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Drag-and-drop calendar rescheduling, smarter Slack review previews, and a unified blog post experience ship this week alongside a wave of calendar reliability fixes.
You can now drag events to new time slots in day and week views, or to different day cells in month view, to reschedule them instantly. Only future events are draggable, and recurring events can be shifted to a different hour within the same day while date changes are safely blocked.
Slack review notifications now include the first paragraph of generated content as an inline preview, so reviewers can read the copy at a glance before deciding to approve or reject without leaving Slack.
Blog posts now support configurable length (short or long), SEO mode, and focus (multi-feature or single-feature) in one place, replacing the separate Feature of the Week content type. Existing content has been migrated automatically with no action required.
You can now filter scheduled content by status — Published, Scheduled, or Draft — directly in the Timeline and Calendar views, making it easier to focus on what needs attention.
When your project has an Ideal Customer Profile configured, blog post generation now uses that context — including company description, products, and customer pain points — to tailor content to your audience rather than making generic assumptions.
The top navigation now features hover-activated Solutions and Resources dropdowns, giving quick access to use cases, industries, blog, changelog, knowledge base, and documentation from anywhere on the site.
Recurring calendar events were sometimes appearing a day early or late for users outside UTC because recurrence rules were being expanded in UTC instead of the user's local timezone. This is now resolved — events land on the correct day regardless of your timezone.
Right-click menus on calendar events and day cells were getting cut off when triggered near the edges of the browser window. Menus now reposition automatically to stay fully visible.
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