Plain-English release notes, newest first. Each entry tells you what's different, who it's for, and what you can do now that you couldn't before. We don't write entries for behind-the-scenes work that changes nothing you see.
The whole product moved to the new Clarity design: one floating bar, statuses that read like a colleague, and coral that always means it's waiting on you.
Same five events you already get email for now show up in a bell at the top of any page. Click the bell, jump to the brief.
Pick 2 or 3 of the AI strategy options, combine them into one richer plan, edit it with a prompt, or regenerate the source strategies entirely. The PDF leads with the combined plan.
AI Plans is now Recommended plans. Refined brief gets its own page with per-section edit. PR Brain pre-warms on Refine. Desktop notifications mirror your email events.
A round of UX improvements: cleaner submitter portal, AI Plans wait visualised, CTAs that respond instantly.
Paste however you want. PR Brain adds structure without changing a word.
All releases, audience tags, print-ready PDF, one source of truth.
A real checklist, dragable tasks, AI-proposed starting points — the brief stops at approval no longer.
Capture the results, drop the files, let PR Brain synthesise what happened.
Faster decisions, clearer cards, less noise on every screen.
The page agency operators stare at every day during onboarding — now one screen, not five tabs.
A recoverable middle ground between 'approve' and 'reject' that didn't exist before.
Get the strategy out of the app and into your stakeholder's inbox.
Skip the manual approval queue when you create a new brand.
Workspace links moved to /workspace/<brand> — better mental model, no breakage.
Gmail, Instagram, Messenger — invite + password-reset links no longer fail silently.
No more 'can you add this domain for me?' tickets to your agency admin.
Reminders, auto-escalation to agency, and decision emails so nothing gets buried.
A 7-step progress rail across the top — no more 'where is my brief?'
A simple getting-started page anyone can read, no login required.