Changelog

What's actually shipped, in plain language, most recent first.

• Added a "first comment" option to the compose form for Facebook and Instagram, so a follow-up comment (handy for hashtags) posts automatically right after your post goes live.
• Added a Guides section covering scheduler comparisons, platform coverage, and how several AI features actually work.

• Shareable Proof-of-Publish links: turn any verified post into a public link you can send a client, franchise contact, or boss as proof it actually went live.
• Optional email alerts the moment a post genuinely fails to publish, instead of only finding out by checking the dashboard.
• AI-powered "needs attention" filter for Mentions and DMs, so you can see which comments and DMs are actually worth opening without reading the full list.
• A webhook that fires the moment Proof-of-Publish confirms a post is live, for anyone wiring LazyRelay into their own tools.
• "Not sure what to post? Get ideas" button in the compose form, generating post ideas grounded in your business and recent posts.
• Brand labels for connected accounts, with filtering across every dashboard view, for anyone running more than one business through LazyRelay.
• An on-demand AI insight on the Analytics tab comparing your best- and worst-performing posts.

• Real engagement analytics (likes, comments, shares, views), not just post counts.
• Comments inbox extended to Facebook and Instagram, with reply capability added across Facebook, Instagram, Mastodon, and Bluesky.
• DM inbox for Facebook and Instagram.
• DM automation: automatically send a DM to anyone who comments a specific keyword.
• A public API and MCP server, plus a documentation page, for anyone who wants to schedule and manage posts programmatically or through an AI agent.

• Threads posting confirmed live end to end.
• Tumblr connected as a supported platform.
• Added a "Disconnect" button for connected accounts.
• Fixed a bug where a post's status sometimes didn't refresh automatically on the Overview tab.
• Redesigned the Overview page with real charts instead of a plain list.

• Analytics dashboard, Phase 1: total posts, per-platform success rates, and a daily volume trend.
• Visual content calendar (month view).
• Bulk CSV import: schedule up to 200 posts at once, with a per-row preview before importing.
• AI caption generator.
• Best-time-to-post suggestions, honestly labeled as general guidance, not personalized.
• Approval workflow: mark a post as needing sign-off before it goes out.
• AI hashtag suggestions.
• Link-in-bio page.
• Read-only comment tracking for YouTube, Mastodon, and Bluesky.
• Browser extension for scheduling a page, link, or image directly from wherever you find it.