Letterflow changelog

You can now save the times you like to post on LinkedIn and X, then reuse them when scheduling one post or a full batch.

• Set weekly default posting times for LinkedIn and X from Settings, with flexible slots for each day.
• Bulk scheduling can now fill posts into your saved default times and show the assigned schedule before you confirm.
• Single-post scheduling now opens with the next useful default slot and shows quick-pick options for that day.
• The Publishing Queue calendar now shows open default slots, so you can schedule a draft directly into an available opening.

Letterflow now turns the way you review generated posts into a visible voice match score, plus shareable proof of how your writing voice is developing.

• Voice Profile now shows a voice match score once enough repurpose sessions have been reviewed, with a quieter calibrating state before then.
• Letterflow now learns from normal review actions like edits, regenerations, copies, publishing, and scheduling instead of asking you to rate every output.
• Recent voice updates, learning controls, and reset options now live inside the Voice Profile page so you can see and manage what Letterflow has learned.
• Recent Voice Updates now show exact edit counts, affected platforms, and undo-safe passive learning changes so you can see why Letterflow changed your voice profile.
• You can now take a blind test from Voice Profile to compare your own writing with copied Letterflow drafts.
• Share Voice Report creates a public report page and downloadable social image, with a confirmation step before publishing the report to LinkedIn.

You can now save custom instructions for how Letterflow should approach your content, then add one-time guidance before a specific repurpose run.

• Save custom instructions that apply to every generation, so recurring preferences do not need to be repeated each time.
• Add platform-specific instructions for LinkedIn, X, email subject lines, and pull quotes when one channel needs different handling.
• Use the Repurpose screen to add one-time instructions for the current newsletter without changing your saved defaults.
• Letterflow now checks explicit saved and one-time instructions during generation so drafts are repaired before they reach your results page.
• Profile and Generation Preferences now live on their own workspace pages, so account setup and generation control are easier to find.

Letterflow now emails you right away when a scheduled X or LinkedIn post is blocked because the connected account needs to be reconnected.

• If a scheduled X or LinkedIn post cannot go out because the connected account needs to be reconnected, you now get an email instead of discovering the failure later.
• Letterflow now checks connected account access before scheduling or live publishing, so revoked LinkedIn/X access points you back to reconnect instead of cycling through retries.
• The email now uses clearer 'didn't go out' language, points you straight to Integrations, and reassures you that the saved post is still there.
• X connections are now less likely to fall back into manual reconnect when a background refresh overlaps, so a healthy refreshed connection stays usable instead of getting knocked back out.
• This helps scheduled posts fail more visibly when account access changes underneath an otherwise healthy queue.

Letterflow now gives you a clearer way to schedule content, review upcoming posts, and see what is performing best across your workflow.

• Schedule one post or a whole batch with the new calendar and time picker, then manage upcoming posts from the dedicated Publishing Queue.
• History now makes it easier to see which posts are drafts, scheduled, published, or need attention, with retry and reschedule actions when something fails.
• Saved LinkedIn and X drafts now keep readable paragraph spacing in History, so they are easier to scan, edit, and copy without reformatting by hand.
• Editing saved posts now opens in a focused modal, so you can revise copy without the card shifting around underneath you.
• Edited saved posts now carry an Edited label in History and Publishing Queue, so you can quickly spot which drafts have been revised.
• Published posts now show performance metrics in History, and Dashboard highlights top-performing posts with direct links back to the live LinkedIn or X post when a link is available.
• Dashboard and History now show which LinkedIn and X posts are scheduled or still unscheduled.
• History can now filter LinkedIn and X posts by scheduled or unscheduled status, so you can focus on posts that still need a publishing time.

You can now see the actual LinkedIn posts, X posts, and newsletters saved with your voice profile instead of guessing from counts alone.

• Training Data now opens into saved sample groups so you can check what is shaping your voice profile.
• LinkedIn posts, X posts, and newsletters are grouped separately, which makes it easier to review or sanity-check your training set.
• Each group stays collapsed by default so the page still feels easy to scan.
• Retraining your voice profile now uses a simpler back-first flow, so it is easier to move between sample editing screens without extra step framing.
• Voice training now moves through LinkedIn posts, X posts, and optional newsletters in separate steps, and you can skip newsletters when you want to go straight into voice analysis.

You can now move from newsletter repurposing to live LinkedIn and X posts inside Letterflow, then track performance without stitching together extra tools.

• Publish directly to LinkedIn and X from History, schedule posts for later, and keep your publishing workflow inside Letterflow.
• Import past LinkedIn posts, X posts, and newsletters so you can train your voice profile faster and spend less time rebuilding your style by hand.
• Track synced post performance inside Letterflow after something goes live, so it is easier to see what is landing.
• Get a clearer end-to-end workspace for drafting, publishing, scheduling, and managing connected accounts without bouncing between scattered screens.