• New layout: five sections in the sidebar, each with tabs. Articles holds the list, the Content Planner, Improvements, History, Settings, Integrations and Linking. Business Knowledge holds Facts and Sources. Backlinks holds Overview, Earned, Best backlinks and AI-cited lists.
• Content Planner: the keyword calendar under its proper name.
• Google Search Console: connect a property and get 28 days of pages and queries. Improvements ranks the pages that could rank higher and offers one action each.
• Backlink exchange: opt in and your articles link once to a related member site, and theirs link to you. Earned and given links are listed with their status.
• Business Knowledge: facts grouped by category with search, filter, sort and an on/off switch each; a Sources tab with what was read, when, and how many facts it gave; the website is re-read every month.
• History: a diary of every article, from queued to published, with the review score and the reason for any failure.
• Environment variables lost their brand prefix: MAKEV1_DATABASE_URL is now DATABASE_URL, and so on. Update your deployment's environment when you upgrade.

• WordPress and Ghost integrations: connect with an application password or an Admin API key, test the connection, and receive articles as drafts or published posts.
• Keyword playbooks: alternatives, vs, best-of, use cases, integrations, pricing and glossary series, planned in one click and tracked as their own source.
• Calendar top-up: the planner keeps 25–30 keywords scheduled when you let it.
• AI citations: buyer questions from your knowledge base, asked to an assistant every two days, with the share of answers that name you and the competitors that appear.
• Translations: list extra languages and every draft gets a translated copy, as its own article.
• Refresh: research a published article again and rewrite it in place; the update waits as a draft. Or set an age and it happens on its own.
• Featured images: a credited Unsplash photo per article, sent to your CMS or uploaded to WordPress as the featured image.
• Schedule: choose the weekdays and how many articles a day.
• One website per workspace: knowledge, calendar and articles stay together; another website is another workspace.

The first release: business knowledge with sources, the keyword planner, sourced research, two-model review, internal links from your sitemap, and webhook publishing as drafts. One organization can run several sites.