This release adds a single place to see everything waiting on you, puts creator channels and prices on the card so you don't have to open five profiles, and fixes a long-standing mix-up where work meant for vendors was still being offered to creators.
Action Center: everything waiting on you, in one place
- A new Action Center in the sidebar collects every pending action addressed to you — briefs to respond to, deliverables to accept or submit, work waiting on your review, and marketplace or booking deals where it's your turn — each with a one-click link straight to the right screen.
- It's grouped into "Needs you now" and "When you get a chance", and the sidebar carries a live count badge so you can tell at a glance whether anything is outstanding. Nothing pending shows a clean "You're all caught up."
Find Creators: judge a creator without opening their profile
- Channels and starting price on the card. Each recommended creator now shows all their channels with follower counts (
Instagram 120K · YouTube 45K) and a bold "From ₹X" starting rate, so you can shortlist by scanning instead of opening every media kit. Creators who keep rates private show an honest "Rates on request" instead of a fake number. - Real search and filtering. Search by name, niche, or handle, and filter by channel, price range, follower size, match strength, or "Proven" creators only — then sort by match, followers, or price.
- Cards open the in-app creator page now instead of bouncing you out to the public media kit, so you can send a brief or check your history together without losing your place.
Line items: say who a slot is for
- Every campaign slot now has an audience — Creators, Vendors, or Both. Previously, a slot you created for a vendor was still shown to creators in their opportunities feed. Now a vendors-only slot is hidden from creators entirely, including the application feed and the per-campaign breakdown.
- The list tells you the state. Unassigned slots show a Vendors only or Creators + vendors badge, and once you post a slot to the vendor board the button becomes "On vendor board · N bids", so a second visit makes it obvious it's already live.
- Existing campaigns are unaffected — everything already created keeps behaving exactly as it did.
Ad Planner: the plan's audience, actually enforced
- Edit the plan's default audience from the plan page. The Ad Planner detail page now shows the default audience as chips with an Edit button — previously it could only be set from the list page.
- Dates are optional. A plan can now be a pure budget umbrella with no flight window.
- The plan audience is imposed on its campaigns. When a plan defines an audience, every campaign in it uses that audience, read-only — no more drifting targeting. Adding an existing campaign whose audience differs shows exactly what doesn't match and offers "Adopt plan audience & add." Clearing a plan's audience releases each campaign with its targeting preserved.
Opportunities and vendor work
- A details page for Open Briefs. Creators can open an advertiser's brief in full — description, budget, dates, targeting, shared reference files — and place or update their bid from there.
- Proper list controls on Open Briefs and Incoming Interest: search, filters, pagination, and a grid/list toggle.
- Incoming Deals and My Deals no longer overlap. A booking request sits in Incoming Deals until you accept it, then moves to My Deals — instead of appearing in both.
- Vendor "Find work" is now a real list page — KPI cards you can click to filter, search, a sortable table, pagination, and a details view of each job before you apply or pitch.
- Vendors can set an availability window (available from / until) on each service they offer.
Smaller things
- Your list/grid choice sticks. Every list page remembers its own view, so returning from a details page keeps the layout you picked.
- Marketplace packages got filtering — search, status, and sort — and the misleading "Packages" option was removed from the marketplace browse filters.