A few things that used to guess now ask, and a few that showed a wrong number now show a real one. The audience builder's reach meter counts actual creators instead of a permanent zero; opening a line item to vendors finally asks what service you need; and briefs, forms and the Ad Planner checklist all read the way you'd expect.
The audience reach meter shows a real number
- "Estimated Reach — 0 people" is gone. That banner was left over from an earlier design and was wired to a value nothing ever calculated, so it always read zero — a confident "you reach nobody" on every audience you built. The meter now counts the creators who match your target and their combined following, and updates live as you narrow it.
- Narrowing your target can only ever lower the number. Previously, adding a constraint could make the count go up — a quirk of how partial matches were counted. Add a location or an interest now and the meter behaves the way a reach meter should: tightening the audience shrinks it.
- It counts creators and followers, not "people." This platform reaches audiences through creators, so that is what the number describes — never a made-up head count. Each creator is counted once, on their largest channel.
Ask vendors for exactly the service you need
- "Open to vendors" now asks what service you're after. It used to post nothing and quietly reuse the deliverable's creator-facing label, which almost never matched what vendors actually offer — so the posting often reached no one. Now you say what you need, from a suggestion list of known services.
- Type your own if nothing fits. If your service isn't on the list, describe it in your own words and every vendor sees it, flagged as an unlisted service rather than dropped. You never have to know whether we have your service on file.
- Your past wording comes back as a suggestion. Type "Drone videography" once and it's offered to you next time, so you're not reinventing a slightly different phrase each posting. Suggestions are yours alone — another workspace's wording never leaks into yours.
Briefs read the way you'd expect
- "Compensation" is now "Budget" everywhere it faces you — the create and edit forms, the detail page, and both sort options on the brief list.
- A currency was showing as `$` on one brief screen and your real symbol on another. The edit form had a hardcoded dollar sign; it now shows your workspace currency like every other money field.
- Platform choices now follow the content format. Pick Story and you're no longer offered YouTube. Formats we don't recognise and channels you added yourself are left alone, and a combination you saved earlier is never silently dropped.
- You can delete an untouched draft brief. A brief nobody's been sent has nothing worth keeping, so the detail page offers Delete behind a confirm. Once it's been sent, Cancel and Recall remain the way out — and a brief with real responses attached can no longer be destroyed by accident.
Forms tell you what's required before you submit
- The line-item form now marks every required field. Five fields were mandatory but unmarked, so the first sign they were required was a red error after you hit Create. The asterisks now match what the form actually checks.
Money reads in your currency in the Ad Planner checklist
- The activation checklist showed amounts like `INR 2,000,000` — a currency code instead of a symbol, and grouped the Western way rather than in lakhs and crores. It now reads
₹20,00,000.00, in your currency, and a plan set in a different currency shows that one rather than being relabelled with yours.
