A new listing opens ready to publish, and a price that means what it says

Posting inventory was a blank form you filled in field by field before anything would save. It now opens already filled in, with a publish button available from the first step. The rest of today is the same theme on the surfaces around it: a currency you could pick but never actually get, a link to your own profile you didn't need, and one that went to the wrong page entirely.

Posting inventory — the form opens with its title, description, channel and dates already filled in, so it is valid the moment it loads
Posting inventory — the form opens with its title, description, channel and dates already filled in, so it is valid the moment it loads

Posting inventory was a blank form you filled in field by field before anything would save. It now opens already filled in, with a publish button available from the first step. The rest of today is the same theme on the surfaces around it: a currency you could pick but never actually get, a link to your own profile you didn't need, and one that went to the wrong page entirely.

A listing you can publish from step one

  • Every required field arrives filled in. Title and description are composed from the channel you picked and your workspace name, the base price follows the pricing model you chose rather than one number pretending to suit all six, and the availability window defaults to today through the next 30 days. The form is valid the moment it opens.
  • "Create with defaults" sits next to Next on every step , so if the suggestions suit you there's no reason to walk the remaining steps — they're refinements.
  • Your typing is never overwritten. Title, description and price stop following the channel and pricing model the moment you edit that field yourself, so changing channel at step 1 can't quietly rewrite copy you'd already written.
Posting inventory — the form opens with its title, description, channel and dates already filled in, so it is valid the moment it loads
Posting inventory — the form opens with its title, description, channel and dates already filled in, so it is valid the moment it loads

The currency picker was offering a choice that didn't exist

  • Price currency is now shown, not chosen. Your workspace has one currency, set in Settings → Commerce, and the platform does no conversion anywhere. On the create form the picker was ignored outright — pick USD, get a listing priced in your workspace currency. On the edit form it was worse: the dropdown did save, so it could relabel a price without changing it, turning ₹5,000 into $5,000 on the screen and nowhere else.
  • Both forms now show the resolved currency read-only, with a pointer to the one place it can be changed.
The Pricing step — a base price suggested for the pricing model you picked, the currency shown as the workspace setting it always was, and "Create with defaults" available without walking the remaining steps
The Pricing step — a base price suggested for the pricing model you picked, the currency shown as the workspace setting it always was, and "Create with defaults" available without walking the remaining steps

Your own listing stops selling you to yourself

  • The "Seller" card and the byline are hidden on your own listing. You don't need your own initials, your own name, and a link to your own profile in the sidebar of something you posted. Buyers still see all of it — knowing who they're dealing with is the entire point of that card.
  • "View seller profile" now goes to the creator's profile. It pointed at a media-kit address built from the wrong kind of id, so it could land somewhere that wasn't the profile everywhere else in the app takes you to. It now resolves the seller's main channel, falls back to the media kit for a seller with no channels so nothing dead-ends, and the back button afterwards reads "Back to listing".
  • The cover photo stopped eating the form. One optional image was taking a full-width block roughly 450px tall; it's now a thumbnail beside its controls.

Amounts read the way the rest of the app writes them

  • Amounts written by the server now use the same grouping as everything else. Notification text, deal chat and error messages were formatted Western-style, so the same figure read 800,000 in your notifications and 8,00,000 on every screen. Note that notifications are stored as written, so ones you already have keep their old formatting — this applies from here on.

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