Changelog

See the plan, not a wall of captions

Every post on the content plan now shows its picture: the photo, the first slide of a carousel with a small "1/3" count, or a video's cover (or a frame from the video itself when it has no cover). The caption sits underneath on one line, with the platform icons beside it. On a phone the picture sits on the left of each post in the list.

A new post window that starts with the media

Opening a post now starts where most posts start, with the picture.

• Drop files straight in. Drag photos or a video from your computer onto the window, or use Choose photos.
• Shape sits next to the picture. One dropdown (Original, Square, Portrait 4:5, Story / Reel 9:16, Landscape or your own) and the preview takes that shape at once, so you see the crop before you save.
• Carousels are easier to put in order. One slide is shown large, the rest sit in a numbered strip underneath: click one to see it, drag to reorder.
• The caption comes next, then platforms, date and time, and sound.
• The team note is tucked away behind a small "Add a note for your team" link until a post needs one. Only your team ever sees it.
• A video's cover photo now sits right beside the video.

Submit while a video is still uploading

You no longer have to sit and watch a Reel upload. Write the caption, pick the platforms, press Submit for review, and get on with the rest of the plan: the post is saved straight away and the video finishes uploading in the background. A small card in the corner keeps count ("1 of 2 posts uploaded"), the post shows "Uploading" on the calendar and in Review until it lands, and then the video attaches itself. Keep the tab open until the card says it is done; moving around the app is fine.

Comment on a video to the second

Videos in Review and on your clients' review links now have a timeline: drag to any moment and the time is shown. When you ask for changes on a video, "Add 0:22" drops the current time into your comment, so "at 0:22 the sound effect is missing" is one tap. Times in comments are tappable: on the client's review page and in the post window they jump the video straight to that moment.

Monthly reports clients can read at a glance

• Platform cards. A report covering several platforms opens with one card per platform: followers, views and engagement, with the change on each.
• Growth, from and to. Follower growth reads as "1,204 to 1,512" with the change and a small trend line.
• The AI asks for screenshots. While it drafts, the AI can ask you for a few screenshots of the platforms' own screens, saying exactly what to capture and where to find it in the app. Drop them in and the AI reads the numbers on them and writes that part of the report for you. Skip any you do not want.
• Before and after. When you changed a profile this month (a new bio, pinned posts, a new picture), the report asks for the profile as it was and as it is now, shown side by side with what changed.
• Nothing half finished reaches your client. A screenshot you have not added yet is a note to you, never part of the client's link.
• You can also add your own screenshot or before and after sections, and add, move or remove any section, in Edit.

Platforms on every post

Each post now says which platforms it is for (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest, X, Threads), shown as small icons everywhere the post appears: the content plan, the calendar, the dashboard, Review and your client's review page. A new post starts with the platforms you used on that client's last post.

Your Google Drive copy, organised your way

If you keep a copy of your media in Google Drive, Settings > Media storage now lets you choose how it is filed: by content batch, by month, by week, or by platform, and how files are named (date and caption, date and time, date with platform and caption, or the original file ids). Each carousel gets its own folder, with its photos named 1, 2, 3 in the order they appear in the post.

Steadier video uploads

• A short "Preparing video" step now reads the file before it is sent. If that is slow, the window tells you the video is probably in a cloud folder such as OneDrive or Google Drive and that saving it to your computer first makes it much faster. On Windows, right-click the folder and choose "Always keep on this device".
• An upload that stopped half way can no longer block new ones: it clears itself after 15 minutes.

Captions and pre-review that look at the picture

The caption rewrite and AI pre-review now look at the post's images, not just its text. Captions are written to fit what is actually in the photo, learn from the posts your client has approved, and follow a short profile of how that client sounds. Pre-review can now flag a photo that does not match its caption or its brief, or a typo in text on the image, and quotes the evidence behind every flag.

Also in this release

• The public site now asks before setting any non-essential cookies.
• The support assistant inside the app has been taught everything above, so you can ask it how any of it works.

Tell us what you think in the support chat, especially about the new post window and the report screenshots.