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Shipstar now greets new users by name, lets Free plan users into the dashboard without a credit card, and automatically skips publishing when there's nothing meaningful to announce.
When a period has no user-facing product changes, Shipstar now declines to generate a changelog — refunding credits and skipping the scheduled entry — so your changelog page only ever contains meaningful updates worth sharing.
The registration form now asks for your name, so verification emails, welcome messages, and onboarding communications greet you by first name from the moment you sign up.
The plan selection dialog shown after signup now includes a "Continue on Free" option and respects Escape, so you can explore Shipstar immediately without being required to enter payment details.
Shipstar sends email notifications for payment failures (with a link to retry), trial expiry reminders (with your team's activity since trial start), subscription cancellations, password resets, email address changes, and new OAuth sign-ins on existing accounts.
If your account is active but no repository has been connected yet, Shipstar will send a helpful prompt within the first two weeks so you can get to your first automated changelog faster.
Shipstar now correctly resumes a partially posted thread from where it left off, respects X's character-weighting rules so threads are split accurately, and stops retrying posts that X has permanently rejected — keeping your published threads clean and your notification feed quiet.
Subscribers are now notified whenever a changelog is published — whether through the dashboard Publish button, MCP, Slack approval, or a scheduled workflow — and each subscriber receives exactly one notification per release.
When your team runs out of generation credits, Shipstar now surfaces an upgrade or add-seats prompt directly in the dashboard rather than a generic failure message.
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