Rolino changed changes

The landing hero now uses one memorable visibility promise and describes Rolino's low-effort workflow accurately: content ideas and articles are supported by search insights, while customers create and schedule their own social posts. A compact audience strip again makes it clear that Rolino is built for small businesses, creators, marketing teams, and agencies.

Pricing cards now use distinct warm, yellow, and blue surfaces. Growth has stronger visual priority, annual pricing separates the approximate monthly equivalent from the exact yearly payment, and plan capacity rows stay aligned on wide screens.

Landing-page copy now leads with customer benefits such as saved research time, less repetitive work, and fewer separate tools. The detailed feature section now uses the same warm yellow background as the capability overview.

The landing page now uses distinct warm, cool, calm, and neutral section backgrounds. Cards have softer borders, restrained semantic light, and light surface blur, while product-preview dividers are quieter.

The Inside Rolino section now follows the real workspace navigation and screen structure for Ideas, SEO Intelligence, and Blog. Each feature explains the manual work it removes, and subtle full-width backgrounds now separate major landing-page chapters.

The landing page now restores a colorful, scannable feature overview with clear Blog, social, preview, scheduling, validation, and SEO Intelligence benefits. Cards use distinct images, real example copy, and all four supported social networks. Detailed previews and later sections use shorter, more direct copy.

The landing-page feature cards now use yellow, blue, and green accents without purple. Layered hills in the mascot's gold color now finish the bottom of the page while footer links remain easy to read.

The landing hero now leads with the direct benefits of getting found in search and sharing one post everywhere. It names the supported channels and the review step, while its product preview keeps shorter labels, no detached decorative mascot, and no repeated caption below the previews.

The landing page now shows detailed Ideas, SEO Intelligence, and Blog previews with numbered feature highlights, practical benefits, and the preparation work each feature helps reduce.

The landing hero now rotates recognizable Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn previews beside a related Blog article. Network logos select each format, and the slider advances automatically without play or pause buttons. Motion stops off screen, in hidden tabs, on keyboard focus, and when reduced motion is requested.

Pricing cards now show whole-dollar approximate monthly costs for annual plans, keep exact billing totals visible, and align included features across plans.

The landing page now shows readable Blog and social examples, a shorter path to pricing, clear trial terms, and optional agent setup. Repeated feature sections and estimated time saving claims have been removed.

New publishing integrations must follow the shared recovery standard, document platform limits, and pass recovery acceptance checks before release.

Hosted plan checkout buttons now use the simpler **Subscribe** label.

OAuth consent now uses Rolino's sunflower and mascot setting, a wider responsive permission layout, and one safe control to select all access requested by the client before approval.

Repositioned the public landing page around one customer outcome across two current paths: SEO articles that help businesses get found and channel-ready social posts that keep them visible. Agent access now appears as an optional way to prepare the work, while open-source and self-hosting promotion stays off the landing page.

Accepted weekly Blog plan changes now create immutable idea history and reuse the existing safe plan-item activation boundary. Keeping the current topic changes only the proposal, while stale proposals leave the plan unchanged.

Later Blog checkpoints now replace the current recommendation while preserving earlier observations, retire superseded follow-up opportunities, keep measured zero distinct from indexing status, and remain idempotent when a job is replayed.

Missing, syncing, stale, or unavailable current Blog evidence now keeps the frozen planning decision and is shown as unavailable instead of silently invalidating or changing the article.

Blog article generation now uses stable, flexible length guidance centered on 1,500-2,200 words for normal long-form posts, while the editor shows a language-aware live word count and page refreshes remain free of fixed targets.

Blog plans now label existing-page work as **Refresh existing page**, identify and link the page that Rolino will refresh, explain that its URL and live content stay unchanged until publication, show plain-language content types, and name the selected conversion target.

Blog plan setup now recommends Search Console for search-topic evidence and Google Analytics for page-performance evidence, explains each source state, preserves cadence through Google setup, and allows a clearly labeled plan using available inputs.

New Search Console property setups now enable the first content analysis automatically while weekly reports and competitor research remain separate. Existing analysis opt-outs still require an explicit **Analyze search data** action.

Agent access now recommends hosted Streamable HTTP MCP when the deployment supports it. Codex completes its own browser OAuth and no longer needs the local Rolino CLI sign-in, while automatic setup and an explicit local STDIO fallback remain available.

Home action rows now align each current status in one shared middle column and center task icons with their titles on desktop, while keeping the same clear reading order on smaller screens.

Home is now a cross-brand workspace inbox with four focused regions: immediate decisions, the current weekly plan, scheduled publications, and current-week publishing cadence. Mixed-brand draft review, brand-scoped day routing, truthful empty states, and an explicit **All brands** scope keep each action connected to the work it represents.

Brand review now keeps only the useful customer confirmations in a compact responsive layout, groups all five editable semantic colors in one visual-identity grid, and prepares deeper business and messaging context automatically instead of showing a long internal-research form.

Brand Studio now presents optional Search Console and Google Analytics connections as a clearer recommended next step, with provider-specific value and recognizable connection choices that stack cleanly on small screens.

Website-based goal suggestions now require supporting evidence and confidence, remain unselected until the user chooses, and use a clear website-source label.

Completed onboarding now opens the new brand's Brand Studio, where the current research state and optional channel connection are shown truthfully.