Rolino changed changes

Facebook integration cards now state that Meta supports Facebook Pages, not personal profiles.

Social performance now keeps a valid Bluesky result visible during a temporary refresh failure. Bluesky refresh steps also receive separate request timeouts so one slow check does not cancel the next check, and account problems remain visible when the selected reporting window is not supported.

Social performance now uses calendar date pickers for custom UTC periods. Provider metric limits now stay behind an accessible yellow warning tooltip on a dark circle, and unsupported seven-day reports are labeled Lifetime only instead of Waiting.

Blog settings now checks a small status response during active setup and refreshes the page only when settings change. Idle pages stop polling, hidden tabs pause, and returning to the page checks for external changes.

The dashboard now loads notifications and plan details separately, so those requests no longer hold up the workspace. Loading and retry states remain available.

Posts now load 24 at a time with shareable page links and totals for the full brand. Video previews load the player only when you choose to play.

Campaign task changes appear immediately, save independently, and restore their status with a clear error if saving fails.

The media picker opens and filters without a search delay, reuses recent results while checking for updates, and uses lightweight video thumbnails.

Sign-in now explains how to plan social posts with a connected AI agent, names ChatGPT, Claude, OpenClaw, Grok Bot, and Hermes, and shows how to get started.

Dashboard navigation now prepares pages on pointer or keyboard focus, shows progress while a page opens, and keeps the sidebar available while content loads. On mobile, selecting a destination closes the navigation menu.

The sidebar's New brand action now uses a filled primary button so it is easier to recognize.

Home now hides the Do this now section when no action is needed and removes generic attention prompts, so the weekly plan appears directly below the greeting.

The trial banner's View plans button now uses a filled primary style so it is easier to see.

The header search button now shows its keyboard shortcut beside the icon at every screen width.

Sidebar destinations and peer menu options now use alphabetical order, including brand and workspace choices.

Selected dates in scheduling calendars now keep readable text when hovered in light and dark themes.

The workspace sidebar now keeps Home as its only workspace-level destination. Workspace settings, Team, Agent access, and Billing are available from the workspace-name menu, and the brand-specific settings section is clearly labeled and collapsible.

On Home, a workspace with one brand now shows a direct link to that brand and keeps its Content and Brand settings navigation open instead of showing an unnecessary All brands menu.

Trial reminders now stay inside the fixed-height header and collapse to the compact trial status after dismissal, so page content does not move down.

Workspaces with one active brand now open that brand after normal sign-in. Workspaces with several brands still open Home.

The Blog first-use screen now explains how website import helps avoid repeated topics and prepare useful, on-brand article drafts, and how Search Console and Google Analytics strengthen the plan.

The account menu now uses one compact theme icon, and the duplicate header theme control is removed.

Brand Studio now opens without a separate onboarding completion panel above its main content.

Publishing readiness groups each account's checks under one identity instead of repeating its name and platform for every message.

Scheduled posts now show the saved timezone beside the date and time in the post editor.

Post scheduling now offers a searchable timezone dropdown, so you can select a city without typing its full timezone identifier.

Integrations are now listed alphabetically within saved, available, and data-source groups.

YouTube connection now requests the read-only YouTube and YouTube Analytics permissions needed to show video performance. Existing publishing connections keep working until the account is reconnected for analytics.

The home page heading now clearly describes social scheduling and SEO articles.

Facebook setup now connects a single available Page after Meta approval without asking you to select it again. Multiple available Pages still require a choice, and saved connections remain separate.