Changelog

Shipped landing pages for affiliate bloggers and Shopify/WooCommerce sellers, dedicated integration pages for WordPress / WooCommerce / Shopify, and this changelog itself. The marketing nav and footer now read from a single site config so adding a page wires it into the site automatically.

The dashboard onboarding checklist was hitting a missing /api/onboarding endpoint and stuck on a skeleton state. Added the route and wired it to the publishing_destinations / brand_kits / articles tables so the three steps reflect real progress.

Sidebar credits indicator, top-bar credits pill, and home-page stat card all now read the same React context. Halved the /api/credits requests on every dashboard load and aligned the plan-progress math with the actual Pro (200) / Business (1000) tiers.

Launched /tools with two free utilities — Product Description Generator (URL → publish-ready HTML) and Meta Description Generator (topic → 3 A/B variations) — plus a /try mode that lets visitors generate one preview without signing up.

Replaced the redirect to /content with a real dashboard home: greeting, URL quick-start, onboarding checklist, usage stats, and a 5-item recent activity feed. Added a sticky top bar with plan badge, credits, and help.

Migrated every dashboard page to a single design-token approach. Eliminated white-on-white and harsh status colors that appeared in dark mode. Empty states across content, sites, styles, social, and pain-points now share a single component.

Switched Amazon product extraction from RapidAPI to Apify axesso_data scraper. More reliable, richer specs, and supports Amazon variants out of the box.

Extraction now rejects pages that look like reviews, access-denied screens, or category listings before consuming a credit. Saves your free tier for actual products.

Direct OAuth integrations replace the third-party scheduler. Share an article or listing to your social account in one click — tokens are stored encrypted and refreshed automatically.

Paste a Shopify product URL — Listo reads the native product JSON and an Apify fallback, then maps variants, tags, and body HTML into a complete product input.

Point Listo at a blog URL or paste a sample article. The AI analyzes Tone, Rhythm, Vocabulary, Signature Moves, and Writing Rules — then applies that voice to every generated article.

New plugin endpoint bypasses Hostinger, GoDaddy, and other CDN firewalls that block WP-JSON. Drop in once and Listo handles both posts and WooCommerce products through a single secure key.

Every generated article now enforces active voice, ≤20-word sentences, an H3 every 250 words, and transition words every 3-4 sentences. The Critical Content Rules block is now isolated from custom Writing Style overrides.