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FLOWPILOTS

CHANGELOG

What landed, and when

Dated the day it landed, newest first. Entries stay; nothing is rewritten later.

  1. StudioFlow, built for early access

    Brand kits, generated copy and images, and video cuts from your own footage. Every creative set stages as a move you approve.

  2. MediaFlow reads your campaigns

    A daily sync of Google and Meta campaigns and spend, with connections built for Amazon, Microsoft, LinkedIn and TikTok; each opens as its platform grants access. Campaign changes stage for your approval.

  3. Unlock, in test mode

    Where billing is switched on, the catalog opens a test checkout. Nothing is charged.

  4. Contact and security.txt

    A contact page lists each address and what it is for, and a security.txt file points security researchers to the disclosure policy.

  5. Keep a reading

    Keep any FlowPilot readout in a report and read it back later, and ask to be told when a Wing reaches its milestone.

  6. Two-factor, before the cockpit opens

    Securing your account becomes part of setup: an invited Pilot adds an authenticator app and stores recovery codes in a short wizard before first entry, and every sign-in after that asks for the code.

  7. The whole public site

    flowpilots.io grows from three pages to the full public site: product pillars, the ecosystem story, canon pricing, an agency page, receipted comparisons, resources, and the legal and trust set. Every product visualization is labeled depicted; every price is labeled provisional.

  8. The front door opens

    The public home, pricing, and waitlist pages go live. While early access opens by invitation, joining means the waitlist; open sign-up is built and stays off until then.

  9. The catalog, with honest locked doors

    Every Flow and Wing price now derives from one table, in the app and on the site alike. A locked Flow shows what it does and what it costs; nothing pretends to be purchasable before billing opens.

  10. Squadrons

    Workspaces take their aviation name end to end: a squadron is where a team's work lives, under your organization.

  11. Sign-in requires a verified email

    A new account confirms its email address before its first sign-in. If the confirmation email cannot be sent, sign-up stops rather than letting an unconfirmed account in.

  12. Slack connects, read-only

    The first connector lands: authorize Slack and the cockpit reads what you allow, with the narrowest scope and a one-click disconnect that purges what was ingested.

  13. MarketingWing preview

    The first Wing opens on depicted data, labeled as such: six Flows across tracking, pacing, mix modeling, campaign build, and reporting, lighting up as live accounts connect.

  14. The cockpit takes shape

    The foundation lands in one day: accounts and organizations, each team's data kept apart from every other team's, and the cockpit with its dashboard and the FlowPilot rail.