Everything we shipped, dated

1. September 2026Site & trust

   The public site, and some honesty fixes

   • Feature, tools and integration pages built — every link in the navbar now resolves.
   • Free tools that genuinely run with no account: character counter, engagement rate calculator, image size cheatsheet and a timezone-aware posting planner.
   • Integration pages that list what each network does NOT support as well as what it does.
   • SEO foundation: canonical URLs, Open Graph images, robots.txt, a real sitemap and structured data across the site.
   • Removed fabricated social proof from the landing page, and a '14-day Pro trial' that did not exist in any plan.
   • Google Business review auto-replies are now metered against the owner's AI allowance and default to the free template mode rather than the paid AI one.
2. August 2026Plans & billing

   The money path, and the limits that go with it

   • Creator plan built end to end — per-account slot pool, per-seat pricing and the Stripe path behind both.
   • Connected accounts lock to paid slots on Creator, with changes taking effect at renewal rather than mid-cycle.
   • Deep analytics gated to Pro and Agency; AI-only navigation hidden on plans without AI.
   • Downgrades now take effect at period end, closing a leak where an account could burn a full month of AI after downgrading.
   • Agency seat handling: teammate allowances, credit gifting and a seat prompt on downgrade.
   • By a distance the busiest month of the project — most of the plan and billing surface dates from here.
3. July 2026Publishing

   Richer posts on X

   • Image and video support added to X publishing.
   • A quiet month otherwise — most of it went on the billing work that landed in August.
4. May 2026Engagement

   Auto-replies, the calendar and the first marketing pages

   • The auto-replies engine: rules, generated reply variations and the unified inbox.
   • Content calendar and the drafts kanban.
   • First version of the blog and the marketing site.
5. April 2026Foundations

   Connections, and the shape of the product

   • OAuth flows for X, LinkedIn, Snapchat and the rest of the initial platform set.
   • Real-time connection state shared across the dashboard.
   • Pinterest, WhatsApp and Reddit trialled and then removed from the supported set — their APIs did not support what we wanted to promise.
   • First commit: 5 April 2026.

No dates attached deliberately. A roadmap with dates on it is a promise, and we would rather ship the thing than manage the promise. Tell us which of these you need and it moves up.

How often do you ship?

Continuously, but not evenly. Some months are a single focused piece of work and some are most of the product — August 2026 carried more than the four months around it combined. The list above reflects that rather than smoothing it out.

Where do these dates come from?

The repository history. Each entry is the month the work actually landed, not the month it was planned or announced.

Do you announce breaking changes?

Anything that changes behaviour you rely on gets called out here and by email before it ships. Plan and billing changes take effect at your next renewal, never mid-cycle.

Can I request a feature?

Yes, and the contact form reaches a person rather than a queue. What gets built soonest is usually what several people have asked for independently.