Product updates, improvements, and fixes
Every blog article is now published in 50 languages — from Portuguese and Spanish to Japanese, Arabic and Hindi — each with its own address, so media buyers find it by searching in their own language.
The analytics table now has a catalog of 48 self-describing columns, saveable column sets with colour thresholds, and amounts are no longer treated as dollars in accounts that bill in another currency.
Closed a gap that made some active campaigns invisible to pause rules — the status sync stopped at the first 500 campaigns per account, and activation tools didn't update the local status.
The bulk activation button no longer reads lists from Meta — candidates and their ad sets come from the local database (including the new ad set / creative stats level); only “activate” commands are sent to Meta.
The analytics dashboard gets a third timezone mode — each ad account is bucketed by its own timezone, exactly the way automation rules see it.
Every ad account now has its own timezone — stop/activation rules compute "today", spend and ROI in that account's local time instead of one shared zone.
A new blog with guides on Meta Ads automation, bulk launching, and ad intelligence — in English, Ukrainian, Russian, and Portuguese.
Dashboard totals now match RedTrack to the cent — conversions without a campaign tag are no longer dropped and show up as an "Unattributed" row.
You can now add an activation condition based on overall ROI (e.g. "ROI over the last 7 days > 10%") in one click, right in the window form.
Every public page is now reachable in one click from the homepage.
Friendly error pages with navigation and a direct link to support.
You're reading it — from now on every shipped change lands here.
Fixed a redirect loop when anonymous users clicked the Hunter extension link.
AI ad copy no longer enqueues twice when the broadcast fails.
RedTrack sync now uses on-conflict discard to avoid enqueue pile-ups.
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