June 8, 2026
Opt-in drafts that autosave, an honest Google Reviews dashboard, a platform-wide speed pass, and Luna that finds problems before you do
This release makes your in-progress work impossible to lose, makes the Google Reviews dashboard tell you the truth, speeds up the surfaces you touch most, and gives Luna new ways to find problems on her own.
Opt-In Drafts That Save Themselves
If you have ever built out a playbook opt-in across a dozen fields and lost it to a closed tab, this one is for you. Opt-ins now autosave as drafts while you work.
What's new:
- Every field in a playbook opt-in persists automatically as you go, including the variant, media, budget, targeting, and schedule.
- Close the tab and come back a day later to find your progress exactly where you left it.
- The opt-in modal shows when the draft was last saved.
- A single Start Over button discards the draft for a clean slate.
- Drafts convert into a real opt-in the moment you submit, with no duplicate records and no cleanup.
Where to find it: Paid Social Ads > Playbooks > opt-in.
Google Reviews That Tells You the Truth
The Google Reviews dashboard used to have a blind spot: a week with zero reviews looked identical to a healthy, quiet week. Not anymore.
What's new:
- A week with zero reviews now says so plainly instead of looking like a quiet week.
- An expired Google connection offers a one-click renew instead of pushing you through the full reconnect flow.
- Weeks with no review data are dimmed in report history so they stand out at a glance.
- Unanswered-review alerts show the real location name so you know exactly which store needs a response.
- The sync button now exposes a discoverable Run Full Backfill option for pulling historical data.
Where to find it: Google Reviews dashboard.
A Faster Platform
We ran a broad performance sweep across twelve core endpoints that power the surfaces you use every day.
What's new:
- The content calendar, your portfolio, ad dashboards, hub custom fields, billing spend breakdowns, playbook campaign data, organization workspace lists, and the media proxy all got measurably faster.
- Several of these cut response times by half or more through tighter database projections and parallel reads.
Where to find it: across the app. You will not see a changelog entry in your workflow, just quicker loads and less waiting.
Luna Starts Finding Problems on Her Own
Luna picked up a set of capabilities that change what she can do for you.
What's new:
- When onboarding a new workspace, Luna can pull a location's address, phone, email, and hours straight from your brand's website and Google.
- Ask Luna to check your content calendar and she finds the gaps, consecutive days with nothing scheduled, before they become a quiet week.
- Luna can surface failed posts across every location in a single pass.
- For hub admins, Luna can check ad-account health across every bound workspace in one call, flagging payment or delivery issues before a deploy fails.
Where to find it: Luna.
Smaller Fixes
- Hub admins can delete a workspace with a full impact preview of the subscriptions, campaigns, and scheduled posts that will be affected, with a name-to-confirm guard and a restore path.
- Playbook deployments now retry campaign and ad set creation automatically on a transient Meta error, matching the retry behavior individual ad creation already had.
- Command Center status badges poll every thirty seconds so you can watch a deploy land without refreshing the page.
- The paid configuration sidebar is now resizable.
We are continuing to make Flamel faster, more honest about what it knows, and more willing to do the tedious work for you.