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Changelog
Every version of Outboundrix: what changed, what it was like before and what it does now. Every entry maps to merged work in the repository; there is no invented release history here.
Current version v26.11.7, released November 7, 2026.
A version number is the day it shipped: v26.11.7 is November 7, 2026.
All 25 versions
| Version | Released | Changes | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| v26.11.7 | November 7, 2026 | 6 | Mail filters are not counted as clicks, and 5 more |
| v26.11.6 | November 6, 2026 | 6 | Versions, and what changed in each, and 5 more |
| v26.11.5 | November 5, 2026 | 3 | The ICP check before the first email, and 2 more |
| v26.11.4 | November 4, 2026 | 3 | Ask AI, and 2 more |
| v26.11.3 | November 3, 2026 | 7 | A live dashboard, and 6 more |
| v26.11.2 | November 2, 2026 | 4 | A new invoice for any contact, and 3 more |
| v26.11.1 | November 1, 2026 | 2 | Buy mailboxes at the vendor, and 1 more |
| v26.10.31 | October 31, 2026 | 5 | One dashboard you can arrange, and 4 more |
| v26.10.28 | October 28, 2026 | 2 | Paid plans you can buy, and 1 more |
| v26.10.20 | October 20, 2026 | 4 | A bigger Free plan, and 3 more |
| v26.10.19 | October 19, 2026 | 5 | Who answers a conversation, and by when, and 4 more |
| v26.10.18 | October 18, 2026 | 14 | The deliverability agent, and 13 more |
| v26.10.17 | October 17, 2026 | 8 | Roles that are enforced, and 7 more |
| v26.10.14 | October 14, 2026 | 5 | Deal owner, close date and lost reason, and 4 more |
| v26.10.13 | October 13, 2026 | 8 | A Sales dashboard on your pipeline, and 7 more |
| v26.10.12 | October 12, 2026 | 6 | Inbound, Outbound, Sales and Marketing, and 5 more |
| v26.10.11 | October 11, 2026 | 2 | The reply agent, and 1 more |
| v26.10.10 | October 10, 2026 | 3 | Runs, and 2 more |
| v26.10.9 | October 9, 2026 | 2 | Home as a command center, and 1 more |
| v26.10.8 | October 8, 2026 | 5 | Sending rules on every campaign, and 4 more |
| v26.10.7 | October 7, 2026 | 3 | The campaign tracker, and 2 more |
| v26.10.5 | October 5, 2026 | 3 | Replies and bounces over IMAP, and 2 more |
| v26.10.4 | October 4, 2026 | 2 | Reply from the Inbox, and 1 more |
| v26.6.11 | June 11, 2026 | 3 | Truthful-copy pass on the marketing site, and 2 more |
| v26.5.26 | May 26, 2026 | 9 | Unified reply inbox, and 8 more |
v26.11.7
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| FixedMail filters are not counted as clicks | Company mail filters that open every link 15 to 30 seconds after an email arrives were counted as people clicking, and could start a “clicked a link” workflow. | A click in the first 45 seconds after sending is treated as a mail filter: it is not counted and starts nothing. |
| FixedThe mailbox panel counts a mailbox at its daily limit | The Dashboard said every mailbox could send while one had reached its daily limit. | A mailbox at its daily limit shows as sending again tomorrow, and the headline counts only the mailboxes that can send now. |
| FixedTasks due today on your own clock | The Dashboard and the Tasks page counted the tasks due today by the UTC day, so in the evening or early morning they could count the wrong day. | Due today and done this week follow your own day and week. |
| ImprovedThe Unibox is called the Unibox everywhere | The Dashboard, the setup steps and a lead’s panel said “Open Inbox” for the page the menu calls Unibox. | Every link and note that sends you there says Unibox. |
| FixedMenus and screen readers | Opening a menu hid the whole page from screen readers while its links could still be reached by keyboard. | A menu leaves the page as it is; arrow keys move inside it, and Tab or Escape close it and return you to its button. |
| FixedThe Appearance switch fits the account menu | In the account menu the System button ran past the menu’s edge. | Light, Dark and System sit side by side inside the menu. |
v26.11.6
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewVersions, and what changed in each | This page listed dates only, with no version numbers and no “before”, and its last entry was October 18. | Every version has a number, and each change says what it was like before and what it does now. The current version shows in the site’s footer and in the app’s account menu. |
| ImprovedThe app stays on the official long-term release | The software the app runs on was moved to a new release by hand. | It follows the official long-term release by itself, and goes straight back if a new release fails its health check. |
| FixedSearch over a side panel | With a panel open, typing in search went nowhere, and Esc closed the panel behind it. | The cursor is in search, Esc closes only search, and you land back on the panel. |
| FixedA draft campaign’s panel | A draft showed sends and a start date it did not have, and “0 contacts enrolled” beside a list of 18. | No sends figure, the day it was created, and “18 contacts, enrolled when it launches”. |
| FixedDashboard dates | The chart could run a day past the date shown above it, depending on your time zone. | The chart ends on the date shown above it. |
| FixedOne mailbox reads as one | “All 1 mailboxes can send”. | “Your mailbox can send”, or “0 of 1 mailbox can send” when it cannot. |
v26.11.5
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewThe ICP check before the first email | Every lead on a campaign got the first email, whether or not it fit your ideal customer. | In a campaign’s Setup, drop leads outside your ideal customer before the first email. A dropped lead never gets one and shows under Rejected by ICP with the reason; Qualify anyway puts it back. With an AI key, the AI also checks each lead against the first email. |
| ImprovedOne-time sign-in links, not codes | Sign-up and password-reset emails carried a 6-digit code to type in. | They carry a one-time button that opens the site you started on and signs you in. It works once and lasts 30 minutes. |
| ImprovedEmails in the Outboundrix look, as things happen | The app’s emails had no one look, and nothing went out when someone joined a workspace or a trial started. | All 20 emails share one layout with the logo and light and dark mode. New ones go out as things happen: someone joins, a role changes, someone is removed, a plan change is scheduled, a trial starts or ends. |
v26.11.4
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewAsk AI | To answer “who replied interested?” you opened each page yourself. | Every page has an Ask AI button in the top bar. Ask about your workspace and it answers from your own data, with links to the pages it mentions. It only reads, and it runs on your own AI key. |
| ImprovedSend routes | Matching covered Google to Google and Microsoft to Microsoft, and a route could not be changed. | Each lead goes from a mailbox on the same mail service, with other hosts from your SMTP mailboxes. Change any route, such as Zoho leads to Google, and choose Prefer or Only. |
| FixedInvoice due dates | A due date could be saved a day early, depending on the server’s clock. | The due date is saved as the day you chose. |
v26.11.3
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewA live dashboard | The dashboard changed only when you reloaded it. | A reply, an open or a booked meeting shows on the open Overview within about 15 seconds. A Live pill says how fresh it is, a Live activity panel lists each event, and each mailbox shows a bar of today’s limit. |
| NewThe Forms page | Marketing was one bare page. | Marketing opens on every lead form you have: whether it is live, its link, its answers and the new people it brought in over 30 days. New form puts one online in one click. |
| ImprovedThe Inbox is the Unibox | The reply inbox could not filter by email account, campaign or unread, and a read conversation could not go back to unread. | Show one email account’s conversations or one campaign’s, show only Unread, and Mark as unread what you want to come back to. |
| ImprovedA new look across the app and the site | Grey frames around panels, number boxes and tables, and an older logo. | Thin-line cards across the app, the new logo everywhere it shows, and the public site in the same theme with the same buttons and cards. Every page keeps its layout. |
| ImprovedThe app lines up on every screen | Panels side by side could differ in height, page edges did not line up, and controls came in mixed sizes. | Panels side by side are one height, every page starts on one left edge, buttons and switches come in one set of sizes, and no page scrolls sideways. |
| FixedBack to the app after paying by card | After a card payment, a customer was sent back to an address that does not open. | Stripe sends them back to the app. |
| FixedThe phone menu | The menu’s × could cover the workspace switcher’s arrows, depending on how the sidebar was left on a computer. | The phone menu always opens the same way, whatever the sidebar was left as. |
v26.11.2
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewA new invoice for any contact | An invoice could be made only from a deal. | Payments → New invoice: pick the customer, add the lines, tax and due date, and send it. They pay by card on the public link, with no deal needed. |
| NewProducts and prices | Every invoice line was typed again by hand. | Payments → Products keeps what you sell: a name, an optional description and a unit price. Add from products fills a line on an invoice or a quote. |
| ImprovedSub-menus in the sidebar | A module’s pages showed only as tabs at the top of the page. | A module’s pages show nested under it in the left menu and on a phone. With the menu shrunk to icons, pointing at one opens its pages beside it. |
| ImprovedOne “are you sure?” box | The browser’s grey pop-up. | The app’s own box: a clear question, what will happen, and a button named for the action, red when it cannot be undone. |
v26.11.1
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| ImprovedBuy mailboxes at the vendor | Buying mailboxes made an Outboundrix invoice and charged your card here. | Buy mailboxes opens Inbox Insiders, where you buy and pay the vendor directly. Then connect them here with SMTP or Google sign-in. |
| FixedRates that read and judge the same | A bounce rate of 2.04% read “2%” and was still called over the 2% limit. | A rate reads and is judged as one value, a bounce rate over 2% is red everywhere, and every number follows your locale. |
v26.10.31
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewOne dashboard you can arrange | Five separate dashboards: Home, Outbound, Inbound, Sales and Marketing. | One board with four tabs: Overview, Outreach, Sales and Marketing. Customize adds, removes and reorders widgets, saved for you across browsers, and your teammates keep their own. The old addresses still work. |
| NewEvery reply gets a label | Most out-of-office notices either vanished, with follow-ups going on, or counted as a real reply and ended the person’s sequences. | On every plan, each new reply is labelled on arrival. An out-of-office, in eight languages, pauses the lead until the day after the return date, then it continues on its own. “Remove me” puts the address on the do-not-email list. Filter the Inbox by label. |
| NewWebhooks | No screen for webhooks, and no event reached a subscriber. | Add a webhook under Automation → Webhooks, send it a signed test, see every delivery, pause it or change its events. Every event the app causes reaches it, 19 in total. |
| ImprovedThe menu is the product’s modules | 28 links in 6 open groups: on a 1280 × 720 laptop up to 19 sat below the bottom edge. | The left menu is one row per module, named for the job, with your workspace switcher on top and each module’s pages as tabs. It fits a laptop screen without scrolling. |
| ImprovedNext steps instead of zeros | A new customer saw rows of 0 and “—” on the dashboards, Analytics and Runs. | When there is truly nothing yet, the page says what will fill it and shows the next step. A page with any real data shows that data. |
v26.10.28
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| ImprovedPaid plans you can buy | Paid plans had no prices set, so they could not be bought or trialled. | Startup is $39 a month, Teams $97 and Agency $179, with unlimited mailboxes on every paid plan. A/B variants, the unified Inbox and AI writing start at Startup; custom fields and assigning Inbox conversations start at Teams. |
| FixedA campaign launches only when a mailbox can send | A mailbox with a saved password counted as ready even if its login test never passed: the campaign showed as active and sent nothing. | Launch uses the sender’s own rule: verified, signed in, on and not blocked. Otherwise the campaign stays a draft and enrolls nobody. |
v26.10.20
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| ImprovedA bigger Free plan | 1 mailbox, 100 emails a month and 100 contacts. | 5 mailboxes, 1,000 emails a month and 1,000 contacts. |
| New14-day trials of paid plans | Not in the product yet. | Try a paid plan for 14 days with a card on file. Nothing is charged up front; the first month is charged on day 14, and if that does not go through the workspace goes back to Free. |
| ImprovedYour own postal address on your emails | A workspace with no postal address launched anyway, and its emails ended with the platform’s address. | A first launch asks for your company’s postal address, in place, so your emails carry your own. A campaign that is already running keeps going. |
| FixedA brief mailbox sign-in hiccup no longer fails the lead | If Google or Microsoft could not renew a mailbox’s sign-in for a moment, the lead failed for good with nothing sent. | The send is tried again after the usual wait. A sign-in that is truly gone marks the mailbox “needs sign-in” and spends none of the lead’s attempts. |
v26.10.19
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewWho answers a conversation, and by when | A conversation had no one assigned and no reply deadline. | Set a Reply within target, and each conversation shows who has it and when it is due. Overdue ones reach Home, and a reply to a conversation nobody has goes to the person’s owner. Assigning teammates starts on the Teams plan. |
| NewA hosted form for every inbound endpoint | A website could send leads only by posting to the private URL: writing HTML, or paying for Zapier, Make or n8n. | Switch on a form under Inbound leads, then link to it or paste its code into your site. It has your title, fields, button and thank-you message, and each answer is one lead with the endpoint’s tags, list and campaign. Your private URL stays private. |
| NewThe pipeline agent | Nothing moved an open deal when its person replied, so a rep read every reply and updated the pipeline by hand. | Switch it on under AI agents. When someone with an open deal replies, it can move the deal, mark it lost with the reason they gave, give it an owner and add the next task. Moves and losses ask you first by default. |
| NewA/B results per variant | Variants were sent, but the panel listed them with no numbers, so nobody could tell which copy worked. | Each variant shows emailed, replied, interested, opened and clicked, and the app says whether one leads and how confident that is, on the sequence and on the campaign. |
| FixedLeads paused at the plan’s email limit pick up on their own | A workspace that upgraded at its limit paid more and its campaigns stayed stopped, and a new month changed nothing: each lead had to be resumed by hand. | Leads pick up by themselves within a minute or two of a new month or a bigger plan, longest-waiting first, and the campaign’s Overview says why they wait and until when. |
v26.10.18
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewThe deliverability agent | Nothing lowered sending by itself when bounces climbed. | Switch it on under Sales → AI agents. After a bounce or a failed send it reads each mailbox’s and campaign’s last 7 days, and when bounces climb it lowers that mailbox’s daily limit or pauses the mailbox or the campaign, with its numbers on the page. It never raises a limit, and what it paused sends again only when you approve. |
| APIAn MCP server for your own AI agents | No way in for your own AI agents: the site said “MCP is next”. | Claude Code, Cursor, n8n and other MCP clients can work in your workspace at /api/mcp: 13 tools over contacts, sequences, campaigns, mailboxes and workspace status, on an API key and its scopes. Settings → Access has the URL and how to connect. |
| NewOutbound and Inbound dashboards | Outbound counted emails sent, opened, replied and bounced, with a funnel that stopped at replied. | Outbound shows reply rate, positive replies, meetings and pipeline from outbound and the bounce rate against the 2% limit, a funnel to deal won, and results by sequence, step, mailbox and recipient mail service. Inbound shows inbound leads, replies, first response time, who is waiting now, meetings booked and the inbound leads nobody contacted. |
| NewBilling emails | Billing sent no emails: a declined card, a payment and the drop to Free all happened silently. | The billing email, or the owner, gets an email for an invoice to pay, a declined card with the reason and the retries left, a receipt for every payment, and a note when the workspace moves to Free. |
| NewCampaign health against benchmarks | A campaign’s rates had nothing to be compared with. | Each campaign gets a verdict (Too early, At risk, Below benchmark, Healthy or Strong) and a score from 0 to 100, with each rate against its benchmark band and the published reports those bands come from. |
| NewQuotes and invoices on deals | A deal could not produce a quote or an invoice. | Draft a quote or an invoice on the deal page with lines, tax and a due day, and send it from one of your mailboxes. The person opens it at a private link with no account. A quote can be accepted or turned into an invoice. |
| NewCard payment and reminders on deal invoices | A sent invoice could only be marked paid by hand, and nothing reminded anyone when it was late. | Connect your own Stripe key and the invoice’s page offers Pay by card. An invoice past its due day is reminded on its own: the day after, then weekly, at most three times, in working hours in your time zone. |
| NewThe research agent | Opening lines had nothing to draw on from the company’s own website. | On your own AI key, it reads up to four pages of a company’s website and saves the facts it finds, each with the page and the words it came from, plus one opening line for {{research_line}}. A line that names something its quotes do not say is never saved, so it is never sent. |
| NewLead owners and hand-out in turn | Nobody owned a person in People, and a task or deal a workflow created for a person went to nobody. | Every person can have an owner, shown as a column, a filter and a Mine view on People. The Assign owner step gives each new lead to one teammate or to several in turn, and Create task and Create deal go to the person’s owner. |
| ImprovedSigned-in sessions you can end | A signed-in session could not be ended from the app. | Settings → Access lists each session with its device, IP and last seen. End one, or Sign out everywhere, and it stops at once. A session lasts 30 days at most. |
| ImprovedEveryone is scored | Only a person created or edited on the People page was scored. | The Lead qualifier scores people however they arrive: a CSV import, an inbound form, the lead scraper, the API or a CRM sync. Its Source rule matches the source that first brought each person in. |
| Improved“A lead finished a sequence” starts workflows | Nothing ever started a workflow on that trigger. | Workflows on that trigger now run when a lead’s last step goes out. |
| ImprovedSaved lists open with their filters | Open on a list of saved filters showed Find people with no filters applied. | A list saved from filters opens Find people with those filters applied. |
| ImprovedA disabled account loses access at once | An open session for a disabled or deleted account could be served from a shared fallback workspace. | An open session for an account that was disabled or deleted is refused. |
v26.10.17
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewRoles that are enforced | Most changes in a workspace checked only that someone was signed in, not their role. | Viewer, member, manager, admin and owner: every change in a workspace checks the member’s role, and the app greys out what a role cannot do, naming the role it needs. Plan, billing and team changes follow the same rules. |
| NewCustom fields you can fill in and filter on | A custom field could not be filled in on the record’s page, and People had no column or filter for it. | Fill in your custom fields on each person, company and deal page. People shows a column and a filter for every active field. |
| ImprovedWorkflow runs you can follow | A run listed raw outputs such as “task #12” and “no contact”, and a Slack step that was refused read “Failed: failed”. | A run reads as what it did and for whom, with the records it touched linked. A test run picks a person and is not counted. A Slack step that Slack refused says what Slack answered, and a run waiting its turn says when it starts. |
| ImprovedIf / else in plain words | Each condition was two value fields with a comparison typed between them. | An If / else step’s paths read as sentences, each condition picked from lists. |
| ImprovedPlan limits before you build | A workflow could read “Ready to run” until the On / Off switch refused it, naming only the first reason. | The workflow editor shows what your plan allows while you build and lists every reason a workflow cannot run. An edit to a live workflow that cannot be saved offers “Turn it off and save”, so nothing is lost. |
| ImprovedA steadier workflow editor | The switch changed only the page until you pressed Save, deleting a step broke the flow, and a long workflow opened too small to read. | The On / Off switch saves at once. Deleting a step joins the steps around it. A long workflow opens at full size from its trigger. A picker with nothing to pick says what is missing and where to make it, and deleting a workflow asks in the app. |
| ImprovedRecipes that stay on target | A recipe could enroll people it should not email, such as a customer tagged by another workflow. | Recipes skip the people they should not email and say why. A task a deal’s workflow creates is filed on that deal for its owner, and due today means by the end of the day. The meeting recipe creates a prep task due when the meeting starts. |
| ImprovedWorkflows and Integrations in the sidebar | Their group started closed, so Home showed no link to either. | Both now show in the sidebar by default. |
v26.10.14
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewDeal owner, close date and lost reason | A deal had no owner, no expected close date and no reason when lost. | Each deal has an owner, an expected close date and, when it is lost, a reason from your own list. The Sales dashboard filters by owner and shows what is closing this period and why deals were lost. |
| NewGoals | No way to set a target or see the pace toward it. | Set a monthly or quarterly goal per metric (revenue won, deals won, pipeline created, inbound leads, meetings booked, people contacted, replies, new people), for the team or, on Sales metrics, one member. Every dashboard shows the pace, and Sales shows pipeline coverage. |
| NewA Marketing dashboard on attribution | Nothing showed which sources brought people who turned into conversations, pipeline and revenue. | Each person keeps the source that first brought them in. The Marketing dashboard shows new people, how many reply or reach a meeting or deal, MQLs, and pipeline and revenue by that source; the MQL threshold is yours to set on the Lead qualifier. |
| ImprovedA smoother first week | Setup’s main button on a new Free account opened an Inbox its plan did not include. | A new account on Free is sent to pages it can use: setup, Home and the reply links lead to its campaign’s replies, not to a page its plan does not include. |
| ImprovedWorkflows in plain words | Two ways to start, and fields that read as template code such as {{ trigger.first_name }}. | One way to start, from a recipe or a trigger, including “a reply was labelled”. Step forms show only what applies, and fields like {{first name}} read as words, not template code. |
v26.10.13
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewA Sales dashboard on your pipeline | The Sales dashboard had no weighted pipeline, sales cycle, stage conversion or time in stage. | Won, weighted pipeline, open pipeline, win rate, average deal size and sales cycle, with pipeline by stage, won and lost per week, stage conversion and time in stage. |
| NewA Prospects section | People and Companies sat in other groups, and tiles counted over different windows: Marketing showed “+94” beside “93”. | People, Companies, Lists, Enrichment, the lead scraper and the Lead qualifier sit together at the top of the sidebar, and every dashboard tile counts over the same window. |
| ImprovedDashboard figures you can check | A figure was a number, with no definition and no change against the last period. | Each figure shows its definition and its change against the previous period of the same length, and links only to exactly the records it counts. Each dashboard lists what needs attention. |
| NewWorkflows on every plan | Workflows were on the Team plan only. | Every plan includes workflows, with limits per plan on Pricing, and App action steps run in production. |
| ImprovedStart a workflow from a recipe | A new workflow opened with no recipes, and every Add tag box read “Tag the contact” whatever it was set to. | A new workflow opens on “When should it run?” with seven recipes and the triggers grouped, and each step box says what it is set to or still needs. |
| NewWorkflows that call APIs and take webhooks | An HTTP step could only post JSON, and nothing outside could start a workflow. | The HTTP request step calls any API with GET, POST, PUT, PATCH or DELETE and hands its answer to the steps after it, and a workflow can have its own URL that starts it when another system posts to it. |
| NewTags on people, companies and deals | Tags were plain words on people only. | A tag is a record of its own with a colour. Tag people, companies and deals, filter People, Companies and the pipeline by tag, and manage tags in one place; workflows pick a tag by id, so renaming it breaks nothing. |
| ImprovedA roomier workflow editor | The step list and the settings panel took two thirds of the editor’s width. | The canvas takes the whole editor. Add step opens a searchable chooser that places and connects the step, and each step’s settings open in their own dialog. |
v26.10.12
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewInbound, Outbound, Sales and Marketing | The sidebar was three hubs: Audience, Outreach and Infrastructure. | The app is laid out by line of business, each opening on its own dashboard over 7, 30 or 90 days, with what that line does not have yet said plainly. |
| NewA pipeline board on your own stages | Not in the product yet. | Stages with colours, probabilities and won or lost outcomes. Move a deal by dragging it, from its menu or by keyboard; won and lost sit in a summary until you open them. |
| NewA page for every company and deal | A company was a quick-look sheet on the list, and a deal lived only in the pipeline panel. | Each company and deal has its own page with its people, deals, activity in plain words, tasks and notes, linked from everywhere it is named. |
| NewDeal automations | A rep updated the person, their sequences and their deal by hand at every step. | A won deal makes the person a customer and pauses their sequences; a booked meeting moves the person’s stage and their deal forward, or opens one. Each rule is a switch. |
| NewThe AI agents page | Not in the product yet. | Sales → AI agents shows what the reply agent did this week, the drafts waiting for you, and what it may do on its own. |
| ImprovedSign-in that stays signed in | The site’s Sign in link asked for your password on every visit, even with a valid session. | A browser that used the app in the last week opens it without the sign-in page. Scripts and automations use API keys, never a copied session. |
v26.10.11
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewThe reply agent | Every reply had to be read, labelled and answered by hand. | On your own Anthropic or OpenAI-compatible key, it labels each reply, opens a deal and a task for an interested one, suppresses an unsubscribe, resumes a sequence after an out-of-office, and drafts your answer for approval. Its drafts wait on Home, in the Inbox thread and on the person’s page. |
| ImprovedCSV imports up to 200 MB | A file was read into memory in one go, with no size limit said up front. | The file is read in pieces in your browser and sent in batches with a progress bar; the size limit follows your plan. |
v26.10.10
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewRuns | No page showed what had run for your workspace. | A live log of everything that ran for your workspace: sends, reply reads, workflows, imports, scraper runs and DNS checks. |
| NewPeople and Companies | No single list of everyone: the same person could be added twice, and companies were not filled in from people. | One People table for everyone in the workspace, keyed by email so nobody is added twice, and companies made from their work domains. |
| ImprovedMore emails in flight | About 100 sends a minute in our load test. | The sender works on up to 16 emails at once, one at a time per mailbox, with every cap reserved before a send: 1,177 sends a minute in the same test. |
v26.10.9
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| ImprovedHome as a command center | Home did not show the funnel, mailbox health, campaigns and pipeline together. | The funnel from sent to replied, mailbox health, campaigns, the pipeline and a Needs you list, on one screen. |
| NewSearch and shortcuts | ⌘K found pages only, and no shortcut jumped between them. | Find campaigns, sequences, templates, mailboxes and contacts from ⌘K, and jump between pages with g shortcuts. |
v26.10.8
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewSending rules on every campaign | A campaign had no window, caps or pacing of its own and could send at any hour. | A sending window and end date, daily and new-lead caps, pacing with a random spread, text-only first emails, tracking switches, your own footer and signature, stop-for-company and a bounce guard. |
| NewInbound lead URLs | Not in the product yet. | A URL any form, Zapier, Make, n8n or script posts leads to, mapped to your fields, with tags, a list and a campaign for everyone it brings in. |
| NewYour own tracking domain | Opens and clicks were recorded on the platform’s own domain only. | Opens and clicks recorded on a domain of yours, set up with a CNAME and checked for you. |
| NewMail-service matching | The app did not read which mail service each recipient uses. | Each recipient’s mail service read from its MX records, with Google mailboxes sending to Google recipients and Microsoft to Microsoft if you choose. |
| ImprovedMerge tags with fallbacks | A missing value had no fallback, and there was no list of variables to pick from. | Write {{first_name|there}}, and pick from a variable list that includes your own custom fields. |
v26.10.7
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewThe campaign tracker | A launched campaign had no live page, and opens and clicks were not being recorded, so their rates read 0. | A launched campaign shows what holds it back, every lead’s status and next step, the activity, and a drawer with each lead’s timeline and conversation. |
| NewWorkflows that wait | A workflow ran as one straight list of steps and could not really wait. | A visual workflow editor with durable runs: waits of up to 90 days, waits for a reply, branches, and a failure policy for each step. |
| ImprovedReplies counted from any address | A reply from an alias, a colleague or the person’s other address was not counted for the person you emailed. | A reply from an alias, a colleague or the person’s other address counts for the person you emailed. |
v26.10.5
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewReplies and bounces over IMAP | Replies to SMTP mailboxes were never seen: only Gmail and Outlook sign-in mailboxes were read. | SMTP mailboxes read their replies and bounce reports over IMAP, so every mailbox feeds the Inbox. |
| NewGuided setup | A new workspace started empty, with no path to a first campaign. | Six steps from an empty workspace to a first campaign, each checked off from your data. |
| ImprovedOne send schedule | A mailbox could show a daily limit of 500 while the sender ran a different ramp, and its warmup switch changed nothing. | Every mailbox sends 7, 10 and 20 emails a day in weeks one to three, then 25 a day, never more. |
v26.10.4
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewReply from the Inbox | “Send reply” in a conversation failed every time: nothing stood behind the button. | Answer in the thread; the reply goes out from the mailbox the conversation started on. |
| APIContacts, sequences and campaigns over the API | The API could only list, create and bulk-update contacts. | Read, create, update and delete contacts; enroll people in a sequence or stop them; add campaign recipients. |
v26.6.11
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| ImprovedTruthful-copy pass on the marketing site | The site named features that had not shipped yet: warmup pools, LinkedIn steps, support SLAs and MCP tooling. | Marketing claims were rewritten to verifiable facts, and references to features that had not shipped came off. |
| ImprovedDashboard UX hardening | Empty states and controls differed from screen to screen. | Tightened the app dashboard: clearer empty states, consistent UI primitives, and fixes across the main workspace screens. |
| ImprovedSingle repository for app and marketing | The web app and the marketing site lived apart and shipped separately. | The web app and marketing site live in one repository with one branch flow, so changes ship together. |
v26.5.26
| Change | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| NewUnified reply inbox | Not in the product yet. | Replies from connected Gmail and Microsoft mailboxes are pulled into one threaded inbox with status filters, search and snooze/close actions. |
| NewSuppression list | Not in the product yet. | Per-workspace suppression list checked before every send. Unsubscribes, hard bounces, complaints and manual entries are never emailed again. |
| NewCampaign analytics from real events | Not in the product yet. | Sent, reply and bounce rates are computed from the activity-event log per campaign and per period, not from cached counters. |
| NewTeam management and roles | Not in the product yet. | Invite teammates, assign roles on a five-level ladder, and revoke access. Every mutation is written to the audit log. |
| NewPrivacy and data-retention tooling | Not in the product yet. | Per-workspace retention windows, right-to-be-forgotten erasure and data-subject-request exports. |
| NewGeneric SMTP sending path | Mailboxes connected through Gmail and Microsoft sign-in only. | Connect mailboxes over plain SMTP/IMAP credentials in addition to Gmail and Microsoft OAuth. Credentials are encrypted at rest. |
| APIA/B variants on sequence steps | Not in the product yet. | Variant CRUD API plus deterministic send-time variant picking. The visual builder panel for variants comes later. |
| ImprovedSaved searches in prospecting | People search saved fixed snapshots as lead lists only. | Re-runnable saved filter queries alongside snapshot lead lists in people search. |
| ImprovedDNS auth check on first mailbox connect | Connecting a mailbox did not show the DNS records it needed. | After connecting a mailbox you see the exact SPF, DKIM and DMARC records to set, with an inline first check. |
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