Product Updates
Big-ticket milestones from the git history, focused on changes that impact user value, reliability, and pricing sustainability.
A dedicated Insights page now surfaces your top authors, folders, tags, and weekly activity heatmap.
Top authors, folders, and tags with direct click-through to dashboard filters.
Weekly day-of-week and hour-of-day heatmap with basis toggle (posted vs first seen).
Timezone-aware heatmap labels and activity summary.
Dashboard organization is cleaner: folders moved to a left explorer, tags stay at the top, and folder lists can now be sorted by usage.
Folder filters moved from the top chip row into a dedicated left-hand explorer panel.
Tags remain at the top of the feed as quick-access chips.
Mobile now opens folder filters in a slide-over drawer via a dedicated Filters button.
Folder explorer now supports sorting by A-Z, active count (current window), or total count.
New copy, structured data, blog section, and a founder story with embedded video walkthrough to improve discoverability and conversion.
Landing page title and hero updated to "Supercharge your X bookmarks" with tighter, keyword-rich meta descriptions.
Added FAQPage structured data for Google rich snippet eligibility.
New blog section with 3 SEO-targeted articles: bookmark manager guide, organization tips, and comparison with read-later apps.
Added founder story section with embedded YouTube walkthrough video that opens in a modal.
CTAs added after features and FAQ sections to increase trial sign-ups.
Added web app manifest and theme-color meta tag for improved favicon discovery.
New OG image with cleaner copy and less visual clutter.
Pricing now makes Starter vs Pro/Max differences clearer, and digest cadence settings now enforce plan limits.
Pricing cards now call out digest access by plan: Starter excludes daily digests, while Pro and Max include daily, weekly, and monthly digests.
Pro and Max now include Priority support on pricing cards.
Feature labels now use stronger visual emphasis for bookmark limits, history windows, and sync allowance tiers.
Landing FAQ now includes answers for email digests and X bookmark folder sync behavior.
New users now get a quick dashboard walkthrough after connecting X, and weekly digests are enabled by default (adjust anytime in Settings).
After connecting X (or on your first dashboard visit), a spotlight walkthrough highlights time windows, activity, filters, and where to add tags/notes.
If bookmarks are already present, the tour focuses on your first visible bookmark and explains folder badges (pulled from X folders).
Weekly email digests are now enabled by default for new accounts, with full control in Settings.
Expanding and collapsing tweet previews now works reliably, and the Open on X button is easier to spot.
Clicking a collapsed tweet preview expands it without accidentally opening links or playing embeds.
Clicking anywhere on an expanded tweet (outside links) collapses it back down — no more hunting for a close button.
Quoted-tweet links no longer navigate away when clicking inside the preview.
The Open on X button is now a filled accent button so it stands out clearly among bookmark actions.
Digest email support is now live and the free trial is more visible on pricing.
Digest emails now deliver on your chosen cadence with branded formatting, bookmark highlights, and a direct link back to your dashboard.
The 7-day free trial is now prominently shown on each pricing card on both the landing page and billing page.
Pricing cards now show the trial badge inline so it’s clear before you click.
Timeline sorting now supports post-date and import-date views with adaptive fallback so charts and feed always stay aligned.
Added a new dashboard sort dropdown with `By post date only` and `By date added to RewindBack` options.
Timeline and heatmap now switch together based on one computed effective date basis, preventing mismatched views.
When import dates are low-signal (all on one day), sync mode automatically falls back to post-date rendering.
Sort preference now persists in URL (`?sort=post|sync`) for refresh and share consistency.
Sort menu layering was adjusted to render above tweet embeds.
You can now opt into email digests by cadence, and digest emails ship with clearer RewindBack branding.
Settings now include digest cadence controls (daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly), so you can choose exactly which digest frequencies you want.
Digest scheduling is timezone-aware and targets your local 9:00 AM send time for each cadence.
Digest emails now use branded styling with clearer structure for highlights and top saved posts.
Sender formatting now supports a friendly display name, shown as Chong-U from RewindBack.
Filter chips now show how many bookmarks fall within the active time window, and dashboard filtering preserves your reading position.
Folder and tag filter chips show windowed vs total counts (e.g. 3/12) when a time window is active, so you can see at a glance how content is distributed.
Hovering a filter chip with split counts shows a styled tooltip explaining the breakdown.
Timeline refresh keeps prior feed content mounted while new results load, reducing disruptive scroll jumps.
Filter changes now avoid full-page loading transitions in normal dashboard use.
Starting a plan is now clearer and faster, with less confusion between sign-in and checkout.
Your selected plan is remembered after login, so checkout starts with the option you picked.
Checkout handoff now shows clear progress before redirecting, so it feels intentional instead of abrupt.
Billing status and payment management feedback are clearer after checkout.
Shared links and browser branding look more polished across social previews and tabs.
General product flow feels smoother in key setup moments.
Subscriptions became more dependable, and sign-in related access issues were reduced.
Checkout and subscription handling became much more reliable.
Fewer authentication edge-case failures during session handoffs.
Better internal visibility into sync behavior helped reduce surprise failures.
Dashboard interactions became more informative and easier to scan.
Onboarding and pricing copy became clearer for first-time users.
The product became more scalable while adding better organization and discovery features.
Sync behavior became more consistent for growing bookmark libraries.
Dashboard and timeline now work together as a more unified experience.
Tags and activity range controls made saved content easier to explore.
Landing and pricing experience became easier to understand at a glance.
Core site navigation and trust content were expanded.
Bookmark organization became more practical for real accounts with folders and mixed save habits.
Folder-aware sync improved coverage of saved content.
Folder colors and filtering improved scan speed and findability.
Reliability fixes reduced missing-content edge cases.
Internal learnings were documented to speed up future improvements.
The first complete product foundation was established.
Core sync and data foundations were put in place.
Initial end-to-end product version shipped.
Delivery workflow and project structure were standardized.
More updates are on the way. Check back here for major product improvements.
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