16 August 2026
Carousels, a calendar, an official publishing path, and a security review acted on.
New
- Carousel builder for LinkedIn document posts, with a hook library and an importer for your existing archive.
- A calendar view for the queue, alongside the list.
- Publishing through LinkedIn's own API, after you register your own app on LinkedIn's developer site and grant it consent on LinkedIn's own screen. The scheduler is untouched: it still opens the composer and waits for you to press post.
- First comment, saved replies, post history and bulk actions in the queue.
- Connections import straight from LinkedIn. Asking you for a data export first is no longer required.
- A warning before a scheduled post goes out, because the first hour decides how far it travels and an unattended post spends it alone.
- Sections can rank their contents now, not just order them.
Improved
- The dashboard leads with your full record rather than a rolling thirty day window.
- The composer became a working surface instead of a text box with a preview attached.
- Analytics compare your account against published research, not against other people's accounts, and work out what the numbers say arithmetically rather than restating them.
- Interface density is adjustable, and monochrome is no longer the default accent.
- Faster launch. The interface is split by route, so a session that never opens the charts no longer loads the chart library, and three SDKs no longer load at startup.
- Pages arrive as a sequence rather than one moving block.
- The empty state is built around what the app actually is, rather than an empty table.
- Pipeline, Messaging and Profile explain themselves on first open.
- The profile widget gets everything it needs in one call.
- Screenshot frames on this website lost their accent tint.
Fixed
- Closed the holes a security review found, highest severity first. Saved keys and licence state were readable by the interface and are not any more. A key the operating system cannot encrypt now fails loudly instead of being written to the database in plain text. The LinkedIn window's address allowlist now covers redirects as well as clicks. The LinkedIn session denies camera, microphone and location, which Electron grants by default when nothing says otherwise.
- Fixed broken LinkedIn reads and a publish state that reported success it had not had, then rebuilt analytics on top of the corrected data.
- Logos backfilled onto profile sections that were already imported, and banner concepts parse again.
- Stopped importing LinkedIn's own empty-state text as if it were your content, and said where Approve saves to.
- The local model stopped cutting sentences off mid-word, and invitations are cached between reads.