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What shipped, dated.

Written from the actual commit history — the same habit the product exists to serve.

  1. August 4, 2026

    A public face

    • Rebuilt the landing page around the real promise: an angle and a script you trust, built from what you shipped.
    • Pricing page with the full ladder, and two audience pages — technical founders and game studios.
    • Light and dark theme across the marketing pages, with a toggle in the nav.

  2. August 1, 2026

    The reviewed production package

    • A piece now moves through real states: draft, in review, changes requested, approved, shipped — with invalid jumps blocked, not just discouraged.
    • Every transition snapshots a revision, so “as generated” and “as edited” are both kept, along with who decided what in between.
    • The review lives in the piece workbench: approve, request changes with a comment, see the full decision history.

  3. July 30, 2026

    Navigation that matches how the work actually flows

    • Library first, Studio second — the app now follows the order the work happens in.
    • One Socials tab with per-channel views; comments render as readable rows instead of a wall of text.
    • A full phone and dark-theme pass: the chat column no longer collapses to 55px, and the dark theme is actually reachable.
    • Tightened project isolation in semantic search — one project’s evidence can no longer appear in another’s results.

  4. July 29, 2026

    Conversations you can come back to

    • Studio conversations persist — leave, return, and pick up the thread where it was.
    • A piece can hold several conversations, and files can be dropped anywhere on it.
    • “This Week” proposes what is worth making from the last week of work, instead of waiting to be asked.

  5. July 25, 2026

    Your channels, connected

    • Social connections across YouTube, TikTok, X, and LinkedIn company pages — read-only, synced on a schedule.
    • Yours versus reference: track your own channels and the creators you learn from, separately.
    • Invite someone to the whole workspace or to a single project.

  6. July 23, 2026

    The Board

    • Browse everything ingested — documents, media, commits, posts — in one place, with delete.
    • A social tab sorted by how posts actually performed, not by when they were posted.
    • English and Spanish interface support.

  7. July 20, 2026

    Evidence you can see

    • Upload images and video straight into chat; everything lands in one library and becomes searchable across text and visuals.
    • The evidence panel shows what the answer was built from — every claim points at its source.
    • Ingestion jobs run on a real scheduler now, and stuck jobs reclaim themselves.

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