Product updates for cops.app: new workflows, platform coverage, and reliability improvements grouped by customer benefit.
Snapchat data coverage now includes every Spotlight video—even historical uploads that previously couldn't be tracked. Managers can refresh stats for individual Snapchat videos at any time and share campaign achievements with new direct links for each video. Your Snapchat reporting in Manager is now complete, with deep links for faster collaboration.
Research teams can now search the TikTok Ads Library for any advertiser, including emerging competitors, and add them to a saved watchlist right in TikTok Ads research. This unlocks new benchmarking flows and ongoing campaign monitoring, alongside the existing Top Ads views.
Managing accounts, creators, and videos is now simpler and faster. All list and detail pages for these entities are consolidated into per-entity tabs and side sheets within Manager, streamlining review and navigation. "View Details" links and entity references across the app now open deep-linked views in Manager, keeping all your operational work in one place.
Date range selection is now precise and easier to use. Custom picks display the day you select, no matter your timezone, for reliable reporting and charting. The "All time" preset now intelligently covers your organization's full history, skipping any empty early years and focusing on real campaign data in Manager.
Managers no longer have to worry about missing videos when creators post in bursts. Video sync now auto-catches every new upload—even those missed during high-volume moments—on the next routine update. Your campaign data stays complete and current in Videos.
You can now export your crosspost grids directly into Google Sheets for faster reporting and analysis. Simply select "Google Sheets" in the Export menu to copy the grid, including Discord usernames pulled from your Discord bot integration, top platform details, and friendlier date formats, ready to paste straight into a new sheet. If clipboard copy isn’t available, you’ll get a CSV to download instead. Review your exports from Manager.
Sending partnership requests from Meta Ads keeps branded content workflows moving. These requests are now sent using Instagram creator usernames, so you won't face missing-permission errors when working with creators. Agencies and managers can send partnership requests directly from Manager and Campaigns.
Admins can now let agency partners or team members create new workspaces for easier brand onboarding. You can give individuals the ability to set up workspaces without making them full admins, streamlining access for approved partners or team members. Manage workspace roles in Organization settings.
Agents and answer engines now have full access to structured product and changelog data, with all product information and changelog entries available for ingestion and review. AI systems and bots can fetch a complete product corpus for up-to-date help and answers by referencing changelog.
Brands can now invite creators to campaigns using flexible no-email shareable links, making programmatic and bulk onboarding easier while avoiding unnecessary emails. Email delivery is optional and only triggered for supplied recipients. Campaign invite deactivation is soft and non-destructive, so teams can easily manage invite access.
New creator-facing analytics tools give brands the ability to compare performance and access deeper campaign insights. Payout details and spend/CPM dashboards are now visible to high-trust finance clients and connected tools. Managers and finance partners can review integer-cents breakdowns via payouts, with full access to spend- and CPM-based dashboards for streamlined reporting and review. All invite, analytics, and payout actions are available in Manager and throughout campaign resources.
Creators now have a streamlined experience for managing their tools and settings.
The redesigned creator settings workspace uses a familiar left-rail navigation, organizing Profile, Security, Preferences, and Developer tabs for faster setup and review. In the new Developer tab, creators can generate, view, and revoke their own API keys from API key settings, and review MCP integration details in connected app settings—all tied to their primary organization membership. Tool access is now simpler: connected MCP clients show up directly in the Security tab, making it easy to check or manage linked tools without manager intervention. Managers get faster access and review with integrated views in Manager.
Managers can now customize bonus and payout calculations by building payout structures from flexible enabled rules, with every previous configuration automatically available for review. These updates give teams clearer breakdowns and easy review for every payout in payout structures and payouts.
Your TikTok Ads integration now maintains access automatically with a wider proactive refresh window. Teams no longer need to manually reconnect after routine downtime or missed schedules—access stays valid even during deploys or minor incidents. Review and manage your TikTok Ads setup in TikTok Ads settings.
When a creator’s crossposted video earns a performance bonus, you can now require them to submit a screen recording confirming their audience quality straight from their analytics. Managers record the percentage of Tier-1 audience (US/UK/DE/CAN/AUS), and bonuses are automatically pro-rated below a set threshold. Verification goes right into the payout workflow for crossposts that hit the milestone. Set this up in your payout structures.
TikTok Ads linking is now surfaced right on the Creators tab and Accounts tab in the manager workspace. You’ll see each creator’s Business Center readiness at a glance for their TikTok accounts — showing who needs attention, who’s not linked, and who’s ready for Spark Ads. The new filter makes it easy to find creators who still need setup or action, and you can always jump to TikTok Ads for full details.
Every dashboard, payouts view, and table in Creator Ops now uses a consistent filter bar. Whether you’re narrowing results by platform, campaign, creator, account, or date, the controls behave the same and match in size and layout. Sorting and preset filters are easier to find, and everything stays neatly compact for large teams.
Crosspost grouping got a big accuracy upgrade. The matching that recognizes the same video across every platform you track is sharper — it now groups a re-upload to a new channel as the same content no matter how much later it went up, and folds a confirmed re-post to the same channel into the existing group. A built-in measurement check lets us keep grouping accuracy high over time.
Payouts follow the grouping more faithfully. A campaign's base pay now counts once per content group rather than once per creator each period, so creators posting the same video to several channels are paid correctly. On payout structures you can also set a view window, paying only the views a video earns in its first days — handy when you want to reward launch momentum instead of long-tail views.
When it's time to reconcile, export the full measurement from payouts: download a CSV, a formatted Excel sheet, a per-creator workbook with one tab per creator, or a ZIP of per-creator files.
Bringing people into your workspace is simpler and safer. A new view-only role lets you add teammates who can see everything but change nothing — ideal for clients and stakeholders. Manage roles and invitations from organization members, where pending invites now show their status at a glance on your creators list.
From the manager workspace you can invite creators straight into a campaign from the Invites cell, and bulk invites now send in parallel so large lists go out quickly. Filter chips scope to the tab you're on, so drilling into a creator or campaign stays focused.
Brand boundaries are stronger too: each organization only ever sees its own creators, videos, and results, and creators' personal contact details stay private in shared views. You can review sessions and access anytime from security settings.
The manager workspace now comes up much faster when you're working with large brands. Lists load quickly and totals stay put in a sticky footer as you scroll through hundreds of rows.
Opening a creator's video or profile now behaves like a normal link — click through in a new tab, or copy the address, without losing your place in the grid.
Charts read cleanly too: axis labels no longer clip on the detail views, so the numbers are easy to follow at a glance.
Thumbnails now look the way they should. Cover images that previously showed as grey boxes — including slideshow covers — now display crisply everywhere they appear, and we healed the existing ones so your back catalog looks right too.
Adding videos is more forgiving as well. Instagram Reels links now work whether the address uses /reel/ or /reels/, so fewer valid links get turned away when you add accounts or track videos.
The downloads view was also reorganized to match the syncs layout, so finding and grabbing a finished file follows the same familiar pattern.
Comments left on your creators' videos now flow into Creator Ops, so your team can read audience reaction in one place without hopping between apps. Open any video to see its comments, newest first.
We also rebuilt the comments view to be easier to scan — replies grouped together, clear author and timestamp on every comment, and quick navigation between videos. Follow the conversation on your videos as it unfolds.
Comment collection is available to organizations with the feature turned on — reach out if you'd like it enabled for your team.
Crosspost review is expanded with smarter content group handling. Detect and attach videos to existing content groups, see group counts in the sidebar, and review "posted" status to track delivery across channels. Platform columns remain stable, video fingerprinting keeps crosspost records unique, and row-height controls plus inline filter bars and header deep links help you see multi-platform results more clearly.
Creators can now use the same upgraded data grid as managers in their Creator portal, making review, sorting, and filtering easier than ever.
The Discord bot announces creator graduations in the public #promotions channel, so your team stays up to date on creator progress and program milestones.
The integrations directory is redesigned with real brand logos and streamlined detail pages for visual, intuitive app and settings management.
Performance tracking is now visual. The dashboard shows new spend and efficiency charts, with grouped breakdowns so you can understand how resources flow and spot trends quickly. View-share charts deliver faster insights into which accounts drive content views, and you can toggle per-account video tracking mode for focused data review.
The Videos surface now tracks TikTok slideshow and photo posts, making it easier to manage all uploaded and visual content in one place. Dashboard filter bars display which filters are active, keeping your context clear as you dive into different slices of your data.
The TikTok Ads integration now supports better slideshow and photo tracking, expanding your creative analytics coverage.
Campaigns are now more flexible and organized. You can set a default payout structure for each campaign—creators inherit it automatically, and you can override payouts for individual creators as needed. Use Payout structures to configure these defaults, and review estimated amounts owed for each crosspost content group in the Payouts grid for a clear, campaign-wide picture.
Reviewing multi-channel posts is simpler: on the Videos matrix, you can multi-select videos for manual grouping, ungrouping, or removal using floating controls. Manual groups now automatically complete themselves as matching videos arrive, eliminating orphaned entries and making cross-channel content management easier.
Assign responsibility clearly—give any campaign a dedicated manager. Manager assignment is visible across surfaces: campaign settings, campaigns table, and analytics grids, always marked with their avatar and name. Inline editing keeps ownership visible and updates quick. You can also review manager assignment from Manager.
The Manager workspace now loads nearly instantly and is more organized. Navigation is collapsible with sub-tabs for creators, accounts, campaigns, and videos. Grids get a major boost with column highlighting, easier "set as default" controls in views, and export for any grid. Campaigns link to creators using actual account membership for a clearer program picture, and spend attribution ties directly to payout activity for higher precision in reports. You’ll find new columns including all-time views for accounts and true sync frequency tracking for finer program review.
Managers can also access scraped comments for synced videos. Every comment thread is searchable, filterable, and exportable by account, with comment-match highlight and scoped counts so you only see your org’s accounts. All pre-existing videos have their comments backfilled, letting you analyze past campaigns in full context.
Bulk improvements: auto-sync is now tracked per organization so your sync jobs can’t be blocked by high-activity orgs, filtered bars highlight active filters, organization switcher covers just settings and members, and the new Manager organization role lets you assign managers from Members settings for centralized, granular access control.
Halo AI payout analysis is now documented in Payout docs to guide smarter payout structuring and reveal patterns behind program results.
The Discord AI agent now lets creators get instant answers about their workspace—counts, accounts, videos, campaign stats, earnings, and campaign lists—right inside Discord. Creator-specific actions are role-protected and available in Discord bot settings, making it easy for creators to get tailored workspace details, fast.
Super-admins get a dedicated rail for switching between organizations on the platform, granting direct access—including API keys and integrations directory—to every org for streamlined operations.
API and connected app docs are now organized by Brand and Creator surfaces, with sidebar links for Brand API docs and integrations directory, making technical references faster to find for operators and creators.
Video downloads now live in a dedicated Downloads page where you can track jobs and files and re-download videos for your organization. YouTube downloads are reliable and available to every organization, and TikTok video links now use the official format for consistent handling in TikTok Ads and Accounts. Manual YouTube tracking skips unnecessary delays, so channel syncs run smoother.
The new Downloads page and the Syncs page now share the same layout — status pills and two-column filter rows — so reviewing jobs on either is quick and familiar.
Digest updates are now more targeted in Creator Ops. From Discord webhook settings, you can connect several webhooks and route each to specific campaigns or the whole organization. The redesigned settings UI streamlines managing, adding, and editing webhooks to reach the right channel for each campaign.
API key management gets a complete upgrade. Now you can view, rename, enable or disable, and rotate API keys from a searchable, sortable table in API keys settings—rotation replaces the secret and deletes the old key while keeping name, scope, and expiry intact.
For clarity on access, a read-only reference table lists what each role (Owner, Admin, Creator) can do in your organization. Find this matrix grouped by area under your Members settings.
Managing accounts, creators, and campaigns in Manager is now faster and more interactive. You can edit Creator and Campaign fields right in the grid with searchable dropdowns—just click the cell to update. The row context menu includes “Remove from org” for quick account cleanup.
Any row can now be opened as a side drawer to instantly view or edit campaign, creator, or account details. Record editing and viewing launches directly from the grid, making updates seamless.
Sync status updates instantly when you trigger “Sync now”—badges change from “Queued” to “Syncing” to “Synced” without needing to refresh. Plus, mobile users get responsive dialogs and pickers, matching the Base UI styling for a smooth experience on any device.
Creator Ops feels faster and more consistent across every workspace.
Interactions are smoother throughout Manager, onboarding, and beyond — from tooltips to in-grid cell editing. Pickers now behave the same on every tab, so selecting campaigns, creators, or accounts is quicker and more predictable, and inline-edit hints show you exactly which fields you can change directly in the grid. Entity chips and dialog selectors are visually aligned for a sharper, more cohesive feel.
Finding anything in Creator Ops is now easier than ever.
The ⌘K command palette has been rebuilt with full-text search and natural-language quick filters to instantly surface campaigns, creators, accounts, or views. Start typing or use common phrases—like "my active TikTok campaigns"—for server-backed results that deep-link straight into Manager and TikTok Ads.
Tracking and syncing social accounts just got simpler.
Creator Ops now accepts Facebook profile-tab URLs, like facebook.com/username/reels, so handling creators with reel-based profiles in Accounts is seamless. For YouTube, data is pulled in parallel and with fewer steps, meaning video thumbnails, publish dates, and durations load instantly—with fewer sync stalls and faster enrichment.
You can now monitor syncs for every account in real time on a dedicated dashboard in Accounts. Track which platforms and accounts are syncing, see progress at a glance, and recover any stuck syncs immediately. Account syncing is faster and more reliable, especially for YouTube, and improves handling of edge cases so accounts no longer get stuck "Syncing."
Working across large creator programs in Manager is much faster this week.
Filters are always visible and now follow you across every tab — narrow to the campaigns, creators, or accounts you care about once, and every other view stays focused on the same selection. Entity pickers load your full roster with scroll and search, pin your selections to the top, and no longer cap long lists. A "Clear all" button appears whenever anything is narrowed, so resetting takes one click.
Every tab also gains a right-pinned actions column, putting key operations for any row — campaigns, creators, accounts, or videos — one click away.
Creators are welcomed with a multi-step onboarding wizard that builds toward a public portfolio at cops.app/@handle. Each step helps shape your profile—handle, socials, interests, Discord via Discord Bot, and more—with instant progress updates. By the end, every creator launches a polished public profile that brands and managers can discover.
Getting into Creator Ops is smoother. Google sign-in and onboarding now behave consistently for every user type, and linking socials gives immediate, plain-language feedback in organization settings, with copy that points you back to the right page when something goes wrong.
If you're already signed in, visiting the homepage now drops you straight into your workspace instead of the marketing page.
The brand dashboard now reports on every platform you run — including Snapchat, Threads, and X, not just the big four. Posting-time charts give way to the numbers teams actually act on, top videos load faster, and you land on real stats instead of an empty first-visit screen.
Every date selector also gets previous/next steppers, so you can move between reporting periods without rebuilding a custom range each time.
Working in Manager is now faster and more collaborative. Progressive loading speeds up how quickly accounts and campaign lists appear. Shared manager views let teams save and share custom filters and sorting preferences, and default views load instantly when you open your workspace.
Brand onboarding now uses a guided wizard that walks teams through setup step-by-step. Organization admins also get sidebar actions that put key management controls one click away when navigating settings or accounts.
Team members can now use Google One Tap from the brand sign-in page for one-tap access without typing credentials. Admins can also track the last login method each user used — whether Google, password, or another route — directly in user settings.
Admins now see verified badges on app consent screens and can set permissions per-category, controlling exactly what connected apps access on behalf of your organization. All connected app sessions appear alongside active user sessions in Security settings, where any app access can be revoked with a single action.
The daily top videos sent by the Discord Bot integration have increased from 5 to 9 by default, giving your team a richer snapshot of standout creator content every day.
Two new opt-in columns in the Creator and Accounts tabs of Manager — Post activity (14d) and Frequency (14d) — show recent posting trends for every creator and account. Post activity shows a platform-stacked sparkline plus a total posts count; Frequency shows a color-coded badge of average posts per day.
Identity columns in the manager grid now resize more smoothly, and column visibility persists correctly when new columns are added.
The Manager toolbar is redesigned as a horizontally scrolling strip that keeps filters, sort options, and actions visible even on narrow screens, with search pinned in place. The sidebar is now collapsible to an icon-only view with hover tooltips, freeing space for data grids. The create-dialog sidebar also adopts an always-expanded filetree style for easier browsing.
Handle renames now fully sync in your tracked roster in Manager, so duplicate accounts no longer appear when creators change their on-platform handles. Searching in data grids also keeps the top result visible as you type, making it easier to find and select accounts or campaigns without losing context.
Twitter / X is now a seventh supported platform in Creator Ops, covering profiles, tweets, and tweet details. Due to Twitter's limits, up to ~100 of the most popular tweets per user are surfaced; Track Accounts shows a note explaining this behavior. Twitter / X tracking is available alongside existing integrations like TikTok Ads.
The Accounts table now has reordered columns that lead with identity and lifetime scale, with grouped metadata pushed to the end. Platform icons appear as badges directly over account avatars, replacing the separate platform column to reduce clutter.
Right-click video rows or open their detail drawer in Videos to instantly copy public URLs, file links, thumbnails, post IDs, titles, or account handles in a single click.
Threads is now a supported platform in Creator Ops. You can track up to 30 recent posts per creator, with view counts kept accurate by frequent data refreshes.
The Discord Bot now supports customizable #get-started welcome embed messages with multiple templates to match your community tone. The /fixserver command sets up a complete public channel layout—Welcome Center, Introduction, Creator Hub, and Ops—each with emoji-prefixed names, topics, and slowmode settings. Pre-trial members are gated to only key onboarding channels.
In Manager, you can now save filter setups—date range, platforms, creators, accounts, projects, and metrics—as named views and switch between them instantly. Saved views use relative date ranges like "last 7 days" so they stay current on every load. You can also designate a default view that applies automatically when you open the dashboard.
A new /demote command lets you move a creator back to trial status without leaving Discord. Integrations are now organized in a dedicated Integrations directory, where the Discord Bot and Discord Webhook each have their own detail page and setup card. API Keys gained inline copy buttons, and connected app access can be reviewed and revoked at App Access and Security settings.
When you export video data, creator emails are now included to help you connect video performance directly to the right contacts. This makes outreach, coordination, and follow-up messaging more efficient without needing to cross-reference identities separately.
Archiving creators in the Discord bot now requires a reason, which is shown in the archived channel and logs, and Team and Creator Lead roles are notified automatically. A new /demote command lets you move creators back to trial status without leaving Discord.
Applying date filters is now faster and more intuitive. Quick presets group related time periods like Today/Yesterday and Months together, making it easier to pick the right range at a glance. New rolling month options let you easily analyze performance over recent 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, or 12 months — perfect for spotting trends without manual adjustments.
You can now record manual payouts in Payouts without linking to a formal structure, and payout forms are streamlined to focus on what matters. Payout reports also deliver more reliable creator cost metrics like CAC.
Teams using the Discord Bot benefit from a new broadcast command that lets you send announcements quickly to your creator communities. This makes coordination and engagement easier inside Discord channels, helping managers maintain clear communication across programs. Explore this in Discord Bot settings.
The payout structure previews in Payout structures are now responsive and better aligned with your theme preferences. On mobile devices, the interface adapts with bottom-sheet drawers and a compact interactive mini chart, making it easier to review and adjust payouts on the go. A new hover card replaces tooltips on desktop for clearer information, and mobile step indicators provide a more digestible progress view during payout setup in Payouts.
Video downloads and data syncing behind proxy tunnels now succeed more reliably, reducing interruptions caused by network restrictions. New diagnostics help you verify your proxy setup quickly so you can troubleshoot without delay and keep your creator programs flowing smoothly.
Video backfills and real-time ingestion now deliver faster, more complete data. You can backfill videos by account feed and use feed-only downloads for TikTok via TikTok Ads. A new platform filter lets you scope backfills to specific socials, Instagram Reels and nested video payloads are correctly mapped, and a ScrapeCreators usage summary lets you monitor backfill activity.
Your Discord Bot digest now highlights top-performing videos from the last 7 days, with streamlined summary text so key insights stand out at a glance.
Creators now receive a direct message when their content is removed from archives.
Account exports now include creator email addresses.
Bulk payout sending is now available in Payouts, and campaign selection during setup works reliably. The interactive API docs let you try requests directly against your workspace. The Discord bot now handles large servers more gracefully: channel sections stay organized when categories fill up, roles are assigned correctly for creators and trials, and archiving works even when a member can't be matched.
Creators now have a home of their own. The new creator workspace brings your linked social profiles, tracked videos, and active campaigns into one dashboard, with a dedicated settings page for your profile and preferences.
Joining a campaign is streamlined as well: campaign details are shown up front in your campaigns, and linking additional social profiles along the way is optional instead of required. Invitations now route creators to the right place every time.
Teams that work across several brands will feel this one. A new organization sidebar makes switching instant — no flash of empty screens, with everything staying responsive on mobile.
You can now upload an image for your organization or profile with a built-in crop tool, and organization settings gains a danger zone for removing an organization entirely when winding one down.
Projects have been renamed to Campaigns throughout the app. In Campaigns, you can now specify required platforms so creators must provide accounts on those platforms to join. Invite use limits are enforced atomically, and creators are validated against required platform accounts before joining.
New View Health badges flag accounts with videos under 300 views, and Post Status badges summarize posting frequency at a glance. Status badge tooltips have been added and badge styling is now consistent across the app.
Videos, Accounts, and Creators tables can now be filtered by numeric metrics with min/max thresholds, and those filters are saved to the URL so you can share or return to exact views.
Videos can now be excluded from program tracking individually or in bulk in the Videos workspace. Excluded videos are hidden by default; toggle visibility to see them dimmed with status tooltips.
Discord webhook digests sent from Creator Ops now perfectly match the filters and views applied in your workspace. This means the summaries your team receives via the Discord Webhook accurately mirror what you see in Manager, helping keep everyone aligned with focused, relevant data.
Finding creators who use Discord just got easier. The creator multi-select dropdown now lets you search by Discord username and displays those Discord handles directly in the list. This helps you quickly locate the right collaborators and accounts connected to the Discord community in Manager and through the Discord Bot.
When adding tracked accounts in Manager, creator and project selectors now appear side-by-side, so you can link each account to the right creator and project in one step.
Videos that reach 100,000 views now automatically trigger advanced analysis jobs. Results appear in video details on the videos page.
A "Last 3 days" preset is now available in Creator Ops reports, positioned just before "Last 7 days."
The videos page toolbar is decluttered for smoother navigation by removing the "Export views over time" and "Resync all" buttons. This cleaner interface lets you focus on reviewing your videos without distractions.
The heatmap and posting time charts in Manager now honor all dashboard filters—date ranges, creators, and accounts—not just project and platform filters.
Videos now exports in Excel format alongside the existing CSV and JSON options. Copy URL buttons let you grab the link for any video or multiple selected rows in one click. All exported dates now use ISO format for consistency.
Thumbnails in Videos now use centered alignment to maintain consistent aspect ratios across all video cards. The Facebook icon size is also standardized to match other platform icons.
Manager now includes a "last 120 days" date preset alongside existing ranges, giving you four months of trend data without custom date selection.
Admins can now install the MCP server from Settings > API Keys with a single click via the Cursor deeplink protocol, or copy commands for CLI installation. Configuration tabs cover Cursor, Claude Desktop, and VS Code, with API key placeholders pre-filled. App connections can be reviewed in Connected apps.
Account and video sync jobs now run every 6 hours instead of every 4, reducing system load while keeping your data regularly updated.
Tables inside cards now use a fixed layout instead of scrollable components, eliminating horizontal scrolling. Metric columns have fixed widths so numbers stay aligned across every row.
Pagination limits that previously caused missed content have been removed when fetching posts from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook, so dashboards now reflect all available posts — including reels and shorts. Broken or incomplete TikTok thumbnails are filtered out so you only see valid images.
Learn more about managing your TikTok Ads integration in TikTok Ads.
Accounts now have two CSV export options: a quick export with profile URLs and basic info, or a full export with detailed metrics and metadata. Account displays across the app now show human-readable names when available, falling back to handles only if needed — so you’ll see names instead of numeric IDs on platforms like Facebook.
A new posting time performance heatmap breaks down video performance by day of week and hour, with color-coded intensity showing peak posting windows. It supports local timezones so activity aligns to each creator’s actual posting times, and only highlights time slots with at least three videos to avoid noise.
Adding content in bulk is here: paste a whole list of video URLs and each one's platform is detected and validated automatically — much faster than adding videos one at a time.
A new privacy mode hides sensitive creator details, handy when you're sharing your screen or presenting numbers to a wider room. The app also wears a fresh, brighter look throughout, and you can duplicate any structure in Payout structures to set up similar deals in seconds.
The dashboard tells a richer story this week. A new views distribution chart shows how attention spreads across your videos, broken down by platform, and per-platform pie charts make your channel mix obvious at a glance. Both stay readable on mobile.
Picking a reporting window is easier too: date presets are expanded and organized into clear groups, birthdays accept natural-language input, and timezone handling is corrected so every chart groups days the way you experience them.
The creators table now has an active/inactive toggle per creator, and the dashboard shows a new Creators stat card with the active creator count. Metric labels have been shortened — "Active Creators" is now "Creators" and "Active Accounts" is now "Accounts" — and active status is the default filter when viewing creators.
Over 900 duplicate videos have been removed from tables and dashboards. Video metrics timelines now correctly include initial view counts, recovering nearly 100 million views that were previously missing from total stats.
A dark/light mode toggle is now at the bottom of both the app and creator sidebars. It stays accessible whether the sidebar is expanded or collapsed, showing sun and moon icons with a label in expanded view.
Dashboard tables now show compact dates like "Dec 24" with relative times such as "2h" or "3d". Accounts can be toggled between tracked and untracked directly from the table, and a delete option with confirmation is available in the row dropdown. The creators table also gains platform tooltips showing views broken down by platform.
Sidebar icons now have tooltips for easier navigation, and the creators and accounts tables default to showing all records — active and inactive, tracked and untracked — for full roster visibility.
Projects now support a start date, which automatically sets the earliest date filter when viewing reports. You can also designate a default project for your organization — it loads automatically when you open the dashboard. To change the default, use the star icon in the projects table.
Tracking content just got more flexible. You can now export any video's view timeline to share trends outside the app, and a new resync-all control in Videos refreshes every tracked video on demand.
Daily digests are sharper too: rankings now follow three-day growth instead of raw totals, and daily counts are corrected so the numbers you see match what actually happened.
Creator performance digests can now be sent on demand, not just on the regular schedule. Digests also now show total views alongside changes from the previous window.
Discord daily digests now show today's view counts instead of all-time totals, with a compact single-line layout that fits more content at a glance. When there are many videos the list still splits into two messages — top 1-5 and 6-10. For more on integrating Creator Ops with Discord, visit Discord Bot.
The daily digest webhook now sends two compact lists — top 1-5 and top 6-10 videos — each showing rank, clickable title, creator name, and views, replacing bulky per-video embeds.
The Manager workspace now shows the exact last scraped date for every account, making stale data easy to spot. If a scrape gets stuck, you can reset it instantly with one click.
Your daily digest emails just got more insightful. Instead of showing views over a longer period, digests now focus on top-performing content based on view changes in the last three days. This helps you catch trending creators and videos faster, so you can act on emerging opportunities in your marketing programs.
A new theme toggle in your user settings — including Security settings — lets you switch between light and dark modes instantly. Updated icon styles also bring a cleaner look across the platform.
Webhook notifications send automated alerts when creator status changes, campaign milestones occur, or payout approvals come through. Connect them to tools like Slack or Discord Bot from the Integrations page, and pair with Payouts and Payout structures for full program oversight.
Projects are now available in the Manager workspace to group creators and campaigns by theme, goal, or period. You can link or unlink creators and campaigns as strategies evolve, and delete projects when no longer needed.
New payout forms, payout structures, and payout charts are now available from the Payouts and Payout structures pages. Set up customized structures tied to individual creators, and use the visual charts to review payout distribution and trends at a glance.
Analytics charts in Manager are improved for quicker reading, tables now remember your filter choices between visits, and saved custom colors persist so your highlighted data points stay visible.