What We Shipped

Create Studio now feels like one tool instead of a set of loosely connected panels.

• Real usage figures: the "Usage this month" widget shows your actual credits used and storage against your plan, not placeholder numbers
• Consistent look and controls: the dashboard and panels share the same theme and action buttons, so Create adapts to light and dark and matches the rest of Studio
• Accurate credit costs: the Refine and Generate panels show the cost of the model that actually runs, and saved settings like size, quality, seed, and negative prompt now persist across reloads
• Recent results refresh: the Recent rail updates right after a generation or transform instead of waiting for the next refresh

You can now catch up on product updates inside the app, and Studio tells you when a newer build is ready.

• Changelog in the sidebar: the version link opens the in-app changelog so you can read what changed without going to a separate page
• A nudge when you are behind: a small hint and refresh action appear when your open tab is running an older build
• Keep scrolling for more: the changelog dialog loads older updates as you scroll

A round of fixes for issues that showed up during everyday catalog and review work.

• Bulk product edits stop vanishing: typing in the Category field no longer collapses the bulk-edit modal and resets your selected fields
• Tag removals stick: removing a tag from an asset now persists instead of reappearing on refresh
• Trash "Select all" is honest: it now reads "Select all loaded" when more items remain, and the toolbar shows "N of M selected" so Restore and Delete never skip items quietly
• Cancelled autofix really stops: bulk autofix no longer spends credits or approves assets after you discard the session
• Approve-only actions stay hidden: autofix and approve controls no longer show for users who cannot approve, so they avoid a dead-end permission error
• One keypress, one action: review hotkeys no longer fire duplicate approve or reject actions after a quick remount

Analytics got a dedicated command centre that pulls your workspace activity into one place.

• One place to look: usage, activity, and the numbers that matter are grouped into a single analytics surface
• Pick a time range that sticks: the 7-day, 30-day, 90-day, and all-time range now lives in the URL, so it survives refreshes and back navigation instead of resetting

A broad pass made the workspace easier to use with a keyboard and a screen reader.

• Correct structure for assistive tech: asset grids, sidebar lists, and toggle groups now expose the right roles and relationships
• Keyboard-first navigation: more surfaces can be driven from the keyboard, and focus rings show up for keyboard users rather than after a mouse click
• Named controls: icon-only buttons across Create Studio and the review surfaces got real accessible names

Billing and checkout were hardened around plan changes, credit packs, and subscription transitions.

• Fewer checkout dead ends: invalid or mismatched plan choices are caught earlier instead of failing partway through
• Credit packs cover more cases: purchase and account-state edge cases around credit packs were closed, including one-time pack handling
• Steadier subscription changes: webhook race conditions and provider lifecycle handling were fixed so plan transitions land reliably
• Return where you left off: checkout now remembers where you were headed, so you land back on the right page after paying

Public pricing was reframed around workspace plans, matching how access and billing actually work in the app.

• One plan model: instead of separate individual and team tracks, pricing follows the workspace plan you are on
• Packaging that lines up: supplier portal access is part of the plan tiers, so what you see on pricing matches what you get
• Targeted credit packs: credit pack offers can be tailored to how you use Studio

New accounts get a clearer start, from the first screen through the early setup steps.

• A guided first run: a signup onboarding modal walks you through the basics instead of dropping you onto an empty workspace
• 25 free credits to start: new accounts begin with 25 free credits, and the marketing pages now match what you actually get
• Skip the checklist when you want: the setup checklist has a skip action, so you are never stuck on it
• Better onboarding emails: the welcome email sequence was rewritten to be more specific and useful

The old onboarding-only Get Started page is now a permanent operations home that pulls everything needing attention into one place. It is prefetched on the server, so it is ready as soon as the page loads.

• Work queues up front: review queues and the work that needs your attention are foregrounded, so you can act without hunting through the app
• Pick up where you left off: a Continue Work panel takes you back to the assets and product work you were last on
• Workspace health at a glance: a health panel sits alongside the queues to flag what needs looking at
• Setup next steps: remaining setup actions are surfaced so new workspaces know what to do next

Assets and Products now support saved views and a much stronger filtering model, so the way you like to work sticks around.

• Save your setup: store filters, sorting, and layout as a named view, then return to it later
• Advanced filters and a query builder: combine conditions with groups and logic for precise catalog queries, while simple filters stay quick for everyday changes
• Filters live in the URL: refreshes, back navigation, and shared links restore the same filtered view
• Predictable saved-view actions: creating, updating, resetting, pinning, and reordering views behave consistently across pinned, hidden, and ordinary views

Video handling across the workspace and supplier portal got steadier, with better diagnostics when something is wrong with a file.

• Broader format support: a remux fallback handles videos that would not process before, and HLS playlists are inspected on import
• Catch problems early: upload preflight diagnostics flag a bad video before it gets deep into processing
• A real filmstrip: the asset viewer shows a filmstrip of frames so you can scrub a video at a glance