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Apr 9, 2026 to Oct 8, 2026

54
Releases
39
Features
10
Fixes
5
Platform work

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  1. Oct 8, 2026v0.20.5FeatureBlog
    • New on the blog: How to schedule social media posts with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex. It covers both ways to connect, signing in or using an API key, and what each app allows today.
    • What is an MCP server now says that overads connects by signing in as well as with an API key.
  2. Oct 8, 2026v0.20.4FixFixes
    • The setup steps for Claude use its current menu, Customize, Connectors.
    • The cursor in the workflow chat box lines up with the text.
  3. Oct 7, 2026v0.20.3FixFixes
    • Ad totals from the API and from AI assistants now match the dashboard. They were adding account, campaign, ad set and ad rows together, which could count the same spend up to four times.
    • Dashboard sparklines, Boosted posts and suggestion outcomes count each day once. Where a figure has no data it now reads No reading instead of 0.
  4. Oct 7, 2026v0.20.2FeaturePlatforms
    • Connect overads to ChatGPT, Claude and Claude Code by signing in. Add overads as a custom connector, sign in, pick a workspace and approve the permissions you want. No API key to copy. Available on Pro and Scale; disconnect any app under Settings, API keys and MCP.
    • Four new tools for AI assistants: a weekly recap of your ads and posts, what worked over the last 30 days, a draft post in your brand voice (saved as a draft, never scheduled or published), and what is waiting for your approval. See overads.io/docs/mcp.
    • The privacy policy now explains what an AI assistant can see and do when you connect it, and how to disconnect.
  5. Oct 7, 2026v0.20.1FixAI
    • The assistant only offers to post on channels that publish today (X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Mastodon and Pinterest) and says so plainly when you ask for another.
    • Last week means the last 7 days, the same window as the dashboard.
    • Drafts that are too long for a network are shortened before they are saved, so Approve never fails on length.
  6. Oct 7, 2026v0.20.0FeatureSettings
    • Settings, Rules. One switch, Require approval, holds every new post until a teammate approves it, whether it came from the composer, a workflow, the assistant or the API. For each kind of action, choose Ask me, Allowed within limits or Never.
    • Rate the assistant's replies with a thumbs up or down, and add an optional reason when you dismiss a suggestion.
  7. Oct 6, 2026v0.19.6FeatureDesign
    • A new homepage. Describe a marketing job in one sentence, press Build it free, and the workflow composer opens with your sentence already written in after you sign up. Hover any underlined part of the example to see what overads does for it, and watch the example play out step by step under the box until the draft waits for your approval.
    • overads is now listed on G2, linked from the top of the homepage.
  8. Oct 6, 2026v0.19.5FeatureBlog
    • New comparison guides at overads.io/compare: alternatives to Madgicx, Birch and AdEspresso, how social media approval workflow tools differ, and the options for cross-platform ad reporting. Each one is dated, cites the vendors' own pages, and says when another tool is the better fit.
    • The homepage and every product page now link the guides that answer their follow-up questions, under From the blog and Related reading.
  9. Oct 6, 2026v0.19.4FixFixes
    • The overads vs Madgicx page and the pricing page now use the prices Madgicx publishes on its own pricing page, instead of third-party estimates.
    • The Publish page FAQ now describes approvals as they work today (a reviewer can approve, or reject with a reason) and says Pinterest takes one image or one video per Pin. It no longer mentions comment threads on drafts, which overads does not have.
    • Social media character limits in 2026 is updated for the Composer's new counting rules.
  10. Oct 6, 2026v0.19.3FeatureDesign
    • In the Media Library, click a card to preview it: videos play and images open larger.
  11. Oct 6, 2026v0.19.2FeatureBlog
    • Nine new posts on the blog since September 28: Meta vs Shopify ROAS, Meta One pricing for business, What is an MCP server, Social media character limits in 2026, ChatGPT ads, Human in the loop AI for marketing, Should you opt out of AI Overviews, ads_management vs ads_read, and Pinterest Visual Search Ads.
  12. Oct 2, 2026v0.19.1FixFixes
    • The Composer counts post length the way each network does: X's weighted count, a Mastodon content warning counted toward the limit, and Pinterest descriptions up to 800 characters.
  13. Sep 30, 2026v0.19.0FeatureDesign
    • A new Media Library for your workspace's images and videos. Give each file a name and tags, and see where it is used.
    • Publish brings the Feed planner and Engagement into one bar over one list of posts, with a single control for each post's state. In Engagement, replies show under the comment they answer.
  14. Sep 27, 2026v0.18.9FeatureDesign
    • The About page tells the story behind overads: its founder and CEO, Shreyak Singh, and the team, with their roles and LinkedIn profiles, plus a clearer FAQ that answers who runs overads.
    • The homepage loads faster on phones. Analytics, the sign-in forms and scroll animations now load after the page appears instead of before it.
  15. Sep 27, 2026v0.18.8FeatureBlog
    • New on the blog: GEO vs AEO vs SEO. What each term means and how Google and Bing use them, the two main studies of GEO side by side (the KDD 2024 GEO paper and the NeurIPS 2025 C-SEO Bench) with what each measured, the first-party reports that measure each discipline, and where a small team should start. Signals is built for Gemini and Perplexity, and its scan is switched off on the live product.
  16. Sep 26, 2026v0.18.7FeatureBlog
    • New on the blog: Google's AI Max auto upgrade. Which Search campaigns Google moves to AI Max in September 2026 and what each gets, the dates from Google's own posts including Dynamic Search Ads moving to February 2027 and the end of the campaign-level language setting, and a plan for comparing results before and after. overads reads Google Ads read-only and does not show which campaigns moved.
  17. Sep 25, 2026v0.18.6FeatureBlog
    • The blog has an RSS feed at overads.io/blog.rss. It lists the newest 50 posts, the same ones the blog index shows, and feed readers find it on their own from any blog page.
  18. Sep 25, 2026v0.18.5FeatureBlog
    • New on the blog: Claude Opus 5.5 for marketers. What Anthropic released on September 22, its API prices next to GPT-6, the AutomationBench scores both vendors publish, and what Claude can and cannot do in an overads workspace over the MCP server. Claude works in overads as an MCP client; the text AI inside overads still runs on Gemini.
  19. Sep 24, 2026v0.18.4FeatureSecurity
    • Our website counts page views with Vercel Web Analytics, which sets no cookies. Addresses are stripped of anything that could be a credential before they are sent, nothing is sent if you reject cookies, and the privacy policy and DPA name it.
  20. Sep 23, 2026v0.18.3FixSecurity
    • The privacy policy, the DPA and the data-deletion page now say everything we record when you sign up: the campaign or site that sent you, your device and browser, and an approximate location. They also name the analytics we use, Mixpanel and PostHog, and the Meta Pixel on our public pages, which they used to leave out.
    • If you reject cookies, the sign-up attribution cookie is deleted on your next page load and is never used for your sign-up. A sign-up that is never finished is deleted 90 days after the last attempt.
  21. Sep 23, 2026v0.18.2FixFixes
    • A workflow draft survives leaving the page. Navigating away, reloading, or connecting an account in another tab used to leave the conversation on screen with its draft gone. The draft now waits until you save it or start over, and the other tab's Open Workflows here returns to the same conversation.
    • A connection that fails says why: no Pages on the Facebook account, a cancelled consent or an expired sign-in, instead of one generic line.
    • Connect Instagram in Settings, Channels, where a workflow's Connect Instagram button leads, opens Instagram's own sign-in as v0.11.0 promised. Both places always sent you through Facebook before.
    • Uploading images and video in the Publish composer no longer fails. The browser was blocking the upload before it was sent.
    • The sign-up form asks for the password the account really needs: at least 12 characters, with an upper-case letter, a lower-case letter and a number. It used to accept a shorter one that sign-up then refused.
  22. Sep 23, 2026v0.18.1FeatureDesign
    • Onboarding is one question now: what you want off your plate. You land in Workflows with your first workflow already written. Your role, team size and how often you post are asked one tap at a time after you save a workflow, and Not now is always there.
    • No workspace screen at sign-up. The workspace is made for you, and its name, country and currency stay editable in Settings.
    • Your website is asked for when the assistant needs your brand's voice, not before, and a bare domain such as mybrand.com is enough.
    • WhatsApp approvals are offered once you have a workflow whose posts could be approved from your phone.
    • The onboarding screens sit on the same photograph as the dashboard, so stepping into the app no longer jumps from a flat page to a photographed one.
  23. Sep 22, 2026v0.18.0FeatureAI
    • Skills. Under Settings, Skills, teach the assistant a named set of instructions with one line on when to use it. The assistant sees the names on every turn and reads a skill only when it applies, in chat and on a workflow's Ask AI step. Six starters to begin from; a skill changes what the assistant writes and never what it may touch.
    • Meeting notes. Paste a transcript or your notes into the chat and the assistant returns a summary, the decisions made and the follow-ups with owners, keeps the decisions in brand memory, and offers a daily check-in workflow for the follow-ups.
    • Memory. The memory page shows the facts first, with one line to learn more from your website, your posts or what another assistant already knows.
    • A shorter, required onboarding: your website (brand memory reads it), who does the marketing, the channels you use, what you want off your plate, and how often you post. It ends on the Workflows home with your first workflow already written.
    • Settings: API keys and Webhooks explain what they unlock instead of only naming the plan; the Client Accounts page is gone.
  24. Sep 22, 2026v0.17.2PlatformPlatforms
    • Telegram is gone from overads. Telegram publishing and Telegram alerts were removed, so the composer, the channels panel, the hosted connect page and Settings, Notifications no longer offer it, and an existing Telegram connection no longer posts. Alerts still go to email, Slack, Teams and Discord.
  25. Sep 19, 2026v0.17.1FeatureAI
    • Post without asking, per workflow. A workflow that writes posts now has a choice on its canvas: Ask me first (the default, as before) or Post without asking, with a daily limit you pick from 1 to 10. Past the limit, posts wait in Approvals. It asks you to confirm once, it covers posts only, and pausing a campaign, changing a budget or replying to someone always asks.
    • You can see the assistant working. While it builds, a small workflow animates with a line saying what it is doing, and a timer appears if it takes more than ten seconds. The message box greys out until it is done, so a second message cannot collide with the first.
    • Fixed: a finished workflow was sometimes followed by "I couldn't put that together, try rephrasing" in place of the explanation you had just watched being written. The explanation is kept now, and when the assistant does the work without a word it says what it made.
    • Connecting an account from a workflow brings you back to that workflow instead of to Publish. From an unsaved draft it opens in a new tab, so the draft is not lost.
    • Running workflows shows what a row is waiting for (Connect LinkedIn to run) and why its last run failed.
  26. Sep 19, 2026v0.17.0FeatureAI
    • Teach the assistant your brand in one go. Three ways, under Settings, Memory, and offered beside any workflow that writes while the assistant still knows little: bring over what ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini already knows about your business (copy a prompt, paste the answer), read your website, or paste a few posts you wrote so it learns your voice. Only the facts are kept, never what you paste, and each one can be edited or deleted.
    • Workflows write with more of what the assistant knows. The writing step now reads your positioning and proof points as well as voice, products and audience, and far more of it, so an imported profile is actually used.
    • A workflow will not run or switch on while a network it posts to is not connected. It says which ones, on the canvas and when you press Run, with Connect buttons. Before, it could write a draft aimed at nowhere.
    • A post written by a workflow always reaches Approvals, and approving it sends it. Before, a draft with no time set skipped the queue and was never sent, while the run said finished. The email after a run now says it needs your yes and links to Approvals.
    • The Workflows chat fills the window once a conversation starts, the draft panel is wider, and photos and videos can be attached again, to post or as context.
  27. Sep 19, 2026v0.16.2FeatureAI
    • Workflows can run every few days. Ask for every other day, or every 3 days, and that is what gets built, instead of the nearest thing (daily). Pick from 2 to 30 days on the canvas or in the Running table. It counts from the last run, so switched on today it runs at today's hour and then every N days after.
    • A workflow that posts asks for the networks you named. Say X and LinkedIn and the draft shows Connect X and Connect LinkedIn, each with its logo, instead of asking for a social account. One already connected drops out of the list.
    • Connect opens in a new tab, so the unsaved draft beside it is not lost, and coming back to the tab updates the card by itself.
  28. Sep 18, 2026v0.16.1FixDesign
    • On a phone, the foot of every app screen no longer hides under the browser bar. The app now measures the visible screen rather than the full one, and keeps clear of the notch and the home indicator when installed.
    • Install overads as an app. Add it to your home screen from the browser menu: it opens full screen, its icon sits properly inside Android's round mask, and a long press on the icon jumps to Workflows, Publish, Creative Studio or Approvals. An offline page shows when there is no connection; nothing from your account is ever stored on the device.
    • Homepage on a phone: the channel logos sit in two even, centred rows, the four example workflows show two by two instead of running off the edge, and the steps of each workflow stack top to bottom so the whole flow is visible.
    • Creative Studio: the creator clip step lies flat on the panel instead of boxes inside a box, the Make a creator window matches the new composer, and a Make it button that cannot be pressed yet looks like one.
    • Every public page was measured at phone width. None scrolls sideways.
  29. Sep 18, 2026v0.16.0FeatureAI
    • Creative Studio makes video now. Describe a shot and get a clip, or attach a still and say what happens next. Fast makes 5 or 10 second clips; Best makes 4, 6 or 8 second clips with sound. Both come out at 720p in the ratio you pick.
    • Short creator clips. Give it a product photo, pick a creator, write a line, and get a vertical clip of that creator with your product, with ambient sound. Creators are saved to your workspace so the same face comes back next time. Speech is not here yet.
    • Images run on a new engine, in two tiers. Fast makes a picture in about fifteen seconds and takes reference images. Best takes longer and looks better. No model names anywhere: you choose Fast or Best and that is all.
    • A new studio. One glass panel at the foot of the page holds everything: what to make, the field, and the settings as small pills that show their value. The button says what it costs before you press it. Your work fills the page above, newest first, and anything still rendering shows its progress on the tile. Favourite, download, redo or delete from the viewer.
    • Every job is priced in credits before it runs: images cost 1 or 2, video 15 to 40 depending on tier and length, a creator clip 17 or 34. Failed jobs refund. Pro now includes 150 credits a month and Scale 500, up from 50 and 150.
    • Buy more credits when you run out. Three packs from the Get credits button, paid once through Stripe, added the moment payment clears, and they never expire. Free plans can buy packs too.
    • Dark, with colour. The studio has a little aurora light behind the work and around the panel, and the Make it button carries the brand gradient. The rest of the app stays as it was.
  30. Sep 18, 2026v0.15.1FeatureDesign
    • One chat. The Workflows home is now the place to ask the assistant anything: a question about your ads or posts, a one-off job, or a job to run every week. It answers, does it once, or draws the workflow, and never draws one for a question. The separate assistant chat page is gone, and old links to it open here.
    • After a one-off answer, a quiet card offers to turn it into a workflow. Once per conversation, never after something was drafted.
    • The sidebar lost its separate assistant row. Workflows now holds Build, Running, Approvals with its count, your recent chats and All chats. Memory lives under Settings.
    • Approvals reads as content, not forms. Rows lead with the post or the workflow name, say in one quiet line what confirming does, and group by kind: posts, replies, workflows, ads. Any group with more than one item gets Confirm all.
    • Running workflows: one menu per row (or right-click) instead of a row of buttons, tighter rows, dark checkboxes.
    • The Workflows home is lighter: a thinner headline, more air, no example sentences, and template cards with a title, one sentence and one line of facts.
    • New hero photographs on the Workflows, Signals, Ads Manager, Competitors, Publish and Creative Studio pages. The homepage hero carries every channel logo along its foot. The Publish page shows all eleven channels it is built for in a ring, with the five that post today marked apart from the six still in platform review, and its cards use larger type.
    • The photograph behind the app is a little more visible.
    • The welcome email's third tip now points at how AI answers about your brand instead of a web scan that no longer exists.
  31. Sep 18, 2026v0.15.0FeatureAI
    • Workflows can now go through a list. A new step, Do this for each item, runs the steps you connect to it once per campaign, row, or idea, then carries on. Pair it with Keep only some items to act on just the ones that matter. Conditions inside the loop decide separately for every item.
    • Bring your own list. Type one in, one item per line, and use all of it or one new item each run without repeating. Or read a Google Sheet you share by link: each row becomes an item named by your headings. Reading only; writing back to Sheets needs a Google connection and is not here yet.
    • Connect to any other app. Get information from a web address, or send information to one: a Slack or Zapier link, your CRM, your own site. Only public https addresses can be reached. Sending happens when the workflow runs, without asking first, and test runs never send.
    • Saved keys. When another service needs a key, save it once under a name and pick it by name. It is stored encrypted, cannot be read back by anyone, and never appears in a workflow, a run or a chat. If a service echoes it back, it is blanked before anything is stored.
    • Another app can start a workflow. The start step now shows the address to call and the secret to send in a header, with copy buttons.
    • When a step fails. Reads and web requests can try again up to three times. Drag from the small red dot under any step to say what should happen if it fails; the steps there can read what went wrong. With nothing connected, the run stops and you are told, as before.
    • History. Every save that changes the steps or the name keeps the version before it, newest 30. Restore any of them from the new History tab; restoring keeps what you had, so it can be undone.
    • Two new templates: Post from my list of ideas, and Turn a Google Sheet into posts.
    • The Workflows page on the site now says, in plain words, that a workflow can work through your own list or a Google Sheet, hand its result to another app, and what happens when a step fails.
  32. Sep 18, 2026v0.14.1FeatureDesign
    • The sidebar stays collapsed to its icons and opens when you rest the pointer on it for a second. It floats over the page, so nothing underneath moves. Click the arrow while it is open to pin it.
    • The homepage photograph now sits faintly behind the whole app in dark theme. Cards, tables and the message box stay solid, so text never sits on the picture.
    • Template cards are written for someone who has never run an ad: what it does for you, when it runs, and what stays your decision, such as Nothing is paused unless you say yes. Two templates whose triggers cannot fire yet are no longer offered in the app.
    • The Workflows home is calmer. Example sentences are plain lines instead of filled bars, and the workflows you already built fold into one line that opens on click, with Manage all beside it.
    • On the public site, the line under every page headline is lighter and slightly greyer, and the same size everywhere, so the headline leads.
  33. Sep 18, 2026v0.14.0FeatureAI
    • The app now opens on Workflows. Say what should run itself in plain English and the assistant builds the workflow in front of you, step by step, in a conversation you can keep refining: make it weekly, also email me, only above a CPA of 50.
    • Nothing is saved until you say so, and what you save is switched off. You review each step on the canvas, then turn it on.
    • Two models to build with. Fast answers quickly and handles most requests; Smart is slower and more careful, for workflows with several steps. Switch between them in the message box at any point in a conversation.
    • Each model has its own daily number of messages per plan, shown next to the message box: Fast 30, 150 and 400 a day on Free, Pro and Scale; Smart 5, 40 and 120. A message that fails is not counted, and when one model runs out the chat offers the other.
    • Every step now reads in plain words. Settings are questions with the right control for the answer: a time picker for a time, your account names instead of ids, Above the line instead of codes. The rarely used ones sit behind More settings, and results from earlier steps are added with a named button.
    • A step that needs an ad account or a social account says so and links to where you connect one. So do the draft in the builder and the template cards.
    • New page: Running workflows. One table of everything you have built, with a switch per row, rename and schedule changes in place, the last run and the last seven days, tabs for on, paused and archived, and bulk actions.
    • Prefer the old front door? Settings, Preferences, Landing page still has Dashboard, Signals, Publish and AI Suggestions. Anyone who had already picked one keeps it.
  34. Sep 18, 2026v0.13.0FeatureDesign
    • A new homepage built around one idea: your marketing runs itself, and you approve. It opens on a workflow playing out, step by step, instead of a dashboard.
    • Workflows has its own page: the five ways one starts, what its steps can read and draft, and the three levels of how much it may do alone. It is first in the Product menu.
    • The site is dark from top to bottom. The cream bands on the homepage, pricing and every product page are gone, and photographs now fade into the page instead of stopping on a hard line.
    • Every product page was rewritten shorter and in plainer words, and no longer describes anything the app cannot do. The Ads Manager page in particular stopped implying overads changes or launches campaigns: it proposes, and you apply it in your ad manager.
    • Page titles and descriptions now fit what search results show, the brand no longer appears twice in a title, and the heaviest images on the site are a fraction of their old size.
  35. Sep 17, 2026v0.12.0FeatureAI
    • Signals is four screens instead of fifteen: how AI answers about your brand, your Google rankings, Search Console, and a site audit. Backlinks, domain overview, keyword ideas, search results, competitor gap and web mentions were removed; most were estimates dressed as measurements.
    • One way in. Track a website and Signals saves the questions people already ask Google about the brand, works out who you compete with from your own site, and starts the first scan. The separate setup form is gone.
    • Signals opens on the website you last looked at, so the menu is never greyed out beside a site you already track.
    • Google rankings shows the searches you already rank for, read from Search Console, before you type anything.
    • Site audit rows open to the pages behind them, so a count of problems becomes a list of pages to fix.
    • Scan progress is real: it counts questions answered out of questions asked. The old bar advanced on a timer and waited at 90 percent.
  36. Sep 17, 2026v0.12.1FixFixes
    • A scan with nothing to ask no longer counts as a successful scan or uses up your plan's scan. It is refused with a sentence that says what to add.
    • A scan that stops responding is ended after 15 minutes instead of running for ever, and a slow AI provider can no longer hold the whole scan.
    • The contact form no longer shows a Cloudflare test banner when its verification key is missing. It says verification is unavailable and gives the email address instead.
    • The sign-in window's close button and its terms line were hard to read against a dark page. Both are fixed.
    • The sitemap no longer lists a template page that does not exist.
  37. Sep 14, 2026v0.11.0PlatformPlatforms
    • Connect Instagram by signing in on Instagram, with the account credentials you already know. No Facebook account, no Business portfolio, no linked Page. Connecting through Facebook stays available and is still the path that also reaches Pages and ads.
    • LinkedIn connects your Company Pages alongside your personal profile, so you can post as the brand. Only Pages you can actually publish to are offered.
    • Every connect screen now tells you what it needs before it redirects you, instead of leaving you to find out on the other platform's login.
    • The caption generator writes from a brief alone, with no image, and writes for every channel you can publish to rather than only the first four.
  38. Sep 13, 2026v0.10.0FeatureBilling
    • New pricing: one Free plan, plus Pro and Scale. Seats, workspaces and connected accounts are unlimited on every plan; only the things that cost us money are metered.
    • All prices are shown and charged in USD, with no local-currency conversion added at checkout.
    • Existing subscribers keep the limits they signed up under.
  39. Sep 12, 2026v0.9.0FeatureDesign
    • A new design language across every screen: a dark console built from a few large calm tiles, with type carrying the hierarchy instead of colour.
    • Status is no longer colour-coded for its own sake. The one lit thing on a screen is the thing you act on, and red is kept for failed and destructive only.
    • Publish is rebuilt around a calendar of day tiles and a composer that reads as a console rather than a form.
    • The error and 404 pages no longer render light inside a dark app.
  40. Sep 11, 2026v0.8.0FeatureAI
    • There is now one assistant in the app shell, with durable conversations, rather than four separate surfaces and a floating bubble.
    • It remembers your brand between sessions, and what it knows is visible and editable by you.
    • Routines run on a schedule and report back into the same thread. Everything they produce waits behind the approval gates you already have.
    • Chats and workflows can be pinned, archived and renamed. Archiving a workflow also pauses it, so a hidden workflow is never still firing.
  41. Sep 11, 2026v0.7.0PlatformPlatforms
    • Seven new publishing channels: Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram, Threads, YouTube, TikTok and Pinterest, alongside Meta, X and LinkedIn.
    • A public publishing API with per-workspace keys and scoped permissions, outbound webhooks with signed delivery and retries, and MCP so your own AI tools can publish through us. Developer docs cover all three.
    • Per-connection capability checks: a channel that has not granted us a permission says so by name instead of failing at publish time.
    • Public workflow templates at /templates, and a feed planner for laying out a grid before it goes live.
  42. Jun 21, 2026v0.6.0FeatureDesign
    • Full CRM redesign: a visual deal pipeline, contacts explorer, tasks board, reports, and automations, all under one universal search.
    • Borderless visual pass across the app: flat, opaque cards with calmer surfaces and softer selection states.
    • Sign in and sign up now open as a modal over the page instead of a separate route, with glassy workspace and profile menus in the sidebar.
    • New marketing pages for the Cross-platform Ads Manager and the CRM.
  43. Jun 19, 2026v0.5.5FeatureAI
    • An in-app AI assistant: ask questions grounded in your live workspace data, or run agent playbooks for ads, content, leads, and brand mentions.
    • A redesigned assistant with an agent-builder hub and chat history in the sidebar.
  44. Jun 17, 2026v0.5.3FeatureSettings
    • New three-pane inbox: list, thread, and composer with real-time updates and a contact panel.
    • Bulk send wizard, background jobs, analytics, phone numbers, opt-ins, and a webhook monitor.
    • Connect WhatsApp and manage numbers from inbox settings.
  45. Jun 15, 2026v0.5.2PlatformPlatforms
    • Engagement: manage Facebook and Instagram Page comments from one place.
    • Organic Page Insights (reach and engagement) alongside your ad metrics.
    • Shared app design system, and Publish surfaces are now theme-aware in light mode.
  46. Jun 14, 2026v0.5.1FeatureDesign
    • Compose-first Publish redesign: collapsible channels, blog-style post cards, and a posting-calendar strip.
    • Refreshed channel cards and a cleaner composer.
  47. Jun 13, 2026v0.5.0FeatureBilling
    • Early-access EARLYUSER signup flows end to end, from signup through onboarding checkout.
    • Welcome banner and a checkout-success route; required post-signup checkout shipped behind a feature flag.
    • Updated trial copy for card-required signup.
  48. May 21, 2026v0.4.1FeatureDesign
    • Refreshed marketing site with a single-column narrative layout.
    • Tightened type scale and tokenized every surface color.
    • Replaced the old gradient hero with a calmer, denser one.
  49. May 14, 2026v0.4.0FeatureSecurity
    • Workspace audit log: every connect, disconnect, member invite, and billing change is now recorded.
    • Export the last 90 days of audit events as CSV from Settings → Audit.
    • Role-based filters on the audit timeline.
  50. May 5, 2026v0.3.4FeatureBilling
    • Rebuilt the in-app billing page with usage-by-workspace and upcoming-invoice preview.
    • Failed-payment banner now links straight to the Stripe portal.
    • Annual pricing toggle (off by default in v1).
  51. May 1, 2026v0.3.5FixFixes
    • Fixed a rare race in the Meta connector where the first sync skipped the last hour of yesterday.
    • Resolved a workspace switcher cookie clash for users in two orgs.
    • Tooltips on the metrics chart no longer clip on small screens.
  52. Apr 28, 2026v0.3.0FeatureSettings
    • Refactored Settings into Profile, Workspace, Members, Integrations, Billing, Danger.
    • Member invite flow now previews the workspace name before acceptance.
    • Cookie-backed workspace switcher in the app shell.
  53. Apr 18, 2026v0.2.5FeatureAI
    • Suggestions now cite the metric, the delta, and the time window inline.
    • Confidence pill on every recommendation, calibrated against thumbs feedback.
    • Daily summary email at 07:35 UTC with the top three actions.
  54. Apr 9, 2026v0.2.0PlatformPlatforms
    • LinkedIn OAuth connect shipped; ads data waits on LinkedIn Marketing Developer Platform approval.
    • Google Ads sync window expanded to 90 days on initial connect.
    • LinkedIn, X, and Snapchat moved into the public waitlist UX.
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