SnitchFeed's Build Story

Sitemap's lastModified dates were acting up, and platform URLs were stuck in the past. This commit swoops in to fix them, ensuring search engines get the freshest info and users don't end up on a digital archaeological dig!

Behold! Dynamic platform pages have arrived, ready to dazzle! Monitoring links get a glow-up, navigation is now smoother than a freshly Zamboni'd ice rink, and even the robots are happier with the updated robots.txt. We're basically catering to everyone, even the bots!

Added 'archived' and 'landingDemo' to the status and source types. Because apparently, things can be both lost to the sands of time *and* used to entice users. Classic.

We've given the website a makeover! Fonts got a facelift, layouts are looking sharper, and we're now fetching blog posts like a retriever after a tennis ball. Prepare for content!

DiscordNotifications got a makeover! We've added a tooltip to the switch (because apparently, switches need explaining now) and spruced up the layout. It's like giving your notifications a tiny spa day.

Fonts are now playing hard to get! Changed font-display from 'swap' (flirty) to 'block' (consistent and reliable). No more font swapping shenanigans!

HeroSection2 got a makeover! Styles updated and text looking sharp. Plus, we're preloading that video in HowMentionedWorks so it's ready to roll. Basically, we're making things look good and load faster, because nobody likes waiting!

Beautified the site with new fonts (GeistSans, GeistMono, Merriweather, Figtree), added some curvy arrows for extra flair, gave the FAQ a brain boost, and generally made everything look snazzier. Console logs were exiled, and logos got organized. Basically, a major glow-up!

Refactored the mentions sorting logic in the getHomePageFeed function. Because apparently, the old way was about as organized as my sock drawer.

Refactored the mentions sorting logic, making it less of a headache. Also, cleaned up some dead code that was just hanging around, like that weird uncle nobody talks to.

Authentication components got a swanky upgrade to next-auth, and we tossed out the code that was just gathering dust bunnies. Farewell, unused code, you won't be missed!

FeedItem component got a makeover! It's sporting a new footer and some fancy UI interactions, making it the belle of the component ball. Basically, we're making things look nicer and play nicer.

Revamped the landing page and gave the hero section a super-suit! Hopefully, it now attracts more users than a moth to a flame.

Tweaked the hero CTA. Hopefully, it's now irresistible and not just mildly persuasive!

Blog pages were playing hide-and-seek with the server, but we've fixed their ISR (Incremental Static Regeneration). Now they'll update like clockwork, no more stale content shenanigans!

Sitemap gets a dynamic upgrade, and the blog's time machine gets a tune-up to show how long ago things happened. Because who wants a static map and boring old dates?

Sitemap's now dynamic! Because even search engines deserve a little excitement in their lives (and better SEO, of course).

Implemented ISR so blog posts update faster than you can say 'stale content'!

Blog pages got a makeover! Hopefully, they're not too pretty to actually read now.

Behold! A new blog page layout has arrived! Hopefully, it's not just rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.

Theme toggle transitions were causing more drama than necessary, so we've politely asked them to take a break. No more slow-motion theme changes!

Swapped Twitter's inverted colors for LinkedIn's icons. Looks like someone's trying to be more professional... or just really likes LinkedIn!

Added a story to the footer. Because everyone loves a good bedtime story... at the bottom of the page!

Fixed those pesky TypeScript errors! Because apparently, building code *before* committing is a novel concept. Who knew?

Twitter's all ears! Added snazzy Twitter feed cards because our listening skills just went live. Prepare for tweet overload!

Pricing page: Still a Work-In-Progress, but at least we're thinking about money... or maybe just procrastinating on the *real* work.

LinkedIn feed component: Now even more up-to-date than your grandma's Facebook! (Hopefully, no more embarrassing auto-plays).

Added an info banner to the app layout, because apparently users needed *more* information. Let's hope they actually read it this time!

Reddit post feeditem? More like Reddit *fixed* feeditem! (Hopefully, no more cat videos showing up when you asked for news).

Farewell, nixpacks.toml! You were a valiant effort, but alas, you've been vanquished from the realm. May your spirit live on in simpler configurations elsewhere.

Approved those builds like a boss and sprinkled some Nix magic with a `nixpacks.toml` file. Because who doesn't love a little Nix in their life?

Swooped in and vanquished a horde of TypeScript errors lurking in the legacy code, then cranked up ESLint to eleven. Prepare for liftoff! 🚀

LinkedIn listening is now a perk for the fancy pants paid plans! Because free is *so* last season.

The info-banner has been banished! Apparently, the service is back from its unscheduled vacation. Huzzah!

Added a banner, because apparently things are about to get a little... *spicy*. Let's hope it helps!

Oops! Looks like someone's trial expired. Fixed the 'in-app trial expired' banner so users don't think the app's gone to the great software graveyard in the sky.

Oh no, the trial's over! Implemented a 'Trial Expired' modal to dramatically inform users that the fun is done (unless they pay up, of course!).

Tidied up the component organization. Looks like someone finally decided to Marie Kondo the codebase!

Went full goth on the app, adding a dark mode limit and tweaking the sidebar color so it's extra spooky. Because who needs light anyway?

Sentiment filtering in the feed is now fixed! It's alive! IT'S ALIVE! (and hopefully accurate).

Fixed those pesky TypeScript errors. Because apparently, they're like clockwork. Sigh.

Added sentiment filtering, because apparently, we can't just let our code run wild and say whatever it wants. Gotta keep those feels in check!

Consolidated the feed items into a single component. Apparently, we had a few too many (3523 to be exact). Let's hope this doesn't break everything!

Spruced up the feed item cards and gave the LinkedIn feed card a makeover. Because even digital rectangles deserve a little TLC!

Sneaking in some LinkedIn monitoring code under the radar. Let's hope it doesn't trigger any alarms! 🤫

Finally, the mention button colors are no longer an eyesore! We've banished the chromatic chaos and restored visual harmony. Users can now mention each other without feeling like they're staring into the sun.

Gave the website a fresh coat of paint (background color) and a pep talk (hero copy). Hopefully, it's less 'meh' and more 'magnificent' now!

Tamed the wild mentions feature! Added a conditional AI insight filter and stopped the router from doing the refresh dance every time AI feedback is sent. Mentions are now slightly less chaotic.

KeywordVolume component got a CLS makeover! It's now less jumpy and more stable, like a well-behaved bouncy castle.

Listeners filter got a reverse multiselect! Now you can select what *not* to listen to. Because sometimes, silence is golden (and selectable).

Upgraded the pnpm packages and wrestled the TypeScript compiler into submission. Build errors? Not on my watch!

Color picker feeling a bit cramped? Gave it some room to breathe by making it full width. Now it's living its best, widest life!

Finally got the platform filter working! Turns out, platforms are picky and need to be filtered *just so*.

Oops! Looks like someone forgot the AI insights filter for mentions and now it's back. Let's hope it doesn't start judging our code.

Added keyword volume feature so users aren't just shouting into the void with their keyword tracking. Now they can see if anyone's actually listening!

Spruced up the UI a bit and added a platform filter, because who doesn't love options? It's like choosing your own adventure, but with less dragons and more data.

Story page logic: Fixed it again! (Hopefully for the last time, or I'm blaming the cat.)

Tweaked the landing page stats, because apparently nobody was clicking on anything. Hopefully, numbers go up!

Shrunk the chat button in the app. Because apparently, it was too eager to be clicked. Now it's playing hard to get.

Spruced up the story page! It's now so pretty, it might just win a beauty pageant. (For web pages, obviously.)

Global loading bar got a diet! Shed some pixels for a sleeker, more 'now' look. Hopefully, it's not *too* skinny now...

Tweaked the GitHub story processing logic, hopefully making it less likely to spontaneously combust. Fingers crossed!

Feed items, previously scattered like confetti, are now neatly organized in a central component. Order has been restored to the timeline!

Added filters so extensive, you'll need a magnifying glass to find what you're *not* looking for on the feed, listener, archive, and bookmarks pages. Prepare for ultimate control!

Added a global progress bar, because apparently we needed to keep everyone constantly updated on... everything. Prepare for progress bar overload!

Implemented a filter using query parameters and bravely pushing it to test... because what could possibly go wrong? (famous last words)

Story metadata got a makeover! Because even stories deserve to look their best. (Hopefully, no one will notice I just fixed a typo.)

Oops! Looks like someone invented time travel and messed up the commit history. Chronological order restored, because even computers appreciate a good timeline!

Fixed the GitHub story, hopefully making it less of a tragedy and more of a rom-com. Fingers crossed!

Added a 'GitHub commit history story page' because apparently, our commit history is so epic it deserves its own narrative. Let's hope it's more 'Lord of the Rings' and less 'NeverEnding Story'.

Beautified the landing page. Hopefully users will now *land* and *stay*!

Sentry's taking a vacation from dev mode. Let's hope no bugs sneak in while it's gone!

Oops, looks like someone hit the 'update all the things' button! Let's hope nothing explodes. (pnpm up)

Added a safety net for OAuth users who apparently forgot their last names. Now the app won't freak out if they're feeling mysterious.

Added a 'high relevance' notification switch to the notifications settings. Because who doesn't want *more* notifications?

The Archive has been promoted! It now has its own swanky sidebarItem. No more hiding in the shadows!

Squashed those pesky TypeScript errors like bugs on a windshield! All clean now.

Implemented the ability to archive mentions, because nobody wants to dwell on the past (especially if it involves being tagged in embarrassing photos).

Listeners page got a bookmark collection upgrade! Because everyone needs more bookmarks, right?

Tweaked the 'getbookmarkcollections' function. Because apparently, it wasn't getting them quite right. Now hopefully it will!

Tweaked the Stats component's high-intent leads filter. Because apparently, our leads weren't quite intense enough. Now they're *really* interested!

Navigating the site just got a whole lot link-ier! (Swapped out the old navbar items for shiny new Link components.)

Login/Signup loading got a makeover! It's smoother than a freshly paved road now. No more janky loading screens!

Tweaked the secret sauce of SF and gave the pricing table a makeover. Hopefully, it's less confusing now, and not more! 🤞

Slayed those pesky TypeScript errors! One less thing to keep the developer up at night.

Wrangled the Directus client into submission! Now we can talk to Directus without resorting to carrier pigeons. Hopefully.

Added a pinch of 'umami' to the docs. Hopefully, it'll make them more flavorful!

Added a loading screen so users can stare at something other than a blank void while waiting. Hopefully, it's more entertaining than watching paint dry!

Dusting off the project by removing some cobwebs... I mean, unused dependencies! Bye bye, markdown editor, you won't be missed... or maybe you will, who knows?

Switched to Turbopack, because apparently Webpack wasn't fast enough. Buckle up, buttercups, we're going plaid speed!

Blog page featured image: Take 2! Hopefully, this image sticks this time, or we're blaming the gremlins.

Gave the latest blog post a visual upgrade! Because words alone are *so* last century.

Metadata? More like meta-fixed-a! We've straightened out the page metadata, so search engines and social media can finally understand what's going on. No more existential crises for our crawlers!

Houston, we are deploy ready! (Hopefully nothing explodes).

Just a quick `pnpm update` to keep the dependencies happy and avoid any dependency-related existential crises. Hopefully, nothing explodes!

Sitemap updated! Because even robots need directions sometimes.

Houston, we have de-Dockerized! Dockerfile has been yeeted into the abyss. Hopefully, nothing explodes...

Well, that was productive! This commit seems to have achieved... absolutely nothing. Maybe it's a placeholder for greatness? Or maybe someone just really likes committing the word 'same'.

Oops! Looks like someone accidentally left the keys to the kingdom (the nav bar) lying around. Removed the pesky auth check. Hope nobody notices! 🤫

Blog gets a static site generator! Because who needs dynamic content when you can pre-bake the whole darn thing? (Probably for speed, let's be honest).

Blog slugs got a makeover! Let's hope they're feeling fabulous and ready to strut their stuff on the information superhighway.

Spruced up the UI to play nice with the slug. It's like giving the UI a makeover so it can finally understand its new friend!

Implemented cookie saving in the database. Because who needs a cookie jar when you have a database?

Added table functionality to the blog. Because sometimes, you just need a good table to organize your thoughts (or maybe just to make things look fancy).

Pricing page got the axe! Apparently, we're still figuring out how much to charge you lovely people. Beta life, am I right?

Farewell, 404 comparisons in the footer! Looks like someone finally realized nobody was checking them anyway. Good riddance!

Tweaked the landing page prices – hopefully, they're more irresistible now! Let's see if the conversion rates skyrocket... or at least gently float upwards.

Behold! We've sprinkled some statistical fairy dust on the homepage and landing pages. Prepare for enlightenment (or at least some numbers)!

Woke up the Groundhogg and taught it how to make new friends (contacts, that is). Hopefully, it won't predict six more weeks of coding!

Squashed those pesky TypeScript errors like bugs on a windshield! Hopefully, the code now compiles without screaming.

Docs? Done! SF explanation video? Updated! Basically, I'm making sure nobody gets lost in the sauce. You're welcome, future users!

Whipped up a testimonials section to make us look good, slapped a call-to-action on the blog page because, well, we want action! Plus, gave the blog pages the SSG + CF CDN treatment for extra speed and fanciness. Basically, made the site shinier and faster. You're welcome!

Oops! Looks like someone accidentally left a digital fossil in the email notification settings. Don't worry, we've dusted it off and sent it packing!

Added a listener count to the onboarding keywords settings. Because apparently, we need to know *exactly* how many ears are listening to our onboarding wisdom. More data, more problems... or solutions, hopefully!

Tweaked the onboarding keywords and listener settings. Hopefully, new users won't get lost in the woods anymore!

Gave those hero logos some helpful hints (tooltips!), because apparently, they were feeling a bit shy and uninformative.

Added some extra-crispy toast instructions to the create listener. Because who wants burnt toast, or worse, a half-baked listener?

Oops! Looks like we forgot about the newbies. Fixed `getUsage` so new accounts without any listeners don't break the whole darn thing. No listener left behind!

Flipped the 'pageleave' PH event switch to 'true'. Because apparently, it was lying about leaving. Now it's honest...ish.

Docs got a little love! The platforms section has been updated, probably to reflect the ever-changing landscape of where our code can run. Let's hope it's not outdated again tomorrow!

Finally! Added some moving pictures to explain how Salesforce works. Because, let's be honest, words are *so* last century.

Spruced up the marketing site's UI – because even websites deserve a makeover! Hopefully, it's now less 'meh' and more 'marvelous'.

Updated robots.txt - because even robots need rules (and maybe a little encouragement to stay out of the server room).

Switched the default new listener platforms to Reddit and Bluesky. Because, let's face it, who *isn't* on those?

Finally, users can actually *see* the purchase options on the billing page! It's like they were hidden behind a magical paywall before. Abracadabra, they're visible!

Analytics took a vacation from the sidebar. Hopefully, they packed their sunscreen!

Onboarding got a makeover! Hopefully, new users won't run screaming into the night anymore.

Onboarding flow got a little too eager; skipping options now so users don't get overwhelmed before they even say 'Hello World!'

Looks like someone decided business emails were just too darn serious and pulled the plug. Maybe they're tired of all the 'reply all' madness!

Added attribution cookies to the site, because apparently, we need to know who to blame for all those clicks. (Just kidding... mostly.)

Giving credit where credit's due! This commit is all about properly attributing the sources, because nobody wants to be a content thief, especially not on a Monday morning.

Fine-tuned the reddit post URL-grabbing function. Because nobody wants a broken link to cat videos!

Unleashed the web-fetching beast for onboarding! Now new users can be properly assimilated... I mean, welcomed.

Adding relevance match counts to feed container2, because apparently, knowing how relevant things are is, well, relevant! Who knew?

The bookmark collection upsert button was apparently feeling a bit down, so it got a pep talk and is now fixed. It's like a tiny digital therapy session!

Home and HeroSection got a makeover! We've also ensured the PricingTable class is playing by the same rules as everyone else. Basically, tidying up the place!

Giving the PricingTable component an ID so it can finally be found in the dark depths of the DOM. Accessibility++!

Matches layout got a makeover! New branding and description, because who wants to be stuck in the past? It's like giving your website a fresh coat of paint and a witty bio.

RootLayout got a makeover! We kicked out the <body> tag (it was cramping our style) and invited Umami to the party directly. Less HTML, more analytics!

Sneakily added the Umami tracking script to the site layout, so we can finally know if anyone actually visits this thing. Fingers crossed!

Silenced the overly chatty toast notifications in FeedContainer2. Apparently, nobody likes being yelled at when they haven't even picked their favorite flavor of relevance yet. Shhh, toast, shhh.

FeedContainer2 got a brain boost! Now it can sort alerts by name. Plus, ListenerFeedContainer2 and RedditCommentItem2 got a full-width makeover, because nobody likes a squished comment.

ColorPicker gets a spa day (key parameter removed!), and EditBookmarkCollections gets a trash can icon and a form-fitting suit. Deleting things just got stylish!

Feeditems got a brain boost! Now they can handle multiple keyword matches, because one keyword is *never* enough. Prepare for the flood!

Spruced up the bookmark editing experience! We've given EditBookmark and UpsertBookmarkCollection a makeover, aligned the dropdowns just right, and put a form around that lonely Input so it can finally submit properly. It's like giving your bookmarks a spa day!

Added a SignupTooltip to gently nudge users, gave the homepage and pricing section a makeover (because they deserved it), and taught the monitoring components to highlight mentions like a pro. Basically, made the site a little more persuasive and a lot more stylish.

Goodbye Loading component, you won't be missed (probably)! FeedContainer2 got a makeover, ditching those pesky relevance and date options. Plus, BlogContent and the image pipeline got a spa day, and wholeWord is now *always* true. It's like a spring cleaning for the codebase!

Spruced up the blog's components, giving them a makeover for a more consistent and readable layout. Think of it as a digital spa day for the blog!

Made `relevanceOrder` and `dateOrder` in `getPaginatedKeywordMatches` optional, because sometimes you just want *some* order, not *that* order. Freedom!

Tidied up the layout components, gave FeedContainer2 a sorting hat, and evicted some unused imports. Plus, made the docs layout a bit more predictable. Basically, a spring cleaning for the UI!

Adding metadata to the docs – because even documentation needs a little bling!

Subscription plans got a promotion! We've added an admin plan and a keyword limit, because apparently, some people need to be told when they've used *too many* words. It's like herding cats, but with keywords.

Blog UI got a makeover! Hopefully, it's not just lipstick on a pig... but probably is.

Updated the 'check magic link' page. Hopefully, it's now *actually* magical and not just mildly confusing.

Gave the subreddit slugs a makeover, because even URLs deserve to look their best (or at least slightly less awkward).

Umami enabled! Because who doesn't love a little bit of website analytics sprinkled on top? Let's see what delicious data we can gather!

Initialized the platform pages. Because every good platform needs a launchpad!

Added a sitemap and robots.txt so Google doesn't get lost, and maybe optimized an Array? Who knows, it's a mystery!

Added an Open Graph image to the blog, because apparently, links need pretty faces too!

Gave the blog a social media makeover by adding an Open Graph image, so it looks less like a wallflower at the party and more like the belle of the ball!

Highlighting keywords like a boss! Because nobody likes squinting at walls of text. Let's make those keywords pop!

Like a digital Marie Kondo, this commit decluttered the feeds, sparking joy by removing those deadbeat, inactive matches. Buh-bye!

Onboarding 2.0: Because apparently, the first onboarding was so good, we needed to do it again. Let's hope this one sticks!

Blog's dynamic params got the axe! Looks like someone decided to put the 'static' back in 'fantastic'.

Fixed the getMatches hit count. Because apparently, counting is hard. Who knew?

Fixed a broken image link by hooking it up to the CMS. Hopefully, no more 404s staring back at our users!

Tweaked the secret sauce of SF... because apparently, it wasn't quite magical enough. Prepare for slightly more enchanted results!

Docs got a little love! Hopefully, they're slightly less confusing now. Maybe.

Tweaked the 'get matches count' function. Hopefully, it counts matches better now, and doesn't accidentally count your socks as matches. Fingers crossed!

Oops! Looks like we accidentally made the homepage too exciting. Reverting to the previous, presumably less-dazzling, version.

Just poking the build system to see how long it takes to wake up and smell the coffee. Hopefully, it's faster than my Monday mornings!

Houston, we are go for Docker! This commit prepares the Docker build, so we can finally containerize all the things!

Finally squashed those pesky 'get matches' bugs! Hopefully, this is the *real* 'final' fix. I'm not touching this again... probably.

Yet another attempt to wrangle those pesky matches into submission! Hopefully, this is the *actual* fix this time. Third time's the charm, right?

Fixed the 'get matches' function... again! Hopefully, this time it's *actually* fixed. Third time's the charm, right?

Fixed a bug in the 'get matches' function. Hopefully, it now gets *all* the matches, not just the ones it felt like getting. Because nobody likes incomplete matchmaking!

Added a site banner, because apparently, the site wasn't flashy enough already!

Tweaked the website's SEO, probably so Google will finally notice us and send some love (and traffic, please!).

Added Open Graph meta tags, because apparently, the internet needs more ways to judge our website by its cover. Let's hope it makes us look good!

Wired up Sentry, because who doesn't love a good error report (or a chance to blame someone else)?

Ding ding! New user notification added. Because who doesn't love being bombarded with updates? (Hopefully, they're useful ones!)

Behold! The icon has been... icon-ified! (Or, you know, just updated.)

Privacy and T&C: Because nobody reads them anyway, but we gotta have 'em! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Hero image updated! Because even heroes need a fresh coat of paint (or pixels).

Landing page got a makeover! The banner was banished, presumably for crimes against good design.

Tweaked the plunk URL and gave Microsoft's well-known a little polish. Because even URLs need a spa day!

Spruced up the UI. Because apparently, it wasn't dazzling enough already!

Behold! A 'Beta' banner has been heroically added, presumably to warn users of impending (but hopefully charming) chaos. Proceed with caution... and maybe a sense of humor.

Behold! The docs logo has been updated! Prepare for visual enlightenment (or at least a slightly different picture).

Docs updated! Because even robots need instructions, apparently.

Spruced up the UI! Because apparently, it wasn't dazzling enough before. ✨

Relevance selection: It's not broken anymore! (Hopefully...)

Stripe billing: Because who doesn't love getting charged? (Hopefully, it's done right this time!)

Added `planId` to the `orgTable` because apparently, organizations need plans too! Who knew?

Added Stripe integration! Now taking your money, one API call at a time. Cha-ching!

Looks like someone's been promoted to Chief Snitch Officer! Email address updated to reflect the new corporate overlords... I mean, SnitchFeed.

Giving those assets the VIP treatment by setting their loading priority. Because some things are just too important to wait for!

Ran `pnpm up` because apparently our dependencies were living in the Stone Age. Let's hope nothing explodes!

Added a YouTube video embed. Because who doesn't love cat videos... or maybe it's a tutorial? Either way, content!

Table of Contents updated! Because even robots need a good index to find their way around.

Added Chatwoot integration, because who doesn't love talking to bots? (Hopefully they're friendly ones!)

Beautified the landing page, making it less likely to scare away potential users. Hopefully, it's now more 'come hither' than 'go away'.

Spruced up the UI, because apparently it was looking a little *too* vintage. Hopefully, it's less 'grandma's attic' and more 'modern art museum' now.

Spruced up the landing page! Hopefully, it's now so shiny that users will be blinded by its awesomeness and instantly convert. Marketing team will be pleased... or else!

Beautified the UI, because apparently, it wasn't pretty enough before. Let's hope it doesn't break everything!

Added videos to the CMS. Because who doesn't love a good cat video while managing content?

The landing page has been wrestled into submission and now plays nicely with mobile devices. No more squinting!

Spruced up the UI! Because apparently, it wasn't dazzling enough already. ✨

Looks like 'mentioned' got snitched on and replaced with the 'SnitchFeed' brand name. Someone's been busy rebranding!

Branding iron applied! We've officially rebranded to SnitchFeed. Let's hope the name doesn't attract too many tattletales!

Made the output more independent, because nobody likes clingy outputs!

Feed items got a UI makeover! Hopefully, they're looking snazzier and less like they were designed by a committee of cats.

Behold! We've added AI insights, because apparently, humans weren't insightful enough. Prepare for Skynet... or at least slightly smarter suggestions.

Landing page got a makeover! Hopefully, it's not just lipstick on a pig.

Docs updated! Because even robots need instructions, apparently.

Billing settings? More like *blinging* settings! We're setting up shop to get paid, folks! Cha-ching!

Added a paywall to the listener creation process. Because apparently, creating listeners should now come with a subscription fee! (Just kidding... mostly).

Prevented the listener slug page from entering an infinite rerendering loop of doom. Now it behaves, mostly.

Finally, users can set their timezone in notification settings without causing a temporal paradox! Timezone selection fixed.

Houston, we had a problem! But fear not, the post and comment items have been rescued from the clutches of bugginess. They're now functioning as expected... hopefully!

Feed animations now behaving as expected! No more jittery feeds, just smooth scrolling goodness. We've banished the animation gremlins!

Pricing table got a makeover! Let's hope customers find the new numbers as attractive as we do. Fingers crossed it doesn't scare them away!

Gave the feed items some pizzazz with a delightful animation! They're not just sitting there anymore, they're *alive*! (Well, animated, anyway.)

Corrected the 'getmatchurl' function for 'psots' (presumably not typos). Hopefully, it now fetches the right URLs instead of sending users to a 404 page of despair!

Oops! Looks like someone accidentally left the Umami ID out in the open. Let's hope no one uses it for nefarious cookie-tracking purposes! (Probably not, but still...)

Added the Umami ID to the environment variables, because who doesn't love a little extra tracking? (Don't worry, it's for science... or something.)

Fingers crossed, PostHog is now behaving itself. (Maybe?)

Analytics got a one-way ticket to production! No more staging shenanigans for them.

Added a loader to the login/signup pages, because waiting is the hardest part (especially when you're trying to remember your password).

Added a PostHog proxy, because apparently even our data needs a bodyguard. Let's hope it doesn't start demanding royalties.

Added PostHog and Umami analytics. Because apparently, we weren't tracking enough already! Let's see if we can finally figure out why nobody clicks that button.

FAQ added! Because everyone loves answering the same questions over and over. Now a bot can do it!

Behold! The icon has been updated! Prepare for a visual feast... or at least a slightly different picture.

Gave the comments section a brain (sort of)! Added AI feedback, so now they can argue with a robot too. Fun times!

Houston, we have successfully jettisoned the performance observer! It was slowing us down, like that one friend who always orders the complicated coffee.

Tweaked the matchClicks function. Hopefully, it now clicks with everyone (pun intended!).

Huzzah! The filtering is finally working! We can now filter things, which is objectively better than *not* filtering things. Prepare for a world of organized data!

Spruced up the docs! Hopefully, they're less likely to induce existential dread now.

Dialogs and animations got a tune-up! They're less janky now, hopefully. Prepare for smoother interactions... or at least slightly less awkward ones.

UI Updates: Because the old UI clearly wasn't cutting it. Hopefully, this one is slightly less offensive to the eyes.

Tweaked the listener relevance settings and notification preferences. Because apparently, nobody wants *all* the notifications, just the *important* ones. (Hopefully, we guessed right!)

Validated those onboarding domains, because apparently, users can't be trusted to type things correctly. We're saving them from themselves, one domain at a time!

Renamed 'keyword' to 'listener' on the UI because apparently, words matter. Who knew?

Code's back from the brink! Build errors vanquished. Let's hope they stay gone this time...

Tweaked the match links and source capturing logic. Because apparently, things weren't quite right the *first* time. Whoops!

Behold! The 'Check Email' page has arrived, hopefully preventing users from claiming they *never* got that password reset link. (Spoiler: It's probably in spam.)

Tweaked the feed items UI, hopefully making it less of an eyesore and more of a delightful experience (or at least, not rage-inducing).

Organization settings have been implemented. Because apparently, chaos wasn't working for us.

Implemented email notification settings, because apparently, people want *more* emails. Who knew?

Onboarding setup: Because everyone deserves a slightly less confusing first day!

Tamed the magic link! Now it actually creates users instead of just...magically doing nothing. User creation: 1, Bugs: 0.

Fixed a bug related to the company email. Hopefully, no more emails ending up in the spam folder... or worse, the CEO's inbox!

Schema got a makeover, a blog joined the party, and the landing page got a fresh coat of paint. Basically, we're making things prettier and more useful, one commit at a time!

UI got a makeover and we're now keeping tabs on agency IDs. Because knowing who's who is half the battle (and the other half is UI, apparently).

Added `agencyId` to session and UI feed updates, because apparently things weren't identifiable enough already. Let's hope this doesn't break everything!

Finally, we're breaking up those long comment and post bodies! They were getting a little too clingy. (Line breaks added for readability, not emotional support.)

Spruced up the UI, because apparently, it wasn't dazzling enough. Let's hope it's not *too* dazzling now!

Added support for Reddit posts. Because who doesn't love a good cat meme?

Leapt into the future with Next.js 15 and now yelling at Discord via webhook! Because why not?

Added documentation and, against all odds, actually got it working! Miracle achieved.

Added Fumadocs, because apparently we needed more documentation. (Just kidding, documentation is always good... right?)

Spruced up the UI! Because apparently, it wasn't dazzling enough before. ✨

Branding updated to 'mentioned' - because apparently, we're all about being talked about. Hopefully, in a good way!

Fixed those pesky words in the feed item that were so long they were practically social distancing from the rest of the text. Now everything's playing nicely together!

Highlighting keywords, because apparently, we like things shiny! ✨

Hallelujah! The collections are finally sorted! (Let's hope it stays that way...)

Bookmarking? More like 'bookmark-YEAH!' Now you can save your spot, because nobody likes losing their place in a good story (or a really long code file).

Added a delete listener, because things were getting a little too attached to the server. Now we can say goodbye!

Added an app nav bar and a support/feedback section. Because who doesn't love giving feedback? (and navigating, I guess).

Spruced up the UI! Because apparently, it wasn't pretty enough before. Let's hope this prevents users from spontaneously combusting from sheer ugliness.

Wrangled the feed and listener pages into existence. Hopefully, they'll behave!

Eslint errors vanquished! The code is now slightly less likely to spontaneously combust. You're welcome.

Well, someone's feeling indecisive! Looks like we're now eavesdropping (listening) and got a shiny new schema. 'I guess' they're sure about it...

Alerts page added, along with the ability to Create, Read, and Update them. Because who doesn't love a good alert?

Added scheduling and a custom editor, because who needs free time or default settings, am I right?

Lint errors, begone! Our code is now so clean, you could eat off it (but please don't).

Made some mysterious 'site updates'. Hopefully, they didn't break everything! (Fingers crossed!)

Farewell, subreddit-cards.tsx! You were a good card, but the deck has been reshuffled. (File deleted)

Spruced up the pricing page, gave the footer a makeover, and apparently we're now dealing with subreddit cards. Because why not?

Houston, we are (again) go for launch! Fingers crossed this deployment doesn't involve any unexpected orbital debris.

Houston, we are go for launch! (Deployment, that is). Fingers crossed nothing explodes.

Eslint errors vanquished! The code is now slightly less offensive to the linter overlords.

Chart dates were apparently living in the past. Fixed 'em so they're living in the *present*! (Or at least, closer to it.)

Made the sidebar text size a *tad* bigger. Because squinting is *so* last year.