CHANGELOG

What shipped

The short version of what changed in wispit, newest first. No release numbers, just the work.

AUGUST 2026

01

A trends feed that behaves like the platforms it studies

  • Instagram and TikTok videos play inside the feed, with expired links refreshed automatically.
  • A vertical feed with native snap scrolling, a comments panel and keyboard navigation.
  • Filters for platform, date range, view count and sorting.

AUGUST 2026

02

Email that respects your inbox

  • A weekly digest and reminders, each with its own preference toggle.
  • One-click unsubscribe that works straight from the email client.

AUGUST 2026

03

Room for agencies

  • Brand workspaces are counted per plan, with a clear path when you need more.
  • Onboarding can run once per client, and you can always get back to your workspaces.

AUGUST 2026

04

A blog, and pages that move

  • The marketing pages animate as you read them, and the blog is live.
  • A waitlist and a newsletter you can leave in one click.

AUGUST 2026

05

Brand standards the generator has to follow

  • Your palette, voice and rules live in one versioned brand system.
  • Visuals and auto-publishing pass an approval gate before anything goes out.
  • Templates render the same way every time, so a format stays recognizable.
  • A weekly quality report on what the system learned and what it changed.

AUGUST 2026

06

Support that answers

  • Bugs are recorded as cases a person can pick up and reply to.
  • Replies arrive live, with a sound you can mute for good.
  • A weekly digest of what the agent handled on your behalf.

AUGUST 2026

07

Your account, your data

  • Password reset, email verification and account deletion.
  • Analytics storage is opt-in, and prices are shown in euro.
  • Every generated asset carries provenance and platform disclosure.

AUGUST 2026

08

Offerings from a photo of a price list

  • Services import from your website, or from a photo of a printed price list.
  • Sites that list nothing still yield offerings, read out of the prose.
  • Any idea can generate its image in one press.

AUGUST 2026

09

A dashboard that knows what day it is

  • A greeting written for this brand, this day and this hour.
  • Reminders for what needs attention, plus the ones you add yourself.
  • Research runs that stall are cleaned up instead of hanging forever.

AUGUST 2026

10

One design language

  • One heading recipe, one card material and one label treatment across the app.
  • Real glass on overlays, a calmer header, and toasts that carry the brand.

JULY 2026

11

Channels, checkout and captions

  • Instagram connects over real OAuth, with an auto-publish toggle per channel.
  • Checkout is live, and the payment webhook grants the tier.
  • Captions sound like the brand and stay in a single language.
  • One script atomizes into captions, a carousel and an email angle.

JULY 2026

12

The whole interface in 14 languages

  • Your language is detected, switchable and remembered across devices.
  • Non-Latin scripts get their own font, and right-to-left layouts work.
  • The language you read the app in stays separate from the language it writes in.

JULY 2026

13

Plans, limits and the numbers behind them

  • Pricing plans live in the database, so what you see is what gets charged.
  • Tiers and per-feature access are enforced in one place.
  • Product analytics, feedback capture and a post-onboarding survey.

JULY 2026

14

A clip editor and a proper player

  • Silences are trimmed without touching the original file.
  • A timeline editor with a live preview of the edit.
  • A media player that adapts to the format it is playing.

JULY 2026

15

Publishing, formats and the weekly rhythm

  • A publishing scheduler with platform-native AI disclosure.
  • Format presets with their own metrics and a decision engine.
  • A weekly content slot scheduler, and performance reports by email.

JULY 2026

16

Trends, across platforms

  • A niche feed ranked by how close each post sits to your brand.
  • Keyword search across platforms, cached so the same query costs once.
  • Any trend turns into a brand angle, and the angle turns into a format.

JULY 2026

17

Running in production

  • The API and the workers run apart, with queue metrics and error tracking.
  • Structured logs and self-hosted monitoring, so failures surface before you do.

JUNE 2026

18

Where it started

  • Onboarding that reads your site, your products and your competitors.
  • A first campaign, with scripts and video built from that research.