Rolino changed changes

The New brand onboarding flow now fades in smoothly when it opens, with reduced-motion preferences still respected.

Blog plan start dates now use the shared calendar picker instead of the browser-specific date control.

The Blog publishing-integration picker now focuses on choosing and opening provider setup, without an unnecessary search field or unrelated framework documentation links.

Blog Settings now keeps the project-specific agent prompt behind one copy action instead of showing the complete instructions on the page.

Rolino now uses distinct but related sunflower scenes for the landing hero, signed-in workspaces, and every onboarding step. Onboarding scenes crossfade gently behind a readable glass surface as users progress, while blurred edge framing, a natural hero-to-page fade, responsive readability, reduced-motion support, and restrained dark-mode treatment keep the interface calm.

The landing page and onboarding now use plainer, more specific copy that explains what Rolino does, what the user needs to do, and when approval is required.

The public landing page now shows how Blog Studio can reclaim an estimated 12 hours of preparation per article across keyword research, writing, and supporting details, with the calculation and review boundary made explicit.

Blog articles now use a visual text editor with familiar formatting controls while Rolino keeps safe Markdown for revisions and publishing.

Active Blog plans now prepare only the next due article and featured image automatically, with bounded correction and review still required before any public write.

Blog review now offers one exact **Approve and schedule** or **Approve and publish** action while preserving separate approval and publication authority and safe partial recovery.

Published Blog articles now receive non-causal baseline, day-28, and day-56 performance observations that distinguish waiting, partial, stale, unavailable, and measured-zero data.

Blog plans now continue through one deduplicated successor plan built from fresh site and search evidence, while weekly site refreshes pause new preparation safely.

Backlinks now has an independent, disabled-by-default platform rollout. Disabling it hides the workspace and stops page, API, agent, and background research access while keeping saved data.

Backlink searches now inspect at least six safe, unique publishers when the low-cost shortlist is too narrow, while the strict final review still rejects weak or conflicting pages.

Repeat backlink searches now continue into new publisher lanes and outreach angles by avoiding recent queries, checked pages, poor search areas, and conflicting domains. The action is labeled **Find more opportunities** when prospects already exist.

Backlink discovery now uses diverse TinyFish search lanes, replaces invalid comparison-heavy plans, preserves query ranks, uses a compact low-reasoning Sol selection to remove vendor-owned results before page fetching, and uses one final Sol call to rank verified pages.

Backlink research now accepts a JSON object wrapped in provider text, preventing valid structured results from failing because of harmless response framing.

Backlink search buttons now show immediate queued or researching feedback, prevent repeat submissions while a run is active, and confirm the queued request with a notification.

Marketing overview trends now use labeled Recharts area charts with visible dates, quiet grid lines, semantic colors, and a clearer summary layout.

Search Console and Google Analytics setup now asks for one Marketing overview reporting property when several properties are selected, which prevents overlapping traffic from being counted together.

MCP initialization now tells agents to confirm the authorized workspace, discover projects, preview consequential actions, and obtain explicit approval before execution.

The pricing table now uses one clear billing-period control, simple annual totals, visible percentage savings, and a complete capability list inside every offer, including SEO Intelligence and brand-aware idea generation. Founding replaces the identical Starter offer until all founding places are claimed, while structured offer data keeps both billing prices available to scrapers and agents.

Interactive CLI and local stdio MCP sign-in now use standard OAuth Authorization Code with PKCE, short-lived exact-API-resource access tokens, rotating refresh tokens, and one new sign-in after cutover. Headless API keys remain supported.

The public homepage now restores its layered product calendar, real media previews, platform accents, and complete approval handoff. The calendar stays server-rendered, and real media uses optimized image delivery.

Rolino's public changelog now uses a concise index and paged change categories, so people and agents can read complete history without loading one oversized page.

Rolino's public agent instructions now state when to use the product, name the best-fit workflows, and link one discoverable developer resource index.

The Rolino Agent API description now gives every operation a unique function-calling ID, complete parameter guidance, and structured error response schemas.

FeedbackBasket submissions from signed-in users now include their Rolino profile name as username metadata without sending their email or account ID.

Elapsed timestamps in integrations, publishing checks, notifications, and campaigns now use natural units, so older activity appears as days, weeks, months, or years instead of large hour counts.

The founder welcome email now uses a shorter personal introduction, a clear first-account action, and direct support contact details.