v1.53.0
Archive and restore loops replace Mark complete
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You can now archive and restore loops, with new steering tools and smoother WhatsApp setup.
New features
- Archive or restore any loop to pause work without losing history. This replaces Mark complete and keeps restore one click away.
- Guide loops with a new Instruction card and two standing settings that shape plans across channels. Rehearse changes on a sheet before you apply them to a live loop.
- Verify your WhatsApp number in Settings and during onboarding, and we lock it once verified. A consent checkbox keeps your outreach aligned with platform rules.
- Refer and earn now lives on its own page with a nav entry and a milestone ladder. Finished referrals clearly say when earnings stop.
Experience updates
- Signup now uses a split‑screen form, and referred signups skip details straight to Auto DM.
- Checkout shows when your trial’s first charge lands and adds a Billing details step where needed. Referral discounts apply themselves and show on every rail.
- Automations now say what Next post or reel actually does, and the subscribe popup renders from the server’s verdict.
- The country picker lists every country with real per‑country formatting. Verify now saves your number automatically.
- Archive dialogs prefill correctly, emergency stop stays irreversible, and the Actions row always mounts. System pauses match the backend, and errors show the exact refusal message.
Bug fixes
- Archiving no longer cancels in‑flight voice dials, and Cancel won’t un‑archive a loop. Archiving also stops sending anyone back to onboarding.
- Leaving a specific post now actually clears it, and counts match Instagram’s units.
- We fixed a phone bug that could compose an E.164 number that wasn’t yours.
- Login magic links carry your next destination, and the fallback no longer expires early.
- The landing CTA routes signed‑in creators to the right place. Billing and pricing now tell the truth on trials, coupons, GST, and referrals, and a failed save no longer creates an un‑invoiceable sale.