What we shipped, in plain language.

Finance statement extraction received a hardening pass focused on preventing silent row loss and keeping review-gated imports honest.

Highlights:

• Fail-closed parsing. Unrecognized AI response shapes now fail as extraction errors instead of being treated as an empty result.
• Clear size handling. Over-large statement input now returns a typed "too large" failure so the user can split the statement instead of getting a partial extraction.
• Review-gated invariant. Extraction remains a proposal step: it returns candidate rows for human review instead of writing finance data directly.
• Tenant filter guardrails. The related route checks now pin explicit project filtering where service-role reads are intentionally used.

A full-app frontend QA pass fixed interaction and responsive issues across the logged-in product.

Highlights:

• Action menus no longer clip. Card menus now render through a shared action menu pattern instead of being trapped inside clipped cards.
• Modal selects stay open. Selecting options inside modals no longer dismisses the modal by accident.
• Small screens hold up better. Tables that need horizontal space now scroll instead of clipping columns on narrow screens.
• Plain-language copy. Internal jargon and vague product copy were rewritten across broadcasts, social, campaigns, ads, audience, and finance surfaces.

Fan Hub broadcasts now have a scheduled dispatch path. Scheduled rows can be claimed by the worker and sent through the shared broadcast delivery logic instead of relying only on manual send actions.

Highlights:

• Shared send path. Manual and scheduled sends use the same broadcast dispatch code so delivery behavior stays consistent.
• Worker-backed scheduling. A job route and worker hook now process broadcasts that are ready to send.
• Compliance gate retained. Scheduled dispatch still passes through the messaging acceptable-use and launch-gate controls before delivery.

The worker now includes the weekly brief email job path. It is default-off until configured, with the API route and worker registration in place.

Highlights:

• Worker registration. The scheduled job is available to the worker alongside the existing job routes.
• Timezone validation. Invalid timezone input is handled before a send job proceeds.
• Suppression safeguards. The job path records suppression-audit failures instead of treating them as invisible send progress.

We followed the logged-in redesign with a completeness pass across the surfaces that needed sharper states, confirmations, and copy.

Highlights:

• Shared confirmation patterns. Small deletes now use inline confirmation, while higher-impact deletes use type-to-confirm dialogs with consequences listed before action.
• Undo where it matters. Finance categorization can be applied in one tap with an undo window, including cleanup for the matching rule created by that action.
• Less misleading status. Tour and finance surfaces now avoid optimistic or fabricated status cues when the underlying data does not support them.
• Fan Hub broadcast fixes. Resuming, duplicating, and sending broadcast drafts now follows clearer state rules, including sent-history protection.

The logged-in workspace now uses the redesigned app shell across the main operating areas: finance, CRM, campaigns, Fan Hub, social, tour, settings, and the workspace overview.

Highlights:

• Shared section structure. Major sections use consistent headers, subnavigation, and action areas so moving between work modes feels less fragmented.
• Finance imports shell. Finance now includes the imports surface for bank statement and transaction intake workflows.
• Route continuity. Existing routes and actions stayed in place while the redesigned surfaces were applied.

Your workspace can now have its own brand kit: custom colors, typography, and tone-of-voice rules that carry through every AI-generated draft in the product.

Highlights:

• Set it once, use it everywhere. Pick your palette and fonts, and every generated asset follows them automatically.
• Voice guardrails. Define words or phrases your brand should (or shouldn't) use. AI drafts flag violations without blocking you.
• Non-disruptive. Voice rules are advisory. You'll see a heads-up if a draft doesn't match your guidelines, but the draft still goes through.

We reorganized the sidebar to match the way you actually work. Five top-level sections now: Studio, Distribute, Fans, Finance, Operate. Social moves under Fans, where it belongs.

Everything you had before is still there. Old links automatically redirect to their new homes, so no bookmarks break.

Your public fan pages now show an Instagram grid pulled from your connected account. Every link is checked before it goes live, so a broken or suspicious URL never reaches your fans.

This is the first step toward bringing live social content into your fan pages without relying on third-party embeds that slow things down.