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Promotion logs get a dashboard, and the assistant can show places on a map

18 August 2026 · Xenition

Today’s update focuses on two things: making promotion logs easier to review, and giving the assistant a better sense of place. If you track multiple accounts or rely on the assistant for local information, these changes are directly useful.

Features

Promotion logs now include a daily overview, roster, and analytics view.
Reports show the running follower total instead of just the daily gain.
Reports also include platforms, activities, and follower total fields.
You can enter followers per platform, and submitting ends the task.
Ask the assistant for real places with phone numbers — it will provide concrete results.
When an answer mentions a place, you can now see it on a map.

Fixes

Fixed server faults being shown as form validation errors.
You can now add content without saving a draft first.
Fixed the publish date sometimes appearing empty.
Chat can now use your location to answer questions about today.
Search answers are no longer lost in Discover.
Maps now display correctly for answers about places.

Another 8 smaller fixes and improvements shipped today — the full list is on the changelog.

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