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What’s new in LinkHub

Every production release is logged here: new features, improvements and fixes, in shipping order.

v2.2

Your comments go out without you

Automation finds the right posts in your lists, writes in your voice and publishes for you. You set one number, how many comments per day, and your cap climbs on its own week after week.

New

Comment automation

Tick your lists, set a pace. LinkHub picks the posts, writes in your voice and publishes while you do something else. Turn it off whenever you want, nothing is lost.

Added

  • A cap that grows with account age. 20 comments in week one, then 40, 60 and finally 80. A brand new account firing 80 a day gets noticed; one that ramps up does not. The current tier is shown on every connected account, under Automation.
  • Reply to a reply straight from the agenda. When someone answers a comment Autopilot posted, you can keep the conversation going without leaving LinkHub.

Improved

  • A single volume setting. You say how many comments per day, LinkHub derives the window and the pace. No more hand-tuned duration, no more two settings contradicting each other.
  • The agenda handles the edge cases. End of day, timezones, empty queue: time left is counted to the minute and the schedule no longer describes a window that does not exist.
  • The tab is called “Comments”. It shows your comments and their replies, so it may as well say so.

Fixed

  • Sync used to drop a reply on a post it was already tracking. It keeps them all now.
v2.1

My AI is now readable and editable, and onboarding surfaces the right profiles

The My AI journey becomes editable and shows what your clone actually remembers. List validation gains a reach-per-comment score, advanced filters and one-click selection.

Added

  • Every My AI step can be replayed. A completed quest used to be a dead end — it now has an “Edit” button that reopens the step, pre-filled with your answer. Fixing one step leaves the others untouched.
  • “What I know about you”, in the right-hand column of the journey: your niches, your voice, your reference comments, your raw material and your opinions. Every line is clickable and opens its editor. The journey promised “your clone at 100%” without ever showing what it had picked up.
  • Up to 3 niches are kept, instead of a single one retyped and thrown away on every pass. Hot topics are pulled from each of them, then merged without duplicates.
  • My editorial line, a new screen where you write your own writing rules in plain text (branding, how much imagery, the balance between teaching and opinion). They are injected into the generation prompt. No surface allowed this before.
  • Reference comments are now visible. Without an explicit pick from you, the engine silently fell back to your 28 most-viewed comments. That is now stated, with excerpts.
  • A “views per comment” score on every profile during list validation, along with posting frequency (posts per week). Profiles with no measured data get an estimate calibrated on the 4,161 creators we do have real data for.
  • A 0/50 counter and a “Select the top 50” button in list validation, plus advanced filters (frequency, reach, likes, sorting) behind an icon next to the language picker.

Fixed

  • Your writing rules now reach the model from the very first comment. On a fresh account with no synced history, your editorial line and opinions were simply never passed to generation.
  • The promised free trial is granted again. Former subscribers saw “free trial” on the paywall, then Stripe asked them to pay immediately.
  • A network hiccup no longer throws you back into onboarding. If the status check failed on load, an existing account restarted from scratch.
  • “Load more” no longer reshuffles results in list validation: relevance order is kept and new profiles stack underneath.