out, is mailed to the owner alone when the account belongs to one person, and to the administrators when it belongs to the company.

13. ChangedSocial

    A post shown as the three steps it goes through

    The module opens on the three steps of a post, write, illustrate, publish, each one its own form, each showing where the post being worked on stands. A step that does not apply, the pictures of a text only post, reads as skipped rather than as something left undone.

14. FixedOrganization

    A partner can configure its own workspace

    A commercial partner holds an organization of its own and can at last administer it: the Organization entry in its menu leads somewhere instead of bouncing back to the dashboard. What a one person organization has nobody for, the Users page, the Roles page and the shared credits, is hidden in the menu and refused at the address for everybody who holds one.

15. ShippedIntelligence

    Ask writes an email and leaves it in your Drafts

    Your own Gmail, connected in the Settings page, can now be written in as well as read. Ask writes the email in full and leaves it in your own Drafts folder, where it waits until you read it and press Send. It answers an existing message inside the same conversation, keeping the subject, so nothing arrives out of context.

16. ShippedAccount

    Sending is a separate switch, off until you turn it on

    Sending straight from the product is its own switch on your mailbox. It starts off on every connection, only you can turn it on, and it says in plain words what it means before it does: from then on Ask and the agents you gave that mailbox can send to real people from your address without asking first. Drafts alone stay the safer setting.

17. ShippedAgents

    An agent can work in your own mailbox

    You can give one of your agents your own connected mailbox, and nobody else can: only your own accounts are ever offered to you, and an agent can never be pointed at the mailbox of somebody else. An agent that may write reads first, writes once per subject, and never says a mail went out when it cannot send.

18. ChangedAccount

    You see what was written in your name

    The Settings page keeps what a connection may read apart from what it may do in your name, in two groups, and lists underneath the last things written in your mailbox: a draft or a real send, with the subject, the recipients, the time and what did it, Ask or the agent by its name. You never have to open Gmail to find out.

19. FixedIntelligence

    A mailbox connected earlier keeps reading, and says so

    A mailbox connected before the product could write only carries permission to read. It keeps working for reading and says plainly that it must be connected again to allow drafting, instead of failing at Google. Recipients and subjects are also cleaned before a message is built, so a stray line can no longer forge a mail header.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. FixedBilling

   A daily spend that counts only what a person did

   A charge that no person triggered, a scheduled run or a system job, no longer lands in somebody daily spend. The figure on the Settings page and the daily cap it feeds now count the calls people actually made.

2. ChangedSuper Admin

   The activity log says when nobody was behind a line

   A line that comes from a scheduled run or a system job now says so plainly, instead of looking like an action somebody took.

3. ShippedPartner

   Invite your prospects in your own words

   A partner writes to a prospect from the Invitations page of the Partner menu. A text is proposed, you change a sentence or rewrite all of them, and you can keep your version as the one proposed every time after that. Three tags stand for the name of the prospect, their company and your own name, and they are filled in when the mail goes out; a preview shows exactly what your prospect will read. The mail leaves from our own domain, which is what keeps it out of spam folders, and answers come back to your address, not ours.

4. ShippedPartner

   A prospect who signs up becomes your lead on the spot

   The link in the invitation opens the sign-up page with your prospect address already filled in and your name on it. The day they finish creating their account, the lead is registered for you, filed in our own pipeline, and connected to that account straight away, so your commission starts without anybody making the link by hand. An invitation can be sent again, which replaces the earlier link, or called back, which stops it working.

5. ShippedAccount

   The Privacy Policy is public

   The Privacy Policy is published in English, French and Chinese and can be read without an account, from the sign-in page, so anybody deciding whether to open an account can read it first. The Terms of Service now sit on the same page layout.

6. ShippedSocial

   Your accounts publish by themselves

   An administrator connects the real accounts of the organization on the Organization page: a LinkedIn profile or company page, a Facebook page, an X account, an Instagram professional account, a TikTok creator. A post written in the Social module is then given a day and an hour, and it goes out on its own at that time.

7. ShippedSocial

   One post, several accounts

   The same piece can be scheduled on several accounts at once, each offered the options its own network really takes. Every account keeps its own place in the queue, so a post that a network refuses on one account still goes out on the others.

8. ShippedSocial

   The calendar shows what is really going out

   Each publication sits on its day at its hour with the account it goes to and where it stands: waiting, sent, or refused. The reporting page counts what is waiting, what went out and what did not, and a post a network refuses mails the author and the administrators with the reason instead of failing quietly.

9. ChangedSocial

   The form only offers what a network accepts

   Caption lengths, picture counts, file formats and weights are checked against the chosen network when you schedule, and again before the post is sent, so nothing is queued that the network will turn away. An account whose connection is about to expire warns the administrators before it stops working.

10. ShippedAdmin

    Who publishes on which account

    Publishing rights are given per person on the Users page, account by account. Administrators publish on every account they connected.

11. ShippedIntelligence

    Your own Gmail and Sheets in Ask

    Everyone can plug their own Gmail and their own Google Sheets into their own Ask Intelligence, in the Connections section of the Settings page. Ask can then look something up in the mailbox or read a figure in a spreadsheet while it answers. It is read only, and nobody else in the workspace ever reads those accounts, administrators included.

12. ShippedIntelligence

    A Google Sheets account for the team

    An organization can connect a Google Sheets account next to its MCP servers and its REST APIs, read by whoever is granted it, exactly like every other connection.

13. ChangedAdmin

    Organization and Brands rebuilt

    The Organization and Brands pages now read like the Settings page: the live figures in a band on top, a section index on the left, and cards carrying their own colour instead of a table of rows. The movement is left out for anyone whose system asks for less of it.

14. ChangedContent

    A picture or a clip belongs to its brand

    A render is filed under the brand it was made for, so Past images and Past renders list what belongs to the brand chosen in the header plus what belongs to the whole organization. A brand you have no access to is refused before anything is spent, and a clip now shows its own first frame as its thumbnail in the Assets Library.

15. ShippedProject Management

    A project has a team

    An administrator creates a project and staffs it from the people in the organization. Only the people on that team, and the administrators who staff the projects, see the project and the tasks attached to it.

16. ShippedProject Management

    What a project is planned to cost

    A project now lists the resources it needs: people, a colleague or somebody outside who is simply named, and material, equipment, licences or media budget. Each carries a unit, a planned quantity and what one unit costs, read in the currency your organization works in, so the project shows what it is planned to cost.

17. ShippedProject Management

    Tasks outside a project are personal

    A task created outside any project is yours alone, marked with a lock on the boards. Only its author and the person it is assigned to ever see it. Putting it in a project shares it with that project team.

18. ChangedContent

    A file is checked the moment you attach it

    When a picture, a clip or a sound file is attached to a video render, its format, weight, length and frame size are read straight away and compared to what the chosen engine takes, so you hear about a file the engine will refuse while you are choosing it, not after a render was paid for.

19. ChangedModels

    What the form offers stays inside what the engine accepts

    Every size, length, resolution, quality and sound option on the image and video forms is now checked against what the engine itself declares, and a daily check tells us the day a provider moves one of them. A render you queue is a render the engine will take.

20. ChangedContent

    Each studio opens on the cheapest engine

    The image and video forms now open on the least expensive engine that can do the job asked of them, and the image form picks again the moment the job changes between rendering from a prompt, editing a picture you upload and upscaling one. Engines are compared on the price the form would really charge with the settings it opens on, so the figure under the form is the lowest one on offer.

21. ChangedContent

    Text runs on a low cost writer by default

    A text page has no engine to pick, so when nobody has chosen a model for Brand Content it now runs on a low cost writer instead of the dearest one. An organization that picked its own model for Content, or for one of its pages, keeps that choice untouched.

22. ShippedCRM

    A deal, its client and the person behind it in one form

    A client typed straight into the deal form is created with the deal, and a contact can now be typed there too and attached to that client, so a new deal no longer needs a trip to the Contacts page first. The client of an existing deal can be changed the same way.

23. FixedCRM

    A contact always belongs to the deal client

    Attaching a person who belongs to another client is refused, and a deal moved to a different client loses a contact that belonged to the previous one rather than pointing at a stranger.

24. ChangedCRM

    Rewrite or remove a timeline entry

    Whoever wrote an entry on a deal timeline can rewrite or remove it, and an administrator can do the same for anyone. While the change is saved the timeline card is held, so the entries above the form cannot be clicked twice as the page is rewritten.

25. ChangedInterface

    The new pages read in French and Chinese

    Everything written for the project team, the project resources, the file checks, the new CRM forms, the social publishing pages and the connections is available in French and Chinese, alongside English.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ShippedSuper Admin

   Model Watch for super admins

   Super admins have a new Model Watch page listing the AI models that could be offered but are not on the menu yet. A daily email says when a new one appears, one click runs a short live test of it, and Add makes it available in the product right away.

2. ShippedAdmin

   Connect REST APIs, with access per person

   Organizations can now connect REST APIs next to MCP servers. Only the organization's administrators add, change or remove a connection, and who may read each one is chosen per person on the Users page. Ask Intelligence and the agents follow those choices.

3. ShippedAgents

   Agents read the Assets Library and connected systems

   An agent built from scratch can now read folders and documents of the Assets Library and the systems your organization connected, next to the app's modules. What it may read follows what the person setting it up may see.

4. ShippedCustomer Service

   Self-Service answers from a library folder

   Customer Self-Service can now answer from a folder of the Assets Library. The folder stays linked: each sync adds what arrived, reads again what was replaced and drops what left. Before a sync runs, the page shows what it would change, and the price of each indexing is printed.

5. ShippedContent

   GPT Image 2.5 and every image option

   GPT Image 2.5 Flare and Sunburst join the image studio, and every option of the ChatGPT Image engines is now on the form: 1K, 2K and 4K output, two qualities above high, up to ten pictures per run, background, compression and an inpainting mask for edits.

6. ChangedAccount

   A new Settings page and a larger Ask dialog

   The Settings page is rebuilt with your live credit figures on top and a section index on the left. The Ask Intelligence dialog opens wider and taller. In Feeds, every folder starts folded, the Create from this post menu folds by group, and a changed unread count waits for Apply before the list reloads.

7. ChangedContent

   Video renders cost less

   Rendering a video now costs less on every engine, so clips made here are priced close to what other video platforms ask. The form quotes the new price before you render, and every render from now on is charged at it.

8. ChangedContent

   The studios use the whole window

   The image, video and text studios now share one layout across the full width of the screen: the engine or the format on top, the brief and its options on the left, what came back on the right, and what was made before underneath.

9. ShippedContent

   Every image and video run in its own tab

   Each image or video run opens a tab beside the form, so the next one can start while the last is still rendering. A tab can be opened large, reused for its prompt or its settings, run again or closed, and closing one that is still rendering asks first.

10. ShippedContent

    Past images and clips, under the form

    Every picture and clip the organization keeps in the Assets Library is listed under the image and video forms, whichever browser made it, and comes back as a tab in one click, ready to download, send for validation or run again.

11. ChangedContent

    A roomier way to start a piece of writing

    On the Text pages the formats are searchable tiles, the chosen one folds to a single line, and the brief gets a real writing surface. Where the run stops, a plan first or the complete piece, is two clear choices, and the plan and the piece each open in a tab, so the plan can be read again while the piece is written.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ShippedContent

   Video renders take pictures, clips and sound

   A video can now open on a start frame and close on a last one, or follow references you attach: pictures, clips and sound files for a character, a product, a style or a voice. The two ways are a choice, because an engine given both quietly ignores the references. Anything you attach goes into the Assets Library first, with the progress bar every upload shows, and stays there as a file you can reuse.

2. ShippedModels

   Every option the engines offer, on the form

   The image and video forms now list every resolution, frame size, quality and sound option the engines actually support, including 1080p and 4K where they exist, instead of the short list they carried. Seedance 2.5 joins the video engines. Each option quotes its own price before you run it.

3. ChangedAgents

   One form for every agent

   An agent is described the same way wherever you set it up: from the catalog, from the standard list or from nothing at all. The same fields, in the same order, with the same names: what it reads, what it does, its schedule, its budgets and who hears about it.

4. ShippedAgents

   Who hears about a run, and what the mail says

   Each agent now says who is written to after a scheduled run: the administrators, as before, a list of addresses you choose for that agent, or nobody, leaving the run in the Runs tab. It also says what the mail carries: the summary and a link, or the findings and the report written into the mail itself.

5. ShippedAgents

   A weekly budget beside the monthly one

   An agent can be capped over a rolling seven days as well as over the calendar month. Both are checked before a run starts, and both follow the same order as every other agent setting: the organization sets one, a brand or a person can only tighten it.

6. FixedAgents

   A run stays inside its organization

   An agent, a personal setting or a budget could reach across two organizations in a single run. It cannot now, not even for a super admin, whose reach over every brand is an administration power and not a licence to mix two accounts.

7. ChangedInterface

   A failed run says what it means

   When a model provider is short, busy or down on our side, the card that failed now reads as one plain sentence saying so and asking you to try again, instead of repeating a supplier message about an account and a balance that were never yours. A request the model itself refused still shows the reason it gave, without the links. The full technical text goes to our operators, so somebody can fix it.

8. ChangedAdmin

   The cost next to the billed price can be switched off

   A super admin sees what a run cost us next to what it was billed. That pair can now be switched off per person in Settings, so a screen shared with a customer shows the billed price alone. Nothing about what is charged, recorded or invoiced changes either way.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ShippedContent

   Write for the site the piece goes on

   A brief can now say where the piece will be published. The page you give is read before a word is written, along with a couple of the articles on it, and the piece is shaped like the ones already there: how it opens and closes, how deep the headings go, how long a section runs, whether it carries lists, quotes, a standfirst or a sign off, how formal it reads. Nothing is quoted from them and no fact is taken from them, and what was read is kept on the piece so every later version is written for the same publication.

2. FixedFeeds

   Mark all read stays read

   A reader with a few thousand marked articles could see old ones come back as unread after Mark all read: only the first page of marks was being read back. Every mark is now read, however many there are.

3. ShippedSocial

   Facebook joins the Social module

   Facebook sits next to LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and X in the sidebar, with its own page post format: a hook in the first line, plain text, one idea, at most two hashtags, a question or a call to action to close. Posts are drafted, illustrated and published from the same three-step card as the other networks.

4. ChangedSocial

   X posts follow X rules

   A rewritten version of an X post is checked against the character limit as X counts it and repaired once when it breaks. The preview shows a thread post by post with the count on each, a Copy button per post, and up to four pictures side by side instead of a carousel. Publishing opens the composer with the first post already in it.

5. ChangedFeeds

   Create from this post, every kind listed

   The reader pane now opens a menu of every asset the product can make from the article you are reading, and the brief is written from the text as read, not only the feed summary.

6. ChangedBilling

   Credit prices go up

   The credit price of every AI action rises today: text written by the models, generated images and videos, live search data and file storage. The exact price is still quoted before each run and printed on the card when it finishes, and Cost pages keep showing what each action charged. Runs started before the change keep their old price.

7. FixedSocial

   Emoticon picker and draft versions

   The emoticon picker opens and inserts again, draft versions of a social post are kept as you rewrite, and the panel copy reads correctly in French and Chinese.

8. FixedSocial

   Post drafts no longer come back cut

   Drafting a post on a network whose format runs long, LinkedIn and TikTok above all, could end with nothing on screen and a message asking you to rephrase the brief. The copy was being asked for in a window too small to hold it, so it arrived cut in the middle and could not be read. Each network now gets the room its own format needs, rewrites of an existing post get the same room, and on the rare answer that still runs past it the form says so and asks for a shorter post instead of blaming the brief.

9. FixedBrands

   Guidelines completeness follows the form

   The completeness figures and the review chip on a brand guidelines document now change as you type, as you draft a section with AI and as you set the review status. They used to show what the document held when the editor opened, so a filled, approved document could read as a nought per cent draft.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ShippedSocial

   Posts with pictures, in three steps

   A social post now has a shape: text only, text with one image, or text with a carousel, plus an emoticon switch and a language choice. Each post is a card with three steps: the copy, with versions you can rewrite from an instruction; the pictures, rendered from a prompt the AI writes from the post or picked from the Assets Library; then review and publish, which copies the post and opens the network. The New post form folds away while you work on a post.

2. ShippedFeeds

   Any asset from an article

   The pencil on a feed item now offers every kind of asset the product makes: each brand copy format, a post for LinkedIn, X, Instagram or TikTok, an image or a video. The brief is written for you and the right studio opens with it filled in.

3. ChangedContent

   One layout for every studio

   Brand copy, articles, landing briefs, image and video generation share the same shape: a step strip on top, the brief or prompt as the main field, and everything optional folded into a side column. The copy studios are one screen instead of three.

4. ChangedSocial

   Drafts and renders in Activity

   Drafting a post, writing another version and rendering its pictures now show in the Activity widget like every other long run, with their cost printed on the card when they finish.

5. ChangedFiles

   One Actions menu per asset

   Each row of the Assets Library now carries a single Actions menu holding Open, Download, Rename, Move, Brand and Delete, in place of the row of buttons. The date column is shorter too, with the full date on hover, so the table reads faster.

6. ShippedContent

   Writer notes kept apart from the copy

   When a brief left gaps, the writer ends a piece of brand copy with a short list of points to confirm. Those notes now sit apart from the copy on screen and in every export, so what you publish and what you still need to answer never mix. Each finished piece appears as its own card without reloading the page.

7. ChangedIntelligence

   Resize the Ask window

   Drag the corner of the compact Ask window to the size you like. It remembers that size in your browser, and a double click on the corner brings the default back.

8. FixedContent

   Rewrite selection keeps its highlight

   The text you selected for a rewrite stays highlighted while the instruction box is open, so you always see exactly what will change.

9. ChangedIntelligence

   Ask reads all your brand data

   Ask Intelligence now looks across every module: written articles, copy and social posts, brand guidelines, competitors and search reports, the ads build, customer service conversations, agents and executive reports, sales activity, costs, the validation queue, usage, the team, your feeds, your Playground chats, partner leads, and single library documents. Answers reflect the whole picture of your brand and organization.

10. ChangedIntelligence

    Answers come only from your data

    Ask Intelligence uses only the information the product holds for you and the external systems you connected, never public information. If something is not in your data, it says so and names the part of the product that would produce it.

11. ChangedIntelligence

    Ask sees only what you can see

    Each data area is offered to Ask Intelligence only where you are allowed to open it in the product, brand by brand and module by module. You get answers built on your own rights, nothing beyond them.

12. ShippedIntelligence

    Pick skills directly in Ask

    The Ask window now has a skills picker, so you choose which skills apply to a question. Leave it untouched and every applicable skill rides along as before.

13. ChangedFiles

    Library shows only the brands you are granted

    The Assets Library, and Ask Intelligence when it reads it, now list only the assets of the brands you have access to. Files of other brands stay out of sight, with nothing to configure.

14. FixedInterface

    Small fixes across the product

    Several pending issues were fixed in billing, content generation and the Playground, so screens behave as expected.

15. ChangedPricing

    Payment processing fees included in every price

    Card, Alipay and WeChat Pay processing fees are now part of the displayed price, so what you see is what you pay. Every tier markup, the flat markup for data services, and storage rent and download prices moved up by the same small amount.

16. ChangedSEO

    Live search data billed at its real cost

    Keyword rank checks, search volumes and cluster refreshes are now charged at the cost the search data provider reports for each call, instead of a fixed estimate per keyword. Your ledger matches the provider invoice.

17. ShippedSuper Admin

    Every email logged, with resend

    A new Emails screen lists every mail the platform sent, whether it left, failed or was skipped, with its full content. Any mail can be sent again from there; welcome, password reset, invitation and sign-up code mails are rebuilt with a fresh link.

18. ChangedAccount

    Password reset is now our own mail

    The reset link now arrives in a mail written and sent by the platform itself, in the same style as every other message, and it appears in the email log like the rest.

19. ShippedSign-up

    Who will administer the organization

    When opening an organization, the form asks whether you will be its admin. The answer travels to the platform admins, who confirm the role once the account is verified.

20. ChangedPartners

    Welcome mail sent again on request

    A platform admin can resend a partner their welcome mail with a fresh link to choose a password, for a partner who never opened the first one.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ShippedModel Playground

   Eleven new chat models

   DeepSeek V4 Pro and Flash, Qwen 3.8 Max, 3.7 Plus and 3.8 Flash, Grok 4.6, 4.20 Reasoning and 4.1 Fast, GLM 5.3, 5.3 Flash and 5V Turbo join the Playground and can power any module. Each is billed at its own rate, like every other model.

2. ChangedPricing

   Weekly check of AI provider prices

   Every Monday the rate card is compared with the AI Gateway price list, moved prices are rewritten, and platform admins receive a recap mail, including when nothing moved. The pricing dashboard offers the same check on demand.

3. FixedBusiness Intelligence

   Unread-only feeds stay unread-only

   Marking an item as read now removes it from a feed set to show unread posts only, whether the setting comes from the feed, its folder or the page.

4. ChangedCustomer Service

   Customer Service marked Beta

   The Customer Service tab now carries a Beta tag: the module is usable and still growing.

5. ChangedBusiness Intelligence

   Feeds open at once, then refresh behind the page

   The page shows the articles it already has, then refetches the sources in the background and offers the new items when they arrive. The Refresh button forces a refetch. Feeds is now the first dashboard and the page shown at sign in.

6. ShippedBusiness Intelligence

   Full-screen reading and per-feed display settings

   The reading pane goes full screen with the f key, the source opens in a new tab, and empty blocks, tracking pixels and "appeared first on" tails are stripped. Each feed can keep its own last N and unread-only setting, on top of the folder and page ones.

7. FixedInterface

   Empty brand picker for accounts without a brand

   When a user has no brand, the brand picker is hidden and the menu shows the organization or personal name instead. Ask Intelligence lists real brands only.

8. ShippedBusiness Intelligence

   Feeds read in full, inside the app

   An item opens in a reading pane with the whole article, taken from the feed or from its page, cleaned and cached. Previous and next, read later, and a link to the website. One click turns an item into a blog post brief in the Editorial studio, for the brand you choose.

9. ShippedBusiness Intelligence

   Feeds built by AI from pages without RSS

   Paste a news page with no feed and the model reads it once, lists its articles and keeps a recipe for the links. Later refreshes cost nothing; learning again is a paid call with its price shown. Sites that block automated reading are named as such.

10. ChangedBusiness Intelligence

    Folders you can arrange

    Fold, rename, drag a feed to another folder, right-click a feed or a folder for its actions, mark everything read, hide read posts per feed. Each folder keeps its own display setting: the last N items, unread or all.

11. FixedBusiness Intelligence

    Articles with escaped HTML rendered as raw tags

    Feeds that escape their markup, even inside CDATA, are decoded. Read marks now survive tracking parameters in links, and sites that only serve browsers are fetched as one.

12. ChangedBusiness Intelligence

    Dashboards listed in the left menu

    The dashboards are now entries of the Business Intelligence group in the left menu, one page each, and the first one is the page shown at sign in. The tab bar and its drag to rearrange are gone.

13. ShippedBusiness Intelligence

    Feeds, a personal reader

    Follow any RSS or Atom feed, or paste a site address and the feed is found for you, then file it in a folder. Articles open in full inside the app, even when the feed only carries a summary, and can be kept for later or marked read. Feeds refresh when the page opens and with a Refresh button. Each feed lists its last 10 unread items by default, adjustable per user.

14. ChangedInterface

    French and Chinese text for the new pages

    The dashboards menu and the reader are translated in French and Chinese.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ShippedAccount

   Self service sign up with invitations

   You can now create your own account from the login page. Organization admins can send invitation links so teammates join without contacting support, and a welcome page points new users to projects, dashboards and billing.

2. ChangedSecurity

   Disposable email addresses blocked at sign up

   Temporary and throwaway email domains are refused when an account is created, which keeps workspaces cleaner and cuts spam accounts.

3. ChangedAccount

   Terms of Service link easier to spot at sign up

   On the sign up and invitation pages the Terms of Service link now stands out in the accent colour, so new users and invitees can find and read it before continuing.

4. ChangedAdmin

   Super admins notified of every new user

   Whenever someone creates an account, super admins receive an email so they can welcome the person and attach them to the right organization.

5. ShippedFiles

   Assets Library with folders

   The file library is now the Assets Library. Files sit in folders you organize as a tree, and every text, image and video the platform generates is saved next to what you upload, with its source shown and billed the same way. A folder can be handed to Ask Intelligence and to the writers as context.

6. ShippedValidation

   Asset validation and review

   Send any asset to a validator who can comment, ask for a new version or approve it. Each request becomes a tracked task, and everyone involved gets an email at every step.

7. ChangedIntelligence

   Connect any MCP server, not only Zoho

   Organization admins can plug any remote MCP server into Ask Intelligence from the Organization page. Connected servers are offered to every scope of Ask as read only context.

8. ChangedAccount

   Weekly changelog email written as an issue

   The Monday mail is now written once per language as a proper issue: an overview, the changes grouped by theme, and a closing line. Everyone receiving that language gets the same issue.

9. ChangedSecurity

   Stronger protection for your data

   Access controls were tightened on a few shared tables so account and company information is only reachable through the application. Nothing changes in your daily use.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ShippedBilling

   Terms of Service accepted before a first purchase

   The first time a person buys credits they tick a box accepting the Terms of Service, recorded once and never asked again for the same version. The terms are public at /terms in English, French and Chinese.

2. ChangedBilling

   Choose who your invoices are made out to

   Credits bought for a personal wallet can be invoiced to the person or to their organization, chosen on the Buy credits page. The name and address printed on personal invoices are set in Settings. Organization wallets are always invoiced to the organization.

3. FixedBilling

   Checkouts for wallets carrying a test-mode Stripe customer

   Stripe customers are now verified against the live account before use. A wallet that still carried a test-mode customer id gets a fresh live customer, so checkouts that previously failed complete normally.

4. ShippedAccount

   Weekly changelog email

   Every Monday, a concise digest of the What's new items released during the previous week arrives by email, written in the language you use in the app. Turn it on or off from Settings, or use the one click unsubscribe link in every message. One digest per week, never a duplicate.

5. ShippedAgents

   Agent runs history page

   View the full history of agent runs in one place. See each run's status, timestamps, and results so you can review what happened and when.

6. ShippedSkills

   Skills catalog

   Browse and discover available skills in a single catalog. Read descriptions and add skills to your workspace in just a few clicks.

7. ChangedAdmin

   Sign in events in activity log

   Sign in events now appear in the activity log so you can see who signed in and when. This makes it easier to audit access and follow account activity.

8. ChangedAdmin

   Sign-ins show their organization

   Each sign-in in the activity log now names the member's organization. Failed attempts on unknown emails stay unattributed. A one-time import adds each user's last known sign-in, labeled as imported, so the log does not start empty.

9. ShippedBilling

   Patience notice when paying from China

   Buying wallet funds from mainland China now shows a prominent message above the Buy button: allow up to 2 minutes and keep the page open until the payment returns. Available in English, French and Chinese.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ChangedAgents

   Custom agents read any data blocks

   A custom agent now picks the data blocks it reads from any features of the app the creator can see, instead of borrowing the source of one standard agent. Super administrators can also publish platform agents that appear in the catalog of every organization.

2. ShippedBusiness Intelligence

   Connect your own Zoho

   An organization can connect its own Zoho MCP server and use it from Ask. The connection credential never leaves the server, and only read-only tools an administrator has enabled are exposed to the model.

3. ShippedCRM

   Deal proposals and supplier credentials as PDFs

   A deal can carry its proposal as a PDF and a supplier its credentials file. Files upload straight to private storage and are served back through short-lived links, so only authorized members reach them.

4. ShippedFiles

   A shared file library per organization

   Every organization gets a Files page: any member uploads and downloads shared files, with a per-file size limit set for the organization (30 MB by default). Files upload straight to storage with a progress bar, and each one shows what it costs to keep per month.

5. ShippedBilling

   Storage billed from the wallet

   Stored files are now a metered resource like model usage. Each day the bytes an organization keeps (the file library and Playground attachments) are priced and drawn from its wallet, and each download is billed as transfer to the person who asked for it. Every charge appears in the usage log, and an empty wallet blocks new uploads while existing files stay.

6. ShippedBusiness Intelligence

   Five tabbed dashboards

   The home page now lands on five dashboards built from the data the workspace already holds: Visibility (Google ranks, movers, AI share of voice, cluster strength), Watchers (agent findings and resolution pace), Content (the plan to published funnel), Commercial (pipeline, won and lost, billed and collected) and Delivery (board load and throughput). Tabs can be dragged into a personal order that is saved on the profile.

7. ShippedAgents

   Reports run as agents

   Executive and operating reports are rebuilt as report agents, and custom agents can be created from the catalog. The standalone report panels and their endpoints are retired; agents are now where reports are run, scheduled and managed.

8. ChangedBusiness Intelligence

   Connected systems banner names Zoho

   The banner on the dashboards explains that connecting company systems such as a CRM, ERP, CMS or PLM is what turns the page into real business intelligence, and shows Zoho as the next integration coming. Super administrators can deactivate the message platform wide.

9. FixedBusiness Intelligence

   Dashboard tab order saves reliably

   Rearranging the dashboard tabs failed to save for signed in users because the request went out without the session token. The save now authenticates like every other call, so a personal tab order sticks.

10. ShippedSearch

    Keyword Gap report

    Find the keywords your competitors rank for that your brand does not, with search volume, CPC, competition and difficulty shown. Results are saved per brand so you can review gaps and prioritise content and SEO work.

11. ShippedSearch

    Conquest Strategy for AI Visibility

    Run a conquest strategy on a saved share of voice run or a saved AI search results run, and get an action plan for winning visibility in AI answers. Trust and trend context rides along, so you can see which opportunities are worth pursuing.

12. ChangedAgents

    Ask for an agent from the catalog

    A team member who is not an administrator can now request a standard agent from the catalog, and every administrator of the organization receives an email so they can approve or discuss it. The Agents area also moves its organization level pages into their own section.

13. FixedAccount

    Email buttons render correctly in Outlook

    Buttons in the emails the platform sends, including the account activation email, lost their padding and colour in Outlook and showed as a bare word on a coloured block. They now render as proper buttons in Outlook, Gmail and Apple Mail, and addresses inside the text no longer turn blue.

14. ShippedCRM

    Retainer deals bill per period

    A retainer deal now carries a billing frequency (weekly, monthly, quarterly or per semester) and a hand-entered amount for each period next to its hand-entered total. The per-period amount shows on the deal header and on the pipeline cards, for example 63,000 /mo.

15. ShippedCRM

    Attach suppliers to deals from the supplier page

    A supplier can now be attached to one or several deals directly from its own page, with a per-deal Remove, instead of only from the deal side. The Contacts card moved under the Deals card in the right column.

16. ChangedAgents

    Proposal drafting becomes a tailor-made agent

    The proposal draft card on the deal page is retired. Proposal drafting is now offered in the catalog as a tailor-made agent, built on demand for one organization at a time.

17. ChangedCRM

    Cleaner deal page layout

    The next step now sits as one horizontal line at the top of the deal page, and the timeline tops the right column, so the record of what happened sits beside the editable details.

18. ChangedCRM

    Deleting clients, suppliers and contacts is admin-only

    Only an administrator can now delete a client, a supplier or a contact. The delete buttons are hidden for everyone else and the server enforces the same rule.

19. FixedInterface

    A save in progress can no longer fire twice

    Every form now freezes while its save is in flight: the fields dim, the button animates, and a second click or Enter is ignored until the save settles. A double click on Save could previously create the same record twice.

20. ChangedAccount

    Partners land on their commission statement

    A commercial partner now lands on their commission statement straight after signing in, instead of the dashboard.

21. ChangedAccount

    Standalone accounts become personal organizations

    An account outside every client organization now runs a personal organization of its own, limited to that one user. Project Management and Sales open up for it, the user stays the administrator of their own space, and the wallet stays personal: no shared credit tier, no daily allowance. Nobody else can be added to a personal organization.

22. ChangedSearch

    AI search results kept as history

    Every AI search run is now stored as its own dated result instead of overwriting the previous one, and old runs can be deleted one by one. Each conquest strategy links back to the exact result it was computed from.

23. ChangedSearch

    Folded results say what they searched

    Each saved AI search result now shows what the run was about on its collapsed bar, next to its time: the domain, keyword, question or topic, the platforms and the language. A history of runs is scannable without opening each entry.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ChangedSearch

   Competitor tracking and reports more reliable

   Competitor tracking, rank jobs and conquest reports now behave more consistently, so you should see fewer missing or stale items. Tasks linked to CRM deals also appear and update more reliably, keeping your dashboards and exports accurate.

2. ShippedSearch

   Conquest strategy for keyword clusters

   Create a Conquest Strategy for any keyword cluster. It turns a competitor SERP report into an editable action plan and content plan you can review and apply to your brand.

3. ChangedSearch

   Background queue for Search runs

   Long running Search tasks like rank refreshes and competitor SERP updates now queue and run in order in the background. Start a run and safely close the page, the platform will finish it and update results when done.

4. ShippedSearch

   Pin competitors per cluster

   Pin specific competitor domains for a brand and keyword cluster from the Competitors tab. Pinned competitors always get their own column when that cluster is refreshed, making side by side comparison simpler.

5. ShippedCRM

   Deal next steps become PM tasks

   A deal's current next step now appears as a task on your Project Management board, named after the step, due on the step date, and assigned to the deal owner. Tasks update when the deal step changes and are removed with the deal.

6. ChangedInterface

   French and Chinese interface translations

   Interface strings for the features above are now available in French and Chinese, so teams using those languages will see the new options and labels localized.

7. ChangedCRM

   Revenue access follows the role grid

   Revenue Follow Up now follows role permissions: a role granted revenue access sees the nav item, the dashboard card and the deal page controls. Roles not graded in the grid keep the old rule, administrators only.

8. ChangedAccount

   Safer welcome emails, friendlier sender

   The welcome email is reworded so spam filters leave it alone: no mailto links, the password mentioned once, and the action framed as activating the account. Product email now arrives from hello@bearingbridge.com instead of a no-reply address.

9. ChangedContent

   Text opens on the Foundation step

   Opening Text in Brand Content now lands on the Foundation step of the studio instead of the articles list, so writing starts where the three-step flow begins.

10. FixedAdmin

    Creating a user cannot double submit

    The create-user button disables while the request runs, so the busy spinner shows and the form cannot be sent twice by accident.

11. ShippedProject Management

    A task can remind its assignee by email

    Whoever arranges a task can switch on a daily reminder: the assignee is mailed once a day until the task is moved to Done, for at most seven days. Cards carrying it show a bell. Handing the task to someone new restarts the week, a repeating task passes the switch to its next occurrence, and finishing, archiving or unassigning stops the mail. Written in the language of the person who set it, and replying reaches them.

12. ChangedModels

    A model per area, not only per module

    The model settings now go one level deeper: each area a module shows in the menu, a text category, an ad network, a social network, a search engine, the self-service assistant, can run on its own model. Resolution is the organization area first, then its module, then the global settings.

13. ShippedContent

    Rewrite one highlighted passage

    In the article and copy workspaces, highlight part of a plan or a written piece, say what to change, and only that passage is rewritten and spliced back where it was. The rest of the text is not touched, and the cost of the call is shown like any other.

14. ShippedSocial

    TikTok Brief Studio

    Create TikTok video briefs with dedicated sources and format constraints. Plan shots, captions, length and posting details in a guided studio built for short form social.

15. ShippedSearch

    Bulk keyword suggestions and creation

    Get keyword suggestions in bulk and create them all at once with an automated initialization. Set up SEO and content topics faster, without adding keywords one by one.

16. ChangedSkills

    Social format rules now in Skills

    Social format rules are now built into Skills and editable from the Skills area, with ready made rules for LinkedIn and X so posts better match each platform. Manage and reuse formats across briefs and channels.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ChangedContent

   Writing text is three steps, not one long form

   Pick the format from a searchable grid, which folds away once you have chosen, then work through the brief, the details and how it is written. Each step is checked before the next one opens, the boxes grow with what you type, and what you wrote is kept if you close the page by accident.

2. ShippedContent

   A brief can carry files, pages and keywords

   Attach a PDF or a text file, list the pages to read, and name the terms the piece should be found for. The material is read once and kept with the piece, so every later version is written from the same facts, and the keywords are written into the copy as it is drafted rather than added afterwards.

3. ChangedContent

   A piece opens on tabs, and its versions are chips

   Versions, the plan and the brief each have their own tab, and the versions sit side by side with the newest first. A piece written six times is one screen instead of six.

4. ChangedSkills

   Every format links to the skill behind it

   Each format card opens the skill it follows in a new tab, with its instructions already unfolded, so you can read or rewrite what the AI is told without hunting for it.

5. ChangedContent

   The article workspace matches the rest of the section

   It now uses the same heading, the same block for the material a brief is written from, the same status marks and the same action bar as the text pages, and it shows a progress bar when a PDF is picked.

6. ShippedContent

   A workspace with no brand

   Work no longer has to belong to a brand. A dedicated workspace lets you draft copy, generate images and video, and run projects without picking one first, and what you make there stays yours until you decide to file it under a brand.

7. ShippedSkills

   Skills come in formats

   A skill is no longer one shape. Each one now carries the formats it can be run in, with its own page and its own picker, so you choose the format the piece needs instead of editing the output afterwards.

8. ChangedContent

   Brand Content Text keeps every version

   Every run of a text draft is kept, so you can read what an earlier version said and go back to it. A draft that stopped part way can be continued from where it stopped rather than started again, and the continuation is charged only for what it writes.

9. ShippedContent

   Help writing image and video prompts

   The image and video pages can now improve the prompt you typed before it is sent to a model: it comes back longer, more specific and in the terms the engines respond to. The cost of the improvement is printed like any other run.

10. ChangedAccount

    An access request reaches someone

    Asking for access to a brand or an area now sends mail to the people who can grant it and leaves a notice in the product, so a request no longer waits for somebody to notice it on a page.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ShippedAccount

   Every capability is a brand switch

   A brand governed four of the nine capabilities; the other five were decided once, for the whole organization. All nine are brand switches now, Sales, Project Management, Business Intelligence, Customer Service and IT Support included: switch one off and that area disappears while the brand is the active one. The organization stays the ceiling, so a brand can hold less than its organization and never more.

2. FixedAccount

   The capability matrix draws as a table

   The checkboxes on the capability page were stacking in one column above the table instead of sitting in it. Each organization and each brand now reads on its own row, with its boxes in the right columns.

3. ShippedAccount

   Roles you build yourself

   A role is now a table you manage: every feature of the product on a row, four columns for what the role may do there (view, create, update, delete). The six roles that ship with the product can be re graded, and you can create your own, give it an authority level and assign it from the Users page. The built in roles behave exactly as before, so nothing moves on the day it lands.

4. ShippedAccount

   Capabilities on one screen

   One matrix shows what each organization owns and what each of its brands uses. A brand can no longer hold a capability its organization never bought: a new brand starts from its organization set, and switching a capability off at the organization takes it off every brand of that organization at once.

5. ChangedAccount

   Access checked feature by feature

   Every page and every action is now checked against the role table, reading, creating, changing and deleting each answered on their own, on top of what the organization, the brand and the user have switched on. A feature a role was never graded on falls back to the previous rule, so nobody is locked out by surprise.

6. ShippedContent

   Text drafting in Brand Content

   Brand Content gains a Text section with five pages: Foundation, Editorial, Commercial, Corporate and Creative. Each format inside them carries its own form and its own built in skill, from manifesto to case study to press release. A run streams the draft as you watch, saves it with its versions, and prints what it cost.

7. ShippedAccount

   Commercial partners

   A partner is an independent seller with their own account and a Partner area: they register the leads they bring and follow the commissions those customers earn them. Each lead lands in the product CRM the moment it is saved, and super admins manage the program from a Partners console.

8. ChangedStudio

   Seven video engines and two image engines added

   The video tool gains seven engines, including Kling 2.5 Turbo and 3.0, Veo 3.1 in three tiers, Seedance and Wan. Image generation gains Muse Image 1.0, the cheapest engine offered at one flat price per image, and Grok Imagine Image 2.0 for fast renders. Every engine shows its price before a run, as always.

9. ChangedAgents

   Reports live with the Agents

   The Reports page moved from Brand Content to the Agents area, next to the agent work it draws on. Old links redirect to the new address.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ChangedInterface

   Agents and Skills editors use the product buttons

   The editors in the Agents settings and the Skills area now use the same primary and outline buttons as every other card, and their Save button turns amber the moment a field changes, so an unsaved edit is visible at a glance. Delete keeps its red outline.

2. ChangedContent

   Choose the skills a brief follows

   The New brief and New landing page forms now list the skills that will ride along into the writing, all ticked, with a short description of each. Untick one and that run goes without it. The choice is saved on the plan, so the outline and the article steps follow the same set.

3. ShippedSkills

   Skills, instructions the AI follows everywhere

   A skill is a named set of instructions written once: a method, a checklist, a house style, a list of rules. It lives at one scope, the organization, a brand, a member or your personal space, and applies to the surfaces it names, so the AI follows it without anyone pasting it into every prompt. A Skills area with Personal and Organization tabs manages them.

4. ShippedAccount

   Standalone accounts

   An account no longer needs an organization. A standalone user administers their own space, owns their projects and pays with their own wallet. If they join an organization later, their projects come along.

5. ShippedInterface

   Arrange the left menu in your own order

   The main groups of the left menu can be dragged into the order you prefer. The order is saved on your profile, so every browser and every session renders the menu that way from the first paint. Every role can do it, and one click restores the product order.

6. ChangedBilling

   A Payment page after checkout

   Stripe now sends you back to Billing > Payment whether the payment went through or not. On success the page shows what was paid, with what, the invoice, and the balance you can spend right away. On failure or cancellation it says what was attempted, why it did not complete, and the way back to try again.

7. ChangedBilling

   Billing open to every role

   Every page of the Billing module is now open to every role: the balance, buying, the payment page and the invoices. The one exception stays the usage log, which lists other people's activity and remains for admins.

8. ChangedCRM

   A reference currency for every organization

   Each organization now evaluates its deals in one reference currency, chosen in CRM Settings, and can show a second currency next to every amount on the pipeline, the dashboard, the deal and client pages and the Revenue pages. Amounts entered in another currency are converted when saved and frozen when the deal closes; changing the reference currency re-expresses every amount of the organization at the rates of the day.

9. ChangedAdmin

   One exchange rate table for the whole product

   Exchange rates are now kept in one place, the Pricing page, and every module converts with that same table. The CRM no longer has its own rates or its own live refresh. Saving or fetching rates on the Pricing page recomputes open deals and unpaid finance rows, while closed deals and paid rows keep the value they had.

10. ChangedCRM

    A roomier New deal form and a clearer Settings page

    The New deal form is wider and shows every field at once, with no inner scrolling. CRM Settings is laid out as two cards, one for the pipeline and one for the stage weights, above a grid of the dropdown lists, each with a one line explanation of what it drives.

11. ShippedProject Management

    An email for every task assignment

    When a task is assigned to you, you receive an email with what the task is, its status, project, brand, dates, who assigned it, and a button that opens the task directly on the board, even if you have to sign in first. The email carries your organization name and, when the task is tagged with a brand, that brand logo and colour, and it is written in the language of your interface.

12. ShippedAgents

    The Agents area

    Agents now have their own area with three tabs: Personal for your own watchers, Organization for the scopes shared by admins and brand managers, and Catalog for every agent available on demand. It is open to every signed in user and is linked from the header, the dashboard and the module pages. The old admin address still lands there, so bookmarks keep working.

13. ChangedCRM

    Supplier profiles carry their own contact details

    A supplier now stores how to reach it: email, WeChat or WhatsApp, phone, with at least one required. Its page lists the services or products it supplies, entered one by one, and can hold a link to its credentials such as a deck or case studies. Page headers no longer show a Back to dashboard link.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ShippedBilling

   Pricing tiers

   Prices now follow a tier ladder managed from the new pricing pages. All pricing arithmetic runs on whole units, so the amount charged to a wallet and the amount shown on screen never drift apart by a rounding step.

2. ChangedAdmin

   Billing page shows only your wallet

   The Billing page now shows only the organization wallet. Seller controls moved to Super Admin > Pricing, with a Controls tab for markups and exchange rates and a Credit Adjustments tab for manual changes. Member draw caps live on Admin > Credits, the spend cap is edited from Super Admin > Organizations, live exchange rates can be fetched with one button, and a new Invoices page lists billing records.

3. ChangedBilling

   Purchase notices are explicit and colour coded

   Customer emails use a cyan tone and internal purchase notices use emerald, so a shared inbox tells them apart at a glance. A purchase notice now states who paid, which wallet was funded, the actual amount for WeChat Pay, that the balance is already available, the billing contact and the receipt time. Saved cards are held by Stripe; the product keeps a reference only and never stores card details.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ChangedModels

   Playground uploads up to 20 MB

   Files attached in the playground can now weigh up to 20 MB each, four times the previous ceiling. The limit is printed next to the Attach button, and a file over it is refused in the browser before the upload starts instead of failing at the end.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ChangedCRM

   CRM split into clients, contacts and suppliers

   The CRM is now three lists: clients, contacts and suppliers, each managed on its own. Suppliers appear on deal pages where they belong.

2. ChangedSocial

   Social content organized by platform

   Social content is separated by platform: LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and X. Each platform carries its own calendar and reporting, so planning and results sit next to the posts they concern.

3. ShippedModels

   Attach files and export conversations in the playground

   Playground chats accept PDF, Word, Excel, text, code and image files as context, with text extracted on upload. A whole conversation can be exported to keep the work.

4. ChangedModels

   Simpler file attachment in the playground

   The attachment area is leaner, file names are handled more reliably and text extraction is more robust. French and Chinese interface wording was aligned in the same pass.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ShippedInterface

   Interface in English, French and Chinese

   The platform interface is available in English, French and Chinese. Each organization chooses which of those languages its members may use. Content and data stay in the language they were written in: the translation covers labels, menus and buttons only.

2. ShippedModels

   Model playground and model settings

   A playground page lets you try the available models, compare their answers and browse the model list before using them in a workflow. Organization admins adjust model settings from a new settings area.

3. ChangedAgents

   Refreshed agent catalog and Ask flow

   The agent catalog is easier to browse, the Intelligence Ask flow is clearer, and the dashboard and home pages surface what matters faster.

4. ShippedAccount

   Password recovery

   Forgot password and reset password pages get you back in. The recovery email carries the steps to reset the account password.

5. ShippedSupport

   Contact, support and bug reports

   Contact, Support and Bug report pages let you reach the team or flag a problem without leaving the product.

6. ShippedProduct

   In-product changelog

   A What's new page inside the product summarizes recent updates, in the interface languages the organization enables.

7. ShippedAdmin

   Edit interface translations

   Super admins edit individual interface sentences from an Admin translations page, so wording and labels can be tuned for their members.

Nothing in this release matches the filter.

1. ShippedBilling

   Prepaid wallet replaces monthly invoicing

   Billing runs on a prepaid wallet instead of a monthly invoice. The wallet is topped up from the billing page, the balance sits in the header, usage is metered in tokens, and checkout runs through Stripe.

2. ShippedAgents

   Agent catalog and findings feed

   Every agent family is in the top navigation, with a plain description and its real status. Watchers run on a schedule and return findings from search, ads, social and other sources. Manual runs and basic controls are there for teams that want to intervene.

3. ShippedIntelligence

   Intelligence panel and operating review

   A panel that turns agent findings into an operating review: what the findings say, what to do about them, and a summary written for the people who did not read the feed.

4. ShippedStudio

   Image and video generation, with the cost shown

   Images are generated with ChatGPT Image 2, with quality and format options that change the tokens used. Generation runs in the background, so the work continues while results arrive, and every run lands in the spend log with its model and currency. A video generation flow is in as well.

5. ShippedImage tools

   Image anonymizer, in the browser

   The Image tools tab strips embedded metadata from a picture and returns a clean file to download. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored, so the file never leaves the machine it was opened on.

6. ShippedContent

   Structured article workflow and drafts

   Writing runs in sequence: a brief produces an outline, an outline produces an article, and each article keeps versioned drafts, so one piece can be updated without touching the others. There is a dedicated article workspace, stored content briefs, and PDF export.

7. ShippedProject management

   Project brand logos and PM report PDFs

   A brand logo can be uploaded per project and appears across project and PM views. Project management reports export to PDF, and completed work can be filtered to the period being reviewed.

8. ChangedProject management

   Recurring tasks no longer duplicate

   Completing a recurring task creates the next occurrence once, including with several tabs open. The content brief form is now three tabs that hold their state, Done cards archive in one click, and project badges carry the brand mark.

9. ChangedMarketing

   Brand picker moved to the filter bar

   The brand selector sits with the Marketing filter, so switching brand filters the view in place instead of moving the reader somewhere else. Module color themes are consistent across the product.

10. ChangedBrand

    Brand guidelines editor and agent budgets

    Brand guidelines are edited through a form rather than a free text field, and brands are easier to switch between. Agent scopes and budget controls cap what an agent is allowed to touch and what it is allowed to spend.

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