Version 1.12.0

This release is about one thing: an assistant that answers your project data in plain language.

Your project data, now simply a conversation

“How did our brand do this month against our three biggest competitors?” — you type it in the bottom right of any project page and get the answer, instead of assembling it from four screens. The assistant draws on your project and nothing else: every number, date and trend comes from your own Prompts, Keywords, Socials and Insights, and when there is nothing to find it says so rather than inventing something plausible. The answer appears as it is written, so you are already reading while it is still working. It never looks outside the project you are in and changes nothing: ask it to create or edit something and it points you to the place where you do it yourself. Do keep asking — the question after your question usually pays off most.

Release notes now appear inside the application

After an update, your first visit shows a window with what is new, in your own language. You dismiss it whenever you like; it returns only at the next release. Dismiss it by accident and nothing is lost: your profile page carries a “What’s new” card with the last ten releases, which you open and close per release.

A clearer sign-in screen

The Microsoft sign-in button held the top slot as the primary action, even though it only serves DM&S staff. That button now sits at the bottom as “Staff”, beside Documentation, Status and Contact. The slot it vacated carries an invitation for anyone who is not a customer yet to get in touch.

Other changes

• The content-format chart in Socials showed “image” for every post. TikTok and YouTube posts now read correctly as video; for the other platforms the format fills in at the next crawl.
• Charts now use the application’s own typeface instead of a different one.
• The Brand detail page shows the crawled page’s actual title instead of the URL.
• The Keywords leaderboard shows the average position in your own number format, and the label no longer shows a placeholder.
• The weekday headings above the calendar in Insights are translated.
• The German and French navigation labels fit on one line again, and the Dutch profile page uses the formal register throughout.
• The agents that suggest competitors and personas now run on a fixed AI model instead of the provider’s default, which keeps the quality of those suggestions predictable.
• Background tasks each received one clear retry profile, so a genuine outage becomes visible sooner.
• The analysis agent can run on every AI model again; it previously failed on a number of them.
• A website returning an empty page no longer makes the metadata task fail over and over.
• Text search is now case- and accent-insensitive everywhere, and the week numbers in the charts follow the ISO week.