Changelog

What's actually shipped, in plain language, most recent first. See In the Works for what's next.

• Updated the code libraries LazyRelay is built on to patched versions that close the security advisories we had open.

• The Mentions tab now shows comments from nine platforms in one place: dev.to, Hashnode, Mastodon, Bluesky, YouTube, Lemmy, WordPress, Telegram and Discord. You can reply from the dashboard on Mastodon and Bluesky. Facebook, Instagram and Threads show "Coming soon" while we wait for Meta's app reviews.
• Clicking a number on the Overview tab now opens the tab behind it: Total posts and Verified live open Posts, Failed opens Failed, and Total engagement opens Analytics.
• Privacy: the stored login for a connected account is now wiped as soon as you disconnect it, and a reconnect replaces the old login. Comments and direct messages kept for the Mentions tab are deleted after 30 days. The Data Processing Agreement says the same.
• Plan and billing changes can now only be made from a signed-in dashboard session, never with an API key. The connected-account limits on the Pro and Business plan cards now read 30 and 50.
• The public MCP tool reference lists all 27 tools, and the docs and comparison pages now say 27 everywhere (some still said 9).
• Fixed: the engagement numbers on the Overview and Analytics tabs stopped updating for about a day (6 to 7 October). They update again.

• Slack is now a place you can publish. Connect it from the Social Platforms tab, add the LazyRelay Slack app to your workspace, and pick one public channel to post to. Slack posts are text and links only for now, with no images or videos. Your text can never ping @channel or mention anyone. Each post gets the same Proof-of-Publish check: it counts as live once Slack confirms the message exists, and the link to that message in Slack is saved as the proof. Private channels are not offered; to use one, invite the LazyRelay app to it in Slack first.

• Four new places to publish: WordPress (your own self-hosted site), dev.to, Hashnode, and Lemmy. Each one gets the same scheduling and the same Proof-of-Publish read-back as the rest. Hashnode's own API now requires the Pro plan on your blog, so a Hashnode connection needs that.
• For WordPress, dev.to, and Hashnode you can choose to save a post as a draft on the platform instead of publishing it. A draft ends cleanly as "saved as a draft" rather than counting as a failed post.
• Client review links: send a client a private link where they can approve a post, ask for changes, or comment, with no login.
• A Node SDK and command-line tool (@lazyrelay/sdk) and an n8n node (n8n-nodes-lazyrelay) on npm, both MIT-licensed, plus an OpenAPI description of the API and a guide for connecting LazyRelay to Make.
• The MCP server now has 27 tools, including reschedule, pause, and resume.
• Mastodon accounts on any server can now connect, not just mastodon.social: click the Mastodon tile and type the server your account is on. Bluesky accounts hosted on a server other than bsky.social can connect too, with an optional Server field.
• When you connect YouTube, TikTok, or Tumblr, LazyRelay now asks the platform to show its own account or login screen, so a browser that is already signed in to a different account is not used by mistake.
• The Settings tab is split into sub-tabs so it is no longer one long page.
• The connect pages for Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, and the four new platforms now send what you paste (an app password, an API key) in the request itself rather than in the web address, so it no longer ends up in server logs.

• LazyRelay's MCP server now works with 15 AI agents and editors, up from 7 — added Perplexity, Notion, Manus, OpenClaw, Antigravity, Raycast, Gemini CLI, and VS Code / GitHub Copilot, each with its own setup guide.
• A new Integrations page, linked directly from the homepage, groups every supported AI agent and automation tool in one place instead of burying them in the guides list.
• Three new MCP tools: list_workspaces, publish_post_now, and update_post — an agent can now publish immediately, edit a post before it goes out, and list your brands/workspaces, not just schedule and check status.
• New public In the Works page.

• 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. Developer Manual Install Only: load it unpacked from the repository; it is not in any browser store.