A mailing list that works, covers you frame yourself, and audio you can hear

It didn't. Entering your address and pressing Subscribe took you to the contact form and asked you to write a message instead — there was no mailing list behind it. There is one now, and the box does what it says.

Upload a cover and you now get a frame: drag to move, zoom in or out, and what you leave inside the frame is exactly what buyers see. Before, whatever sat in the middle of your photo survived and the rest was cut — differently on the listing card, the browse row and the listing page, so the same picture could lose its top on one screen and its sides on another. It is the same crop tool you already use for your profile picture, so it should feel familiar.

A voiceover or video in the library was a flat grey tile labelled "BRAND_ASSET", and hearing it meant opening the file outside the app. Audio now has a player — press the tile's icon to play, drag the bar to skip — and video plays in place. Both the grid and the table, and the asset's own page.

The "reviews waiting" card showed two and stopped. It can now be expanded to the whole queue, and folds itself back once you are down to two so the control never sits there with nothing left to show.

The map in the footer, its link, and "Get directions" were each built from the address text, which drops a pin on the block rather than the door. All three now come from one set of coordinates and open the business listing. The map itself is clickable now, too.

• Pause or resume a campaign and the confirmation is worded the same way

everywhere.

• A creator with no views shows 0 rather than a dash, which read as

"unknown" when the answer was zero.

• The audience filters keep their labels together instead of stranding one at

the end of a line, and the budget field no longer shows a doubled edge.

• The custom-KPI search box no longer clips its own placeholder.
• A deal that has no brand assets, and no way for you to add any, stops showing

an empty card about them.