Changelog

New features, improvements, and bug fixes shipped in Postede.

Password sign-in and deeper project intelligence

Signing in became more familiar, while connected projects gained stronger context for deciding what is worth turning into a post.

New Features

  • Sign in with a verified email address and password instead of requesting a new email code each time.
  • Use deeper project intelligence and feedback signals to guide what TryLaunchLoop drafts.
  • Find and refine your writing voice from the Voice context area.
  • Archive Content Library posts after they have supplied useful feedback.

Improvements and Bug Fixes

  • Redirected signed-in visitors from the homepage back to their workspace.
  • Restored keyboard focus after closing the Voice dialog.
  • Preserved older publishing records while the authentication and project-context systems changed.

Start with 30 free AI-generated posts

TryLaunchLoop replaced its card-first trial with usage-based access: try the real generation workflow first, then subscribe only when it proves useful.

New Features

  • Generate the first 30 AI posts free without entering a credit card.
  • Receive 30 AI-generated posts each calendar month with Launch Access.
  • Create and schedule your own posts without using the AI post allowance.
  • Choose publishing destinations while scheduling and use approved Library posts to fill open calendar slots.

Improvements and Bug Fixes

  • Added pillar labels so drafts are easier to scan and organize.
  • Simplified the login page, dashboard headings, sidebar, workspace switcher, and schedule controls.
  • Centralized GitHub connections instead of spreading repository settings across the workspace.
  • Removed the older Posts experience so creating, reviewing, and scheduling now share one Content Library workflow.

Generate posts and fill your calendar

Generation and scheduling became one connected workflow, with visible progress from the moment work is queued until approved posts land on the calendar.

New Features

  • Queue post generation from the Content Library or Loopy and choose how many drafts to create.
  • Fill open calendar windows with existing Library posts and clear a generated plan when you want to start over.
  • Follow live generation and integration jobs from the workspace.
  • See the source context behind a generated post and preview more of each scheduled draft on the calendar.

Improvements and Bug Fixes

  • Improved the product and voice intelligence collected from connected sources.
  • Fixed calendar card actions and expanded excerpts so scheduled posts are easier to review.
  • Restored the responsive cookie-consent banner on smaller screens.
  • Clarified how trial cancellation and scheduled publishing work.

Create and collaborate in the Content Library

The Content Library became the working home for writing, reviewing, discussing, and publishing posts instead of only displaying generated drafts.

New Features

  • Create a post manually from the Content Library.
  • Discuss drafts with teammates in a thread attached to each post.
  • Connect multiple GitHub accounts to the same organization.
  • Write channel-ready variants in one composer and see the publishing status of X posts.
  • Receive real-time notifications when background work completes.
  • Publish an approved X post immediately or deliver it automatically at its scheduled time.

Improvements and Bug Fixes

  • Matched Content Library previews more closely to the final X layout.
  • Improved default posting windows, timezone controls, and calendar slot interactions.
  • Recovered the GitHub connection flow when the setup popup lost its return state.
  • Simplified Library editing, sidebar navigation, and project settings without removing the underlying workflows.

Create launch videos with voiceover

Loopy gained an early video workflow for turning product context and launch copy into a downloadable MP4 with a recorded voiceover.

New Features

  • Build a launch-video draft from Loopy content.
  • Record, preview, and replace a voiceover before rendering.
  • Render a production MP4 and download the completed file.

Improvements and Bug Fixes

  • Moved final video rendering into a background job so longer exports could finish outside the browser session.
  • Added render progress and failure states instead of leaving an export without a clear result.
  • Kept the voiceover and video draft together throughout preview and export.

Loopy becomes a chat-first writing partner

Loopy moved into the dashboard as an ongoing assistant that can use project context, propose several drafts, and let you edit the result before saving it.

New Features

  • Chat with Loopy from the dashboard rail on desktop or mobile.
  • Edit Product and Voice context in a structured Markdown editor.
  • Revise Loopy's proposed copy before saving it to the Content Library.
  • Create and review several post drafts from one Loopy conversation.

Improvements and Bug Fixes

  • Grounded Loopy's defaults in the project currently selected in the workspace.
  • Simplified the assistant interface so the conversation and proposed posts stay in focus.
  • Added a dedicated billing page, monthly and annual plan choices, and a clearer workspace switcher.

Shape your product voice and workspace

Teams gained clearer control over the product context, writing style, and workspace identity that TryLaunchLoop uses when preparing posts.

New Features

  • Start from built-in writing voice templates and refine the result for your product.
  • Preview example posts from a GitHub repository and claim the project after signing in.
  • Manage Voice, Brand, and Learning guidance from one Post Context area.
  • Upload an organization logo and show it in the workspace switcher.
  • Send product feedback from inside the dashboard.

Improvements and Bug Fixes

  • Showed progress while GitHub imports initial repository history.
  • Fixed GitHub backfills that could time out on larger repositories.
  • Simplified post previews, the editor modal, and logged-in navigation.
  • Separated GitHub access by organization and made connected access easier to revoke.

Sign in, connect GitHub, and get onboarded

The first complete product path arrived: create an account, set up a workspace, connect a repository, and generate an initial draft.

New Features

  • Sign in to a persistent TryLaunchLoop account.
  • Follow a guided onboarding flow through organization, project, GitHub connection, and first-draft setup.
  • Install GitHub access and choose a repository without leaving the dashboard flow.
  • Start and manage a paid plan through Stripe-backed billing.
  • Create templated post images from a studio attached to the draft.

Improvements and Bug Fixes

  • Added visible project-creation and repository-import progress.
  • Protected GitHub installations so access stays with the correct organization.
  • Made organization deletion available from account settings.
  • Introduced a clearer dashboard sidebar, workspace switcher, account menu, and command search.
  • Filtered source changes for meaningful product updates before generating drafts.

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