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2026.10.4· X, release health, Night shift and Release Day

New

  • X in SnagFrog: write and schedule posts and campaigns, see them on a calendar, and read your analytics
  • Analytics for all your apps on one page
  • Release health: each new release compared with the one before, with regressions flagged on the Overview and in the Inbox
  • Night shift: Claude works on an app's open bugs overnight, and the Overview says how many fixes are ready to release
  • Release Day: one page per release with everything that spreads the word, each step dated, and a week-one report card compared with your last release
  • A pre-flight check before you publish a release: open errors, open bugs, and fixed reports left out

Improved

  • The Inbox: a quick look at a report without leaving the list, near-live updates, and "Since you were last here"
  • Focus mode, a smarter ⌘K, and a / menu for saved replies
  • Claude can now manage X posts, keyword research, custom forms and Release Day through MCP

2026.10.3· Grow: roadmap, testimonials, mentions and analytics

New

  • A public roadmap with feature voting; voters hear when their idea ships
  • Testimonials taken from real reports, with the person's permission, shown on your own site
  • Reddit threads and Mentions (Hacker News, Lobsters, Bluesky, Mastodon, Product Hunt) where people ask for something like your app, rated for fit, with reply drafts
  • Backlinks and launch directories: who links to your app and where it is listed
  • Custom forms beside bug, idea and question
  • Google Analytics for each app, right in the dashboard
  • Launchpad: take an app idea from Claude to a live website

Improved

  • A redesigned dashboard: an app's pages grouped in the sidebar, a ⌘K command palette and a short guided tour
  • Apps show their website's icon
  • Charts for keyword positions, audit scores and AI answers over time

2026.10.2· Errors, releases and search

New

  • Error tracking: the errors your apps and websites capture on their own, grouped, with an hourly digest instead of an email per error
  • Releases and a public changelog, with an embed for your own website; reporters hear their fix shipped, in their own language
  • An Overview page for each app
  • Search: audit your website for search engines and AI answers, research keywords, track where they rank, and see Google Search Console and Bing numbers
  • AI answers: see whether Gemini and Claude name your app when people ask
  • An action plan per app: one ranked to-do list, and Next up across all your apps
  • A light and dark theme switcher

Improved

  • The web widget loads faster: its popup loads only when it opens
  • Release notes show bold, code and links

2026.10.1· Launch: reports from your users, fixed by your Claude

New

  • A hosted report page for every app: bug reports, ideas and questions, with screenshots you can annotate and redact before sending
  • A web widget for your website, in 17 languages, with chat-style layouts and a live configurator
  • A Swift package for Mac and iOS apps, and a Godot 4 addon for in-game reports with logs and crash files
  • Readable crash reports in the dashboard, from macOS crash files to Godot crashes
  • Reply to reporters by email from the dashboard; their answers come back into the same thread
  • Merge duplicate reports and reply once to everyone who reported the same problem
  • Discord, Slack and webhook notifications, and GitHub or Linear issues created from a report
  • Workspaces: invite teammates and choose their roles
  • Connect SnagFrog to Claude through MCP, so Claude can read your reports, fix them and reply

Privacy and security

  • A privacy notice for reporters, a tool to export or delete a reporter's data, a Data Processing Agreement and 90-day retention
  • Page addresses are saved without their query strings, file paths hide your home folder, and console errors are scrubbed