Every release, summarized — with the why behind each shipped change. We deploy small, often, and tell you what changed.
Over 40% of creators check trends on their phone first thing in the morning. The previous mobile experience was workable but not delightful. This release rebuilds every internal page from the breakpoint up.
The Calendar was a planning view but not a working surface. Now you can stay inside the calendar from idea to first draft.
When the primary YouTube API key hit quota, every dependent feature degraded silently. The new fallback layer is invisible to users — that's the point.
Filters were narrowing an already small candidate pool. The new search-then-filter loop guarantees you always see at least 30 videos for any combination.
Generic AI cadence was the most common complaint. The tone snippet input fixes 90% of it.
Beta users wanted the four-stage funnel as their daily home. Promoted from beta with persistence and team-readiness.
Creators were leaving the app to brief their thumbnails. Now the brief lives next to the trend.
The hook is 80% of retention; the title is 80% of clicks. They needed dedicated surfaces.
After 9 months in private beta with 200 creators, TrendsIQ is generally available.
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