Changelog

What shipped, and when. Things you can see and use — not every change we made.

An API, bulk QR codes, and a long pass over the phone

  • A read-only API on the paid plans: create a key under Account → Developers and read your brands and links over HTTP.
  • Download every brand’s QR code as one zip from the QR Codes screen, at print resolution.
  • The dashboard was gone over on a real phone, screen by screen. Account no longer scrolls sideways, dialogs can be scrolled to their buttons, the mind map zooms with a pinch, and the controls a thumb has to hit are big enough to hit.
  • Link Health prints the reason a check failed next to the code, instead of hiding it in a tooltip a phone never shows.
  • Fixed: a custom date range could reach further back than your plan’s analytics retention. It is now clamped to what you pay for.
  • Fixed: an invited team member could change or cancel the workspace subscription. Billing is the owner’s alone.

Account in one place, and a site that explains the product

  • Settings and Billing became one Account page — profile, workspace, team, appearance, plan and invoices in two columns.
  • A proper marketing site: features, how it works, pricing, and a showcase of what a public page looks like.
  • Every price on the pricing page is read from the live billing catalogue, so what is advertised is what is charged.
  • Connected accounts arrived in the codebase, switched off until each platform approves the integration. Nothing appears in the product until it works.

Plans, the brand workspace, and the map

  • Three plans with real limits — Solo, Pro and Agency — and a seven-day trial with no card.
  • Every brand gained six tabs: overview, links, design, analytics, QR code and settings.
  • A design tab: appearance, background, typography and button style, previewed with the same component the public page renders.
  • Your workspace as a map, beside the links table — every brand and every link in one picture, with Fit to bring it all into view.
  • Five dashboard palettes plus light, dark and follow-my-system.
  • Privacy, Terms and Refunds are published.
  • Payments went live.

Linksembly

  • The product as it is now: one account, many brands, each with its own public page, links, analytics and address.
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