Changelog

What we shipped

Every change a customer can notice, dated, in plain words. Fixes are listed next to features, because a fix is often the change that matters most.

  1. Your voice guides drafts without being copied

    • Writing samples you give FeedSquad now steer the style of new drafts. Agents no longer lift whole sentences from them, and drafts in the same campaign are checked so they do not repeat each other.

  2. Research, brand accounts and Pixel 2

    • Ghost, Stitch and Pulse research a campaign topic on their own before they write, and they never invent sources.
    • Pixel 2: start from a visual brief, pick a template, make carousels, keep your own photos on a shelf, and edit a visual before you use it.
    • You can connect a brand X account next to your personal one. Posts never go to the brand account unless you choose it.
    • Connecting a LinkedIn Company Page no longer stops posting to your personal profile.
    • Images and video upload to X again, through X’s current API.
    • An X campaign delivers the number of posts you asked for.
    • LinkedIn post views are collected. A post whose views LinkedIn has not reported no longer shows 0% engagement.
    • Long Momentum campaigns finish, and a run that is interrupted picks up again instead of stalling.
    • Requesting account deletion in Settings now works every time. Before this fix, some requests were not saved.
    • Security: private media links are issued only for your own files, and a post can publish only its owner’s media.

  3. A first campaign without a setup wall

    • You can start your first campaign straight away. Agents ask for what they need as they go, instead of asking you to fill in settings first.
    • Ghost campaign planning is reliable again: a plan is either complete or not saved, never half done.
    • Your AI assistant can attach video, WebP and GIF files, and images up to 10 MB, to your posts.
    • Security: plan, quota and usage settings can be changed only by FeedSquad’s servers, never from an account’s own session.

  4. Archive instead of delete

    • Archived posts stay in your dashboard as history, with a Restore button. Your AI assistant can archive posts too.
    • The check that flags machine-sounding writing runs on one shared rulebook, the public AI Tells Index, and gives advice rather than blocking you.
    • A post you delete stays deleted, and a post that needs your review is held everywhere until you look at it.

  5. The September release

    • Each agent confirms your voice with you before it writes for you the first time.
    • Stash can learn the claims you make about your product from your own website, and every Stash field explains what it is for.
    • A new campaign wizard starts from your brief, recommends a plan, and saves your progress so you can come back to it.
    • Post images no longer stop loading after ten minutes.
    • The post card is readable in dark mode, and every post card shows one author name, accents included.
    • A post only counts as published once the platform confirms it, and a disconnected account shows up straight away.
    • Deleting a Ghost post deletes it.

  6. Calendar and AI assistant fixes

    • Approved posts no longer show the orange “needs approval” mark on the month calendar.
    • FeedSquad connects from current versions of Cursor and VS Code.

Dates are the day a change was merged. Some features roll out per account or per plan.