Release History

Stay up to date with the latest Market Trak features, improvements, and fixes.

August 2026

• Your email campaigns now count clicks, not just opens - Every link in a campaign email records when it is clicked, then sends the reader straight on to the page; they notice nothing and unsubscribe links are never touched. Clicks tell you more than opens, because some mail apps open the tracking pixel on the lead's behalf and others block it, while a click is a real person choosing to look. On Analytics, each campaign in How your emails land shows its clicks under its opens once it has some. Campaigns sent before this arrived have no clicks recorded, so they show none rather than a misleading zero.

• See what your ads are doing, right on Analytics - If you run property ads, Analytics now carries a Your ads card: spend, enquiries, cost per enquiry and clicks for whichever period you have picked, with a link through to the full ad report. If you have never launched an ad, there is no card taking up space.

• Hop between the deeper reports on your phone - On your phone, Report engagement, Email engagement and the Bio link now carry the Go deeper links at the foot of each screen, so you can move between them and your patch report without going back to Analytics first.

• Analytics is one page - The Overview, Lead Sources, Reports, Email and Bio link tabs are gone. Open Analytics, pick 7, 30 or 90 days at the top, and every figure on the page follows it, each with the change against the period before: your new leads lead it with a chart of how they arrived, then your posts published, report views, email opens and Bio link views, then a card for each part of your marketing: how many people saw your data against how many became a lead, every channel that produced one (with percentages that add up to the big number), your most-read reports with the leads each one captured, who's reading them, where the views come from, and how the period's email campaigns landed. A card with no data simply does not appear, every card names the period in its corner, and your monthly patch report sits at the top, one click away. Old links still land in the right place.

• Your monthly patch report: where you stand in your patch, and where to focus - Open Analytics and the new Your patch tab, press Generate, and a couple of minutes later you have this month's report: what stands out, your last 30 days in Market Trak, the market in numbers for every one of your areas, the sales registered around you by sector against your own listings, the agents Google lists for each of your towns with their ratings and reviews (click through and read them), and four actions picked from your own numbers, each opening the tool that does it. Download it as a PDF, and every month's report is kept so you can watch the story move. Every paid plan gets one a month; a trial includes one.

• Your valuation page explains an area we do not cover, instead of looking like a typo - Someone entering a Northern Ireland postcode on your public valuation page saw the message in red, under the box, where a mistyped postcode goes. It now appears in its own amber panel, the same way the Content Pack says it, so it reads as "we do not cover that yet" rather than "you got that wrong". Everywhere in England, Scotland and Wales is unaffected.

• You choose which postcode areas stay on - If you hold more areas than your plan covers, the extra ones are switched off. Which ones used to be decided for you, oldest kept and newest switched off, which is rarely the area you would have picked. Now, if you move to a smaller plan, the confirmation asks you to choose which areas keep working before it goes ahead, and you can change your mind any time from your Billing page. Nothing is deleted either way: the switched-off ones stay on your account and come back as soon as your plan covers them again.

• You can move down a plan without asking us, and you see what you would lose first - Change plan used to offer only the plans above yours; the ones below were greyed out, so there was no way to move down from inside Market Trak. Now every plan is selectable. Pick a smaller one and you get a screen naming the date it takes effect, which is the end of the period you have already paid for, everything you would lose, and every allowance that gets smaller with the old and new figures side by side. Nothing changes on the day you choose it, and your billing page tells you a change is coming until it lands. If you are on a discounted rate, the screen tells you that moving down ends it, so the choice is yours to make with that in front of you.

• Your billing page shows how you pay, and your invoices - It used to list every plan and their prices on the page you opened to check what you are already paying, and your payment details, your invoices and cancelling all lived behind a separate Stripe window. Billing now names the plan you are on, opens what it includes when you click it, and shows how you pay and your recent invoices with a link to download each one. Five at a time, with Show more for older ones. It names whatever you actually pay with, whether that is a card, Link or a direct debit. Changing it still opens Stripe, who hold your details. Cancelling has not moved or changed, it is just easier to find. If you are on a trial, your billing page is unchanged: it still shows the plans, because that is what you are there for.

• Your billing page shows the price you are actually on - If you are on a discount or a rate we agreed with you, the page showed your plan's standard price instead of yours, and the cancellation screen did the same. Both now show the price you are actually on, name the discount beside it, and say when VAT is added on top. If you go to cancel, the screen also tells you that leaving gives the discount up.

• Your settings are one list on a computer, the same as on your phone - Settings used to be split in two, some of it behind your initials in the corner and the rest behind a row of five tabs, with no way to tell which held what. Open Menu at the bottom of the sidebar and choose Settings, and you now get one page: everything grouped under Capturing leads, Workspace and Account, with your credits at the top. Click any row to open it, and Settings at the top takes you back. Nothing has been renamed and nothing has moved out of reach, so any link or bookmark you already had still works.

• A scheduled post now waits when you are out of credits, instead of failing - If a post came due while your balance was empty, it was marked as failed and you were emailed to say so, even though nothing had been attempted and it would have gone out perfectly once you topped up. It now stays on your calendar and publishes on its own as soon as you have the credits, as long as its time has not passed by more than a day. The calendar shows it in amber with Waiting for credits so you can see why it has not gone out yet, and there is no "post failed" email for it any more.

• Fixed: the billing links in our emails go to the right page - Several emails, including the low-credits warning and the posts-on-hold notice, had a Manage your plan button that led to a page that does not exist. Those links, and the ones to your property feeds and your email preferences, now open the right screen.

• The month view on your phone is a month, not a list - It used to stack every day that had something on it, one card each with the posts inside, so a busy month was a very long scroll. You now see the whole month at once, with a count on each day and the busiest days filled in, and tapping a day opens it underneath. The week view and the view on a computer are unchanged.

• The send window tells you exactly who a campaign is going to - The button used to read "Queue Campaign (24 leads)". It now says Send to 24 people, or Schedule for 24 people if you have picked a time. Send now and Schedule sit side by side above it rather than stacking on a narrow phone.

• Your Bio link has a Preview button at the top - On a phone, or a narrow window, the live preview sits below all the settings, so seeing your page meant scrolling past everything. Tap Preview next to the heading to jump straight to it.

• Fixed: a Property Pack opened from your Library comes back to your Library - The back link took you to Content instead of the shelf you were browsing. Open the same pack from Content and it still takes you back to Content. A market report opened from inside a Content Pack now goes back to that pack too.

• Your Integrations screen tells you what needs you - On a phone, Integrations is now a list grouped by state: anything that needs attention sorts to the top, and each one carries a line saying where it stands, like "Access expires in 2 days" or "1 of 4 feeds erroring". Your Account screen shows a count against Integrations when something is genuinely broken, so you find out without going looking. Nothing here claims more than it has checked: Tracking and Custom code say "Set up" rather than "Working", because we do not verify that a pixel fires or that injected code runs.

• Your custom code box shows all of your code - It used to be a fixed six lines, so most of a pasted snippet was hidden. It now grows to fit what is in it, and for anything really long a Show all of it button opens the whole thing.

• Fixed: the Integrations list updates the moment you change something - Editing your custom code or your tracking pixels and going back to the list used to leave the old answer on screen until you reloaded the page.

• The assistant calls each screen what you call it - It knew the pages by their computer names, so on a phone it could tell you to visit "Dashboard" or "Leads" when your screen says Today and People. It now uses the names on the device you are actually holding.

• The app on your phone has been rebuilt - Market Trak now has a proper phone app rather than the desktop site squeezed onto a small screen. A bar across the bottom takes you to five places: Today, Content, the Assistant, Share and People. Pull any screen down to refresh it. On your list of people, drag a row to the left to email or delete that person, or press and hold a row to start selecting several at once. The same press-and-hold works on saved posts and on reports. Nothing has moved on a computer, and nothing has been renamed there.

• Your settings are grouped by what things are - Tap your initials in the top right to open Account. Everything that used to be split between a profile menu and a settings page is in one list, in three groups: the things that bring people in, your workspace, and your own account. Bio link and Embeddables now have their own entries instead of sitting three taps deep inside a settings tab, because they are things you hand to other people rather than things you configure.

• Assistant memory has its own page on your phone - What the assistant knows about you, and how you want it to write, is a page of its own with its own entry on your Account screen. On a computer it stays where it has always been, on your profile page. Nothing about how it works has changed. Read the guide.

• Billing and Plans have moved to the Workspace group in your settings menu, because your plan belongs to a workspace rather than to you personally. Nothing about billing itself has changed.

• Integrations are a list on your phone - Facebook & Instagram, Google Reviews, your CRM, property feeds, tracking and custom code are now six entries you tap into, rather than one long page where opening the first meant scrolling past all of it to reach the last.

• You can add an office from your phone - The office switcher had no way to create a new one, and if you only had a single office it did not open at all. Tap Offices on your Account screen to switch or to add.

• Email templates are edited on a computer - Writing an email template means a lot of fiddly text and merge fields, and it was never workable on a phone screen. Tapping Email templates on a phone now takes you to your campaigns instead. Everything about templates on a computer is unchanged, and sending a campaign from your phone still lets you choose any template.

• Fixed: every screen now opens at the top - Scrolling down one tab and then moving to another used to leave the new screen already scrolled down, with its heading off the top.

• Fixed: choosing a report no longer opens the keyboard over the list you have just opened.

• Fixed: sending a campaign from a phone no longer runs off the side of the screen - Choosing a report with a long name pushed the whole box sideways. Sending a campaign is now a full screen on a phone rather than a small box, so there is room for the preview.

• Fixed: the Leads number on your dashboard was counting almost nothing - The Leads card only ever counted one kind of lead: someone unlocking a public report. Everyone else scored nothing, including instant valuations, Bio link enquiries, embedded forms, people you added yourself, and Facebook and Instagram lead ads. If you run lead ads through the Ad Launcher, this is the one to look at: one workspace had 29 ad enquiries sitting in their account while the card read zero. The card now counts every lead Market Trak captured for you, and the correction applies to the leads you already have, so your number is right straight away with nothing to do at your end. Leads you imported from a spreadsheet or a CRM are still not counted, because the card is there to show what Market Trak brought in rather than what you uploaded. That is what the new subtitle Excluding imports means, and it is why this number can be lower than the Last 30 days figure on your People page, which counts everyone. Asking the assistant how many leads you have had now gives the same answer as the card. Read the guide.

• Your dashboard figures now say what period they cover - Leads, Campaigns and Posts have always been 30-day figures, but only Leads said so, so "128 posts published" could easily read as a lifetime total. The three now sit under a single heading reading Activity, last 30 days, on both your phone and your computer. The weekly trend arrows on Campaigns and Posts still compare against the previous 7 days and are labelled as such.

• Fixed: the Posts number on your dashboard now counts posts that actually went out - The Posts card was counting every post that had ever been added to your calendar, and it never took one away again when you unscheduled or deleted it. So a post you put on the calendar and then changed your mind about kept counting, and putting the same post back on a different date counted twice. The card now counts posts that have published, and its subtitle reads Published to say so. Your number may look smaller than it did, because it is now only the posts your audience actually saw. Posts still waiting on the calendar are not gone: you will see them on the calendar itself and in the Posts this week row of the Awareness Meter, which now also stops counting posts you have taken off. Read the guide.

• Public reports and valuations now open on mtrak.me - The report or valuation itself now runs on Market Trak's separate public-content site. Report links you copy still begin with reports.marketrak.pro so Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and other services can build the branded preview, but readers are sent straight to the report on mtrak.me with no extra stop in between. Instant Valuation links now use mtrak.me/valuation/.... Every older marketrak.pro link continues to work, including links already printed, emailed or published in social posts.

• Fixed: Property Packs now wait for all the listing photos - The front photo appears immediately when you choose a property, but the rest of its gallery can take a few seconds to arrive. The Generate button now stays grey and reads Loading property photos... until that gallery is ready, so you cannot accidentally build six posts from the front photo alone. If you switch properties while photos are still loading, the earlier gallery is safely ignored and only the newly chosen property's photos and details can appear. Read the guide.

• Fixed: property ads now use the town shown in your listing - If a property feed supplied a town and a broad postcode district, the Ad Launcher could ignore the town and replace it with the first council district covered by that postcode. One Rayleigh listing therefore produced copy saying Basildon even though the property picker was correct. The ad now uses the town already present in the listing address, while still keeping the street and house number private. If a feed supplies only a postcode district, Market Trak uses the nearest local settlement instead of guessing from council boundaries. Read the guide.

• Property ads now open with the scannable bullet-point version - The first draft of every property ad now uses the classic estate-agent shape: a short introduction, emoji feature lines, the price and a closing invitation. Rewrite switches to the more conversational prose version, then alternates between the two styles on later presses, so the order is predictable rather than random. Read the guide.

• Data Sheets now show how local prices have moved - A new Market Price Trend timeline plots the six most recent average asking prices and their movement, the same useful history already shown in the Article Report and Area Spotlight. It sits after Property Prices & Growth, follows your chosen Data Sheet theme, and changes to an easy-to-read vertical timeline on a phone.

• A simpler start to your trial, and a tour of your first Content Pack - Starting a trial now asks one thing: connect your Facebook Page, so the posts you approve can publish themselves. Everyone is then offered a free setup call. Your first pack comes with a short guided tour of the thumbs, the dates and the edit button, and if your Page isn't connected yet the pack shows a reminder strip that connects it in one click and brings you straight back.

• Password reset now uses a six-digit code instead of a link - Tap "Forgot your password?" and we email you a code, the same way signing up works. Type it in on the reset screen and choose a new password. This is far more reliable than the old link, especially on a phone: the code works in whatever browser or app you already have open, it cannot be eaten by your email provider's security scanning, and if it expires the Resend button on the screen gets you a fresh one in seconds.

• Fixed: an expired password reset link now tells you so and offers you a new one - Reset links last an hour. If you opened one after that, you were still shown the "Set a new password" screen, and filling it in failed with a technical error rather than an explanation. You now land on a screen that says so and offers a fresh code, so getting back in is one step instead of a guess.

• Fixed: city-centre postcodes now appear when you search for your area - Typing a single-digit district like M1, B1, L1, S1, G1, E1 or SY2 into the area box brought back the longer districts around it (M11, M14 and so on) but not the one you typed, so agents covering a city centre could not pick their own patch. Those now come back first, with the right town beside them. M1 also used to read "Bushey", having matched the motorway rather than Manchester, and now reads Manchester.

• Fixed: a Content Pack could be titled with a neighbouring town instead of yours - Where a postcode district shares its opening characters with a longer one nearby (SY2 and SY21, or PH3 and PH33), the area lookup could settle on the neighbour's town, so a Shrewsbury pack came out as "Welshpool, SY2" and the wrong town name then ran through the wording of all six posts. The figures were always for the area you asked for and were never wrong; only the name was off. Packs and reports built from now on match your district exactly, and where no town can be found you get the postcode on its own.

• Your Google reviews can write your posts - Connect your Google Business listing under Workspace Settings > Integrations > Google Reviews and your newest review turns up in your Daily Swipes as a finished post: your customer's words on a branded image in your colours, their name and star rating, and a caption already written alongside. There is no Google login to go through; we find your business from your name and website and you just tap the right one. You choose whether four-star reviews count or only five. We never reword what your customer wrote. Available on Premium and Ultimate.

• When you reword a post, Market Trak learns from it - Editing a caption before you keep it is now a signal in its own right, not just a change to that one post. If you keep taking the postcode out of the town name, or keep rewriting our openings into something punchier, Market Trak notices the pattern and writes that way from then on, across your Content Packs, your Swipes, your property posts and the assistant. It works on your very first pack, so the sooner you make a post sound like you, the sooner everything else does. Small mechanical fixes like a typo or a swapped hashtag are ignored, and anything you have told the assistant directly still comes first.

• Your posts can speak as "I" instead of "we" - If you are a one-person agency, everything Market Trak writes for you can now say "I" and "my" rather than "we" and "our": your Content Pack, your Swipes, your property posts and the assistant. We work it out from your website when you join, and you can change it any time under Workspace Settings > Branding > Brand Voice.

• Fixed: a Content Pack that failed while building could charge you for its images - A pack is paid for once, when it is delivered, and a pack that fails is not charged. But if a pack failed part-way through, any of its images that finished a moment later could be charged individually, for a pack you never got. That gap is closed, and the one account affected has had the credits put back.

• A banner tells you when the AI is down - If the AI behind Content Packs, Property Packs, posts, images and the assistant stops responding, a notice now appears at the top of the app saying so, and it goes away by itself once things are back. It means you will know straight away why something is not generating, rather than trying again and wondering.

• Every Property Pack now includes one plain post - Five of the six posts carry a designed line on the image; one is now always your photo with just the occasion ribbon or badge and your logo, the closest thing in the pack to a classic listing post. The plain designs were always in the set but were hardly ever picked.

• Fixed: the photo collage in a Property Pack often came out as a ribbon post instead - Packs with four or more photos include a collage under your occasion banner, but it failed to render more often than not and a ribbon post took its place. It now completes reliably.

• Fixed: a campaign could show as "failed" even though every email had gone out - In rare cases Market Trak sent a campaign successfully but could not record it straight away, and the campaign was marked as failed to avoid sending anything twice. That record now heals itself within a couple of minutes, the campaign shows the true delivered count, and larger contact lists are no longer affected. Nothing to do on your side.

• Your first swipes are made for you the morning after you start a trial - Until now the first set was only made when you opened the deck. If you start a free trial, Market Trak now builds your first set overnight, and the "let us get your first post live" email on day two tells you they are waiting. Later sets are still made when you open the deck.

• Change your bio link name from Bio Link settings - The pencil button next to Your link lets you rename the address (the part after mtrak.me/). It is the same name as your Instant Valuation link, so both change together, and any address you have already shared keeps working.

• Fixed: logos uploaded from a phone now get a proper see-through background - iPhones often save a logo as a JPG with a solid background behind it. Market Trak now removes that flat background before it makes the light and dark versions of your logo, so the logo sits cleanly on your posts instead of inside a box. Applies to logos added or rescanned from now on; if yours was uploaded earlier, rescan your website or upload it again in Branding.

• Fixed: changing your valuation link or bio link no longer breaks the links you have already shared - Both addresses sit on the same workspace slug, so changing it used to quietly break every link already carrying the old one: printed cards, email signatures, and worst of all posts already published to Facebook and Instagram, which cannot be edited after they go out. Old links now keep working. Anyone who follows one lands in the right place and the address corrects itself on the way. Separately, the valuation button on reports built from a Content Pack is now future-proof, so a report you made months ago keeps working whatever you rename later.

• We can now find your logo on far more agency websites - When you add your website during setup, Market Trak looks for your logo so you do not have to upload one. On some modern sites, including those built by Street and Spectre, the page holds its images in a way the scan could not read, so it came back with nothing and asked you to upload your logo yourself. Those sites now work, and where an agency has several versions of its logo we pick the one that reads best on your posts.

• Fixed: your logo could come out as a solid dark block on your posts - If your logo was uploaded as a JPG, Market Trak could read its white background as part of the mark and repaint the whole thing dark, so posts and reports carried a dark rectangle with the logo buried in it. That no longer happens, and every affected account has been put right, with nothing for you to do. For the sharpest results, upload a PNG with a transparent background: see setting up your logo. Worth knowing if you set yours up on a phone, since picking from your photo library turns the file into a JPG.

• Postcode sector packs widen automatically when the market is too quiet - If you build a Content Pack for a postcode sector (like NN9 6) where fewer than five homes a month are selling, the pack now quietly uses the wider district instead, with the title updated to match. Your posts never quote figures drawn from a handful of sales.

• Two new looks in your Content Pack - Every pack's second half has been redesigned so no two posts share a style. The seller tip now arrives as a premium still-life photo with the tip printed on a swing tag, and there is a new bold statement card set in your own brand colour, the same style as the cards in your daily Swipes. Same six posts, more variety.

• Fixed: Street-built websites showed no properties in the pickers - If your agency website is built by Street (a Spectre site), your website feed detected your listings but the property picker in the Property Pack and Ad Launcher said "No listings here yet". Your whole book now appears, with photos and prices, and any affected accounts were filled in automatically. Picking one of these properties also now loads its full photo gallery rather than a single photo, so you have the complete set to choose from for your posts.

• Fixed: a report or Content Pack could be titled with a street name you never asked for - If you picked a street-level suggestion from the location box, or typed a full postcode (for example "SG6 2TH"), the title could come out as that one street ("Ashbourne Cl, SG6") even though you had asked for the whole area. The figures were always for the whole area and were never wrong; only the name was off. Titles now always use the town and postcode ("Letchworth Garden City, SG6"), whatever you type or pick, and if no town can be found you get the postcode on its own.

• Post Again lets you choose the channels - When you use Post Again on a published post, you can now pick Facebook, Instagram or both for the copy. Before, it went to whichever channels the original used, with no way to change them.

• Your Library shows when you saved a post - Posts on the Library's Posts tab now show the date you saved them. They used to show the date the post was written, so something you saved today from an older Content Pack looked weeks old.

• Deleting a scheduled post now deletes the post, not just its date - Deleting a post from your content calendar used to remove only the calendar entry. The post itself came back: waiting to be approved again on its Content Pack, and listed in your Library as though you had saved it. Deleting now removes the post properly, and the confirmation says so. If you only want to move a post, use Change date rather than deleting it. Publishing a post early with Publish now instead is unaffected and still keeps your published post.

• Fixed: Instagram is now ticked by default when you schedule or publish a post - If your Facebook Page has an Instagram account linked, Instagram is pre-selected everywhere you choose channels: Approve the week on a Content Pack, Publish now, the calendar composer and the Library. Before, only Facebook was ticked, so unless you spotted the Instagram checkbox your post went to Facebook alone. Approving posts one at a time with the thumbs-up already sent to both, which meant the same pack could reach different audiences depending on which button you used. You can still untick Instagram on any post.

• Fixed: your Library was listing posts you had put on the calendar, not just the ones you saved - The Posts tab in your Library is for posts you keep with the bookmark, with no date attached. It was also listing every post you had approved from a Content Pack or Property Pack, including ones that had already gone out, so the tab filled up with things you had never chosen to save there. It now shows only what you bookmarked, which for some accounts means a much shorter list. Nothing has been deleted: every post you approved is on your Content Calendar exactly as before, on its date, and there is now a link straight to it at the top of the Posts tab. If you later take a post off your calendar it returns to your Library, since it no longer has a date.

• Swipes: a few ready posts every day, keep or pass - There is a new Swipes card at the top of the Create group in your sidebar (pink while there are swipes waiting, white once you have done today's), and on a phone it is under Content in the bottom bar. Open it and you get a small deck of finished posts about your patch, each one written from your own area's figures or one of your listings, with the image already made and your branding on it. Swipe right to keep a post and it goes on your calendar at a free slot, left to pass, or save it to your Library with no date. You can edit the words before you keep one, and anything you swiped today can be put back if you change your mind. How many you get each day depends on your plan. They do not use credits. The part that keeps working after you close it: every keep and pass teaches Market Trak what you like, and what it learns is used by your Content Packs, your property posts and the AI Assistant too, so everything written for you gets closer to your taste. Read the guide.

• Your morning digest tells you about your swipes - The daily property email now includes a line about the swipes waiting for you, with a link straight to your deck. It only appears if you have swipes to do: once you have been through today's, the line goes away.

• Your swipes start writing when you open the app - Once you have swiped before, the day's deck starts being written as soon as you open Market Trak, on any page, so it is usually ready by the time you tap Swipes instead of making you wait.

• The Ad Launcher's photos are ready when you get to them - Your property's photos now load in the background while the ad copy is being written, so the photo chooser on the review screen appears already filled in.

• The phone's bottom bar is the same for everyone - It now reads Dashboard, Content, Assistant, Calendar, Leads. The Ad Launcher has moved into the Content menu (alongside Swipes and the two packs) rather than taking a bar slot on some plans and not others, and Dashboard is back on the bar for everybody, first.

• Swipe through a carousel on your phone - When you are building a post with several photos, you can now swipe the preview left and right to move through them, instead of reaching for the small arrows. Scrolling down the page still works as normal. On a computer the arrows are unchanged.

• Show a property properly: post up to ten of its photos as one carousel - In your content calendar, choose Add Post then About a property and pick a listing. Its photos now load into a strip under the preview, so you can pick the ones that sell the home instead of posting a single outside shot. Tap to add or remove, drag them into the order you want, and the first is your cover. Add your own photos on top if the listing is missing a shot, and if one photo needs fixing, Replace and Edit image work on whichever slide you are looking at. You can write the caption yourself or have one written from the listing details. Read the guide.

• Post several photos at once as a carousel - In your content calendar, choose Add Post then Write your own, and pick more than one photo. They now go out as a single post people swipe through: a carousel on Instagram, and a multi-photo post on Facebook. Up to ten photos, which is Instagram's limit. Drag them into whatever order you like, and the first one is your cover. Use the arrows on the preview to page through the set before you publish, and if one photo needs fixing, Replace and Edit image work on whichever slide you are looking at. Scheduled carousels work the same way. Read the guide.

• Your approval queue is now a tab, not a link you had to spot - Posts waiting for approval used to sit behind a small link near the top of your content calendar. There is now an Awaiting approval tab next to Calendar, showing how many posts are waiting, so you can see at a glance without going looking. The morning digest email takes you straight to it, and any older link you have still works. Read the guide.

• See what it costs without going hunting - While you're on a free trial, the settings menu at the bottom-left now has a Pricing entry that opens every plan side by side, with monthly and yearly options. Before, the plans only turned up after you tapped something locked, which is a strange way to have to ask a price. You can also just ask the AI Assistant "how much is it" and it answers with the current prices and a link straight to the plans. Once you're subscribed, your plan lives where it always has, on Workspace settings > Billing & Subscription.

• Fixed: the assistant's memory was over-counting your choices, and the old counts have been cleared - The assistant learns what you tend to pick (image style, aspect ratio) by counting your choices, and it was counting the same old choice again every time you came back to the chat. That meant something you picked once could show up as a firm preference in User Settings > AI Assistant, and the assistant would lean on it when suggesting images. It now only counts what is genuinely new. Because every existing count was overstated, they have all been cleared and will build up again correctly as you work. Your custom instructions, the areas you cover and everything else the assistant remembers are untouched.

• No more picking a writing style in the assistant - The assistant used to stop and ask whether you wanted your post Conversational, Insight-led or Short & Punchy before it would write anything. That question has gone. Every post now comes out at one sensible length, the same length your Content Packs and property posts use, and if you want it different you just say so: "make that shorter", "give me a bit more detail". One less decision before you see a post. The caption style dropdown in the calendar composer is unchanged, because there you are genuinely choosing between three captions side by side. Read the guide.

• Statement images now cost you nothing, and use your exact brand colour - When you ask the assistant for a post in the Statement look, the picture is now drawn directly rather than generated. Your brand colour comes out exactly as you saved it rather than approximated, your own logo is placed on it, and the layout is consistent every time. Because nothing is generated, Statement images no longer use any of your credits. The other two looks, Boutique and Press, are unchanged. Read the guide.

• Approving a post from your queue now checks your calendar first - Your Content Packs and Property Packs already did this: if something has been scheduled close to a post's time since it was written, approving shifts it to the next clear slot so two posts never go out on top of each other. The approval queue does the same now, and the dialog tells you about any change before you confirm. A time you picked yourself is never moved. Read the guide.

• Fixed: two properties found on the same day no longer get the same posting time - When your feed picked up more than one listing in a day, every one of them was given the same three dates and times, so your queue showed several different properties all set to go out at the same moment. Suggested times are now picked around the posts already waiting in your queue, so each property gets its own slot: never two at once, never more than six in a day, and always at least an hour and a half apart. If a day fills up, the next post moves to the next day with room. These are the same good posting times your Content Packs and Property Packs use: 10am, 1pm and 4pm on a weekday, 11am, 2pm and 5pm at the weekend. Posts already waiting in your queue have been given tidy times too, so you will find them spread through the day rather than bunched up; each one kept its original day wherever there was room. Posts whose date has already passed are left alone, as before: they get a fresh date when you approve them, and approving a batch of them now spreads them properly. Several properties can share a day, but the same property never posts twice in one day, so a big catch-up takes a few days rather than a month. And if you have set a preferred posting time on your feed, it is now used properly: the hour was being ignored, so a feed set to 2:30pm was getting 9:30am. Read the guide.

• Your feed's three posts for a property no longer all end with the same link - The three posts written for each new listing go out across five days. Previously all three finished with your property link, which reads repetitively and gets less reach, because Facebook and Instagram show link posts to fewer people. Now the first two invite people to message you, comment, tag a friend or save the post, each one different, and the third carries the link for anyone ready to see the full listing. They also use the same style of closing line as your Property Packs. If a feed is set to post automatically without your approval, it sticks to "message us" style closes, so nothing promises to reply to comments while you are not watching. Read the guide.

• The approval queue now opens on your newest property - It used to open on your oldest scheduled post, so if you had a few waiting, today's arrivals were at the bottom. It now groups by property with the most recent first, and the tidier layout works properly on a phone: the buttons sit side by side instead of stacked, and Approve and Remove are where your thumb expects them. Read the guide.

• A morning round-up when your feed has posts waiting for approval - When your property feed picks up new listings and writes posts for them, you now get one email the following morning showing the photos of what arrived, with a link straight to your approval queue. One email a day at most, and only on days something actually arrived, and it names which workspace it is about if you run more than one. It follows the Posts ready for approval switch in your notification settings, so turning that off turns this off too. Read the guide.

• Write notes on a lead after you have spoken to them - Open any lead and there is now an Add a note box at the top of their activity timeline. Type what was said on the call and save it, and it sits in the timeline alongside everything else in date order, so you can see that you emailed someone on the Tuesday, that they opened it on the Wednesday, and that when you rang on the Thursday they said they were waiting until spring. Notes are shared with everyone in your workspace and show who wrote them, so a colleague picking up the same lead knows where things stand; you can edit or delete your own at any time. Once a lead has a note, a Notes only toggle appears above the timeline for when there is a lot of automatic activity to scroll past, and your main leads list shows a small note count against anyone you have written about, so you can see at a glance who has actually been spoken to. Read the guide.

• Fixed: images could disappear from a Content Pack left waiting - Your posts keep their images for the full 30 days a pack is around. A background job that clears out pictures nothing is using any more had stopped seeing posts that were still very much in use, and was removing their images after a fortnight, leaving the words behind. That is fixed, and it now stops itself and raises a flag rather than ever clearing images in bulk again. Packs that had lost images have been removed rather than left looking half finished, so if one has gone from your account that is why, and a fresh pack takes about a minute from your dashboard. Anything you had already approved, scheduled or published is untouched, and so is every report in your Library. Read the guide.

• Signing up now picks up your phone number for you - When you paste your website at the start, we read your agency phone number off it and show it back to you to check, alongside your logo and colours. Underneath, you can add a WhatsApp number, which switches on the WhatsApp button on your Bio link page so people can message you in one tap. Both are optional and neither holds up getting your first Content Pack, so skip them if you'd rather. You can add or change either one later under Workspace Settings > Branding. Read the guide.

• Your dashboard now suggests setting up your Bio Link - When everything more pressing is done, the Today's Focus card has one more suggestion: switch on your Bio Link. You'll only see it if your plan includes the Bio Link, you haven't set it up yet, and your Facebook page has an Instagram account linked. It disappears for good the day you switch the Bio Link on, and it never affects your Awareness score. Read the guide.

• The setup guide no longer asks for tracking pixels - Most agents don't have a pixel to hand, so that one optional step kept many setup guides from ever reaching 100%. It has been taken off the checklist. Tracking pixels themselves haven't moved: you can add them any time under Settings > Integrations > Tracking. And if pixels were the only thing between you and 100%, you'll find your guide complete next time you look. Read the guide.

• Fixed: property feeds now connect on many more agency websites - Connecting your feed could come back with nothing found, even when you pasted the address of your own listings page and your site was being read perfectly well. Two separate causes, both now fixed: websites that keep properties under an address containing /listings/, and websites that write their links in a shorter form that we were not following. Feeds on those sites now connect on their own, from your web address alone. If you already got yours working by adding properties by hand, it is worth removing that and connecting your website properly, so new listings appear on their own from now on. Read the guide.

• Your year-on-year price figure is now a truer read on your market - Every report and content pack carries a figure showing how prices in your area have moved over the past year. It is now measured per square foot, so it isn't swayed by whether larger or smaller homes happened to come up for sale in a given month. A quarter with a few more big detached houses no longer nudges it upward on its own. Because it is measured differently, a report you run today may show a different figure from one you ran last month for the same area, and in some places it will point the other way. Every report now says on the figure itself what it measures, so you and your client are looking at the same thing. Where an area is too small to give a reliable read, the report says so plainly instead of showing a flat result, and where we have looked at a slightly wider postcode to find enough recent sales, it tells you that too. Read the guide.

• Fixed: some ad buttons stopped a lead ad from launching - Choosing Book Now or Contact Us as the button on an ad that opens an enquiry form ended in a Facebook error at the final step, because Facebook only accepts certain buttons on that kind of ad. The Ad Launcher now only ever offers buttons Facebook will accept: the button choice has moved to sit with the Where leads go decision, so you choose what a click does first and then pick from the buttons that work for it, with Apply Now newly available. Ads that send people to your property page keep the full set, including Book Now and Contact Us. Read the guide.

• Schedule a campaign to send later - Write a campaign now and set it to go out whenever suits, on a Tuesday morning or the first of the month. Choose Schedule for later in the send window and pick a date and time. When you have targeted by area, you also choose who it should reach when the time comes: everyone in those areas at that point, including leads who arrive between now and then, or only the leads on the list today. The first is the default, because more leads arriving is usually the reason to schedule ahead in the first place. Anything scheduled waits on the new Scheduled tab on your Leads page, showing when it goes out and how many people it reaches, and you can cancel it right up until it sends. Anyone who unsubscribes in the meantime is taken off automatically. Read the guide.

• See how your Bio Link is performing - A new Bio link tab in Analytics shows how many people open your Bio Link, which buttons they tap (your valuation, reports, website, Call, WhatsApp and your featured property), and, for the Property of the Week, how many opened it against how many registered their interest. The counts are anonymous. Read the guide.

• Add Call and WhatsApp buttons to your Bio Link - Put your phone number on your Bio Link so visitors can ring you or message you on WhatsApp in one tap, on a phone or a computer. Add your business phone and your WhatsApp number under Settings > Branding, then switch on the Call and WhatsApp buttons under Leads > Bio link. Your numbers are formatted automatically. Add the WhatsApp number even if it is the same as your business phone: we never assume the two match, since plenty of office numbers are landlines with no WhatsApp behind them. Read the guide.

• Fixed: Instagram enquiries no longer read as Facebook on your Leads list - When someone fills in one of your property ad forms on Instagram, we have always known it was Instagram, and the lead's record said so under Where this lead came from. Everywhere else still said Facebook: the Source column on your Leads list, the badge at the top of the lead, the line in their activity that read "Enquired via Facebook ad", and the Source column in an exported CSV. So the same lead could tell you two different things on one screen. All of those now name the network the form was actually filled in on. The filter above your list still groups both together, and now says so, because picking it returns your Facebook and Instagram enquiries alike. Nothing about your existing leads has changed, only what they are called. Read the guide.

• Fixed: the setup guide now responds straight away after you unlock - When you unlocked everything from your Content Pack, the setup guide appeared on Connect Facebook looking perfectly normal, but for the first few seconds none of the buttons did anything: not Connect Facebook, not Skip, not the close button. Nothing had failed and nothing was still loading. The screen it opened over was still quietly swallowing every tap. The setup guide now takes your first tap the moment it appears. Read the guide.

• Fixed: photos and suggestion lists in the assistant now work on a phone - Three things inside the assistant were unresponsive on mobile, and only on mobile. Tapping a property photo opened it full screen but left you stuck there, with the close button, the arrows and the background all ignoring you. Typing a location or a postcode brought up a list of suggestions that could not be tapped, so you had to type the whole thing out yourself, and in the Content Pack flow that list was hidden behind the assistant altogether. All three now behave the same on a phone as they always have on a computer.

• If your trial ends with posts still waiting, we now tell you while they can still go out - Posts scheduled for after your trial ends stay on your calendar and wait for you to choose a plan. The problem was when we mentioned it: that email arrived up to nine days later, by which point the earliest of those posts had sat past their dates and needed a new date rather than simply going out. It now arrives three to five days after your trial ends, and it says what is actually waiting: how many posts, across how many properties, and when the next one is due to go. The help page also now explains the one rule that catches people out, which is that a post more than a day past its date waits on your calendar instead of publishing late, so a week's worth never goes out all at once the moment you subscribe. Read the guide.

• Fixed: when someone unsubscribes using their mail app's own button, it now reaches your list - Alongside the unsubscribe link inside your campaign emails, there is a hidden instruction that lets Gmail, Apple Mail and Yahoo show their own Unsubscribe button next to your name at the top of the message. That button was pointing at an address that could not act on it, so pressing it did nothing: the homeowner saw no error, assumed they were off your list, and carried on receiving your campaigns. The link inside the email always worked, so anyone who scrolled down and used that was removed properly. It is only the mail app's button that was failing, and it now takes them off your list the moment they press it. This matters for more than tidiness: Gmail and Yahoo expect that button to work and count it against senders whose does not, so a broken one was quietly working against your emails reaching the inbox at all. Read the guide.

• You now get a confirmation email when you cancel - Cancelling used to end on a screen and nothing else, so once you closed it there was nowhere to check the one thing you actually need later: the date your access runs to. You now get an email straight away that names that date, confirms you will not be charged again, and says what changes when the date passes: your reports go private, any links you have shared stop working, and scheduled posts stop publishing. Nothing is deleted, and everything you have made stays in your account. Alongside it, the Billing Portal window has stopped listing "downgrade or cancel" among the things it can do, because it cannot: changing your plan and cancelling both happen on the Billing page itself, and following that line would have sent you looking for a button that is not there. Read the guide.

July 2026

• Your dashboard now tells you to post what you've already written, and stops calling your back catalogue new - Two changes to the Today's Focus card. If a pack has left finished posts sitting on its page, unscheduled, that is now the first thing the card asks you to deal with: it counts them and takes you straight to the pack, because nothing goes out until it is on your calendar and that takes a couple of minutes. It used to send you off to build another pack while the last one's posts sat there untouched. And when you first connect your property feed, everything already on your books arrives at once. The card was reading that as news and telling brand-new accounts things like "129 listings came in from your feed this week", then offering to build a Property Pack for one of them picked at random. Your opening import no longer counts as new arrivals, so the card only mentions a listing that genuinely came in after your feed was set up. Read the guide.

• You're now told when scheduled posts won't go out - If your trial ends with posts still waiting on your calendar, those dated after it ends don't publish while you're on the free plan. That is on purpose: the report and valuation links inside them go private at the same moment, so publishing them would send homeowners to pages they can't see. What was missing was anyone telling you. Your reminder email the day before now names the number, for example "you have 25 posts scheduled for after tomorrow", and your dashboard carries the same reminder afterwards with a button through to your calendar. Nothing is deleted: choose a plan and they publish on the dates you set. Read the guide.

• Your dashboard now tracks each of your areas separately - One Content Pack used to mark your whole account as up to date, so if you cover five districts you could be told you were fresh on the strength of work in one of them. Your Awareness Meter now counts each area on its own and reads "3 of 5 areas covered", and the priority card names the area that has waited longest, for example "Your CM3 content is 41 days old", with a button that opens the pack builder with CM3 already filled in. An area counts as covered for a month, and you are only ever asked about one at a time, so it reads the same whether you cover three areas or ten. Read the guide.

• Fixed: regenerating a report in a new area now asks you first - If you regenerated a report for a district that is not one of your areas, you got a red "Regeneration Failed" message even when you had a spare area available, with no way to say yes. It now asks whether to add the area, exactly like generating a new report does, and gets on with the regeneration once you confirm. If your areas are all in use it tells you that instead of reporting a failure.

• Your calendar now tells you when a post is not going to go out - If your plan is inactive, whether that is a finished trial, a cancelled subscription or a payment that did not go through, your scheduled posts stay on your calendar but do not publish. That was true before and nothing on screen said so, which meant a calendar full of posts could look perfectly healthy while none of them were going anywhere. Those posts now show in amber and say plainly On hold, with the one line that matters: pick a plan and they publish on the dates you already set. Nothing is lost and nothing needs rewriting. You will also get one email at the point posting stops, telling you how many posts are waiting. Two other things changed alongside it. A post whose date passed more than a day ago now shows as Missed and will not publish by itself, so if your plan restarts after a break you will not suddenly fire out a fortnight of old posts in one go; pick a new date and it sends. And your calendar shows the same amber warning for those, so you can see at a glance what needs a new date. Read the guide.

• Fixed: posts scheduled on the hour now go out on time - If you scheduled a post for a round time like 7:00, 10:00 or 1:00, it could arrive about fifteen minutes late, and once in a while it would sit on your calendar marked failed without having gone anywhere. Nothing was wrong with your Facebook or Instagram connection and no credits were charged. The cause was on our side: the hourly check that looks for new properties on your website ran at exactly the same moment as the posts, and on the hour is where most posts sit, because the times we suggest for your Content Pack are all round hours. With enough websites connected, that check crowded out the posting. It now runs at twenty past the hour instead, and it works through your properties steadily rather than all in one go. Posting itself is unchanged and still runs every fifteen minutes, so nothing you have already scheduled has moved. Separately, if a post does hit a hiccup on our side, it now quietly tries again on the next run instead of giving up, so a momentary glitch no longer costs you the post. If a post ever does end up failing for good, the message now tells you plainly that nothing was posted, rather than suggesting you go and check Facebook for something that was never sent. And a post you have rescued with Publish Now no longer keeps its old error message once it has gone out.

• Your postcode areas - Your plan covers a set number of postcode districts, and those are your areas. You will find them on the Billing page under Your postcode areas, with a count of how many you have left. An area is added the first time you make a report or a Content Pack for it, and you can add one yourself whenever you have room. Your areas now shape the rest of the app: the assistant offers them when it asks where something is for and pulls live market data for them, and campaigns suggest them first, with leads outside your areas marked Out of area and reachable through their own audience whenever you want them. If you want to work another district, extra areas are £25 a month each, added to your existing plan rather than a separate subscription, with the exact amount shown before anything is charged. Read the guide.

• Fixed: your agency name now appears on your Property Pack posts - The question-card photo in a Property Pack, the one with the cream card and a question across it, has a small line above the question meant to carry your agency name. It was coming out blank on every pack, for everyone. Your name now sits there as it was designed to, and the posts themselves are written knowing which agency they are for. Nothing to switch on: it uses your workspace name, so if that says what you want your customers to see, you are already set. If your workspace is still called "My Workspace", rename it and your name will start appearing. Read the guide.

• Fixed: replies to your campaign emails now reach you - When someone on your list replies to a market update, that reply comes to you and hitting reply puts you straight back in touch with them. Ordinary replies always arrived normally. What did not were the ones sent by mail systems that answer automatically: those go to the hidden address email providers use for delivery reports rather than to your reply address, so they never made it to you. They are now forwarded on automatically, addressed so that one tap of reply reaches the person who wrote. Empty automatic responses, like an out-of-office notice with nothing in it, are left out, so you only hear about a reply when there is actually something to read. Read the guide.

• Your setup guide now ends with a one-minute video - When you finish connecting your Facebook Page and your properties, the guide used to close on a written list of the weekly routine that gets the best out of Market Trak. It now plays you a short video of the same routine instead, showing the screens you'll actually use: run a Content Pack once a week, approve it, give a listing a Property Pack, and send your leads a market update each month. Press play when you're ready, or skip straight past it, the Let's go button works either way.

• Videos now have a full screen button - Any video in Market Trak, including the new setup video and the ones on our website, now has a full screen control in the bottom corner of the player, next to the time. Handy on a phone, or when you want to see the detail on screen.

• Fixed: the headline on your weekly tip photo now always reads properly - The short line printed on your Content Pack's seller-tip photo could occasionally come out as a garbled fragment rather than a sentence. Those lines are now written and checked separately before they go anywhere near the picture, so the panel always carries a clear, natural phrase, freshly worded for each pack, like "Ready to get sorted early?" on the get-your-paperwork-sorted tip.

• Picking campaign areas now shows you when each one last heard from you - When you choose which postcode districts to send a campaign to, each district now shows when its leads last received one, for example "emailed 2 days ago", or "never emailed" if nothing has ever gone to them. So while you are sending your usual area its update, you can see at a glance that the next district over has leads who have never heard from you, and including them is one tick. Automatic welcome emails do not count, only campaigns you actually sent. Read the guide.

• The dashboard now tells you how many leads have never had an email from you - Sending a campaign used to satisfy the "Leads to email" prompt even if it only went to part of your list, so leads who had never heard from you at all stayed invisible. When the prompt opens now, it tells you both things: how long since your last email, and how many of your leads have never received one, for example "89 of your 134 leads have never had an email from you". One campaign to your whole list catches everyone up.

• Each lead's record now shows when you last contacted them - Next to the date a lead was captured, their record now shows Last contacted, the date the most recent email went to them, or Not emailed yet if nothing ever has. Before this, a lead who never opened anything looked untouched, with no way to tell whether the silence was theirs or yours. Read the guide.

• The warm magazine image look is now called "Boutique" - The look the assistant offers for your images, previously called Editorial, is now called Boutique, so it no longer shares a name with the Editorial Quote image templates. If you had already picked it, only the name changes. It also gained a third style of picture: the charming illustrated townscape from your weekly posts, with the little row of houses along the bottom. Read the guide.

• Fixed: your dashboard no longer counts automatic welcome emails as campaigns - The Campaigns figure on your dashboard was counting your automatic welcome email as a campaign you had sent, so an agent who had run one campaign saw "2". Every new lead quietly added another. Your figures have been corrected going back, so the number you see now reflects only campaigns you actually sent. The same correction applies to your weekly summary email and to your Awareness score, where a welcome email could make a brand new lead look like you had already followed them up. Your monthly email allowance is unchanged: welcome emails are real emails and still count towards it.

• Fixed: the welcome email now reads properly when you don't know a new lead's area - Your automatic welcome email is titled "Welcome to [your agency] - Your [area] Market Updates". When a lead came in without an area, the gap was filled with "your area", so the subject read "Your your area Market Updates". It now reads "Your local area Market Updates".

• Fixed: emails now show their real subject line instead of {{location}} Market Update - {{current_date}} - Wherever we showed you an email subject, on a lead's record and in the campaign open rates, you were seeing the raw template with the placeholders still in it. You now see the subject exactly as your recipients saw it, for example "KA7 Market Update - July". Your campaign open rates also used to be listed by template name ("Monthly Update - No link - 27/07/2026") rather than by the subject you actually wrote, which made it hard to tell one month's campaign from another. They are now listed by subject. This applies to your existing history too, not just new sends. Read the guide.

• Automatic welcome emails no longer appear in your campaign open rates - Your welcome email goes out to one new lead at a time, automatically. It was being listed in the campaign open-rate table as though it were a campaign you had sent, showing "1 recipient" and "100%", which flattered your overall figures and pushed the campaigns you actually ran further down the list. Welcome emails are now left out of that table and out of the dashboard's recent activity. They still appear on each individual lead's own record, because one really was sent to them. Read the guide.

• A lead's record now shows the emails you sent them, not only the ones they opened - Open any lead and their history used to start at the point they opened something. If you had emailed someone eight times and they had never once opened it, their record looked empty, as though nothing had ever happened, when in fact that is the lead you most want to know about. Every campaign email you have sent now appears in the timeline alongside their valuations, report opens and enquiries, and there is an Emails sent count next to Email opens so you can tell at a glance whether a quiet lead is ignoring you or has simply never been contacted. This is not just from today: your existing records fill in automatically, going back to October. Read the guide.

• Fixed: exporting your leads now gives you all of them, not just the page you were on - Both Export buttons on the Leads page were only writing out the leads visible on screen. If you had 400 leads you got a file with 25 in it, and nothing told you the rest had been left out, so the file looked complete. Ticking Select all first made no difference. Exports now include every lead matching whatever filters you have set, whichever page you happen to be on, and the bulk Export includes leads you ticked on other pages. Three more things came out of the same fix: a lead whose name or address contains a comma no longer knocks the columns out of line in your spreadsheet (that was around one lead in seven), accented names open correctly in Excel, and leads whose email bounced now show as Bounced in the Status column rather than Active. Read the guide.

• Fixed: the Source filter on your Leads page now lists every source, not just the ones on screen - The Source dropdown was only offering the sources it could find on the page you happened to be looking at. So if your first page was all Facebook ad leads, valuations were not in the list at all, and there was no way to filter to them short of paging through until one turned up. It now lists every source in your lead database, whichever page you are on. While fixing that we found the Subscribed option in the status filter was not doing anything either, so choosing it left you looking at everyone, including people who had unsubscribed or bounced. That works now too. Read the guide.

• Ask the assistant for a post about anything, not just about a report - Every post you asked the assistant for used to be steered onto a market report. Ask for something else, like a post about your instant valuation tool or a few tips for selling in winter, and it would answer "Which area shall I build the post on?", and saying no just brought the question back. Now you get the post you actually asked for, written as your agency in your usual style and following the same rules as your Content Pack posts. Tips and advice posts arrive straight away, with no question at all. A post about your valuation tool asks one thing first, which area it is for, and you can pick one of your report areas, type any town, or choose No area needed; give it an area and the post speaks to homeowners there by name. You are only ever asked once. If the post invites people to find out what their home is worth, it ends with your instant valuation link rather than a report link, and if you have not set that link up yet it writes the post without one and tells you where to switch it on. Posts about an area still work exactly as before, built on a real report with its figures and its link. One thing worth knowing: a post like this carries no statistics, because there is no report behind it and we would rather leave a figure out than guess at one.

• Your images now have one look, and you choose it - Ask the assistant for a post with an image and it will make the picture too. The first time, it asks which look you want: Boutique, the warm magazine style your weekly posts already use and the one you get if you never choose; Press, a bold two-colour print where your brand colour is one of the two inks; or Statement, a big line of type on a block of your colour. You are only asked once, and every image after that follows your look, so your grid holds together instead of looking like it came from three different agencies. Each look has several compositions inside it, so your posts still look varied rather than repetitive. An image is only made when you ask for one, since generating an image uses credits. If you get a post without a picture and then decide you want one, just say "add an image" and the same post comes back with one, wording untouched. Read the guide.

• You can now undo an image edit - Editing a photo on a post used to be one-way. If an edit made the picture worse, the original was already gone and your only option was to edit again and hope, which cost you more credits. Now a circular undo arrow appears in the top right corner of the image as soon as there is something to go back to. Tap it and your previous image comes straight back, instantly, for free. Tap again to step back further, one change at a time, all the way to the picture you started with. It works for photos you have swapped in with Replace as well as ones you have edited, and it is there on every post: your Content Pack, the approval queue, the calendar, the composer, the Ad Launcher and the assistant. One thing worth knowing: undo lasts as long as you stay on the page, so if an edit has not worked, undo it before you refresh or move on. Read the guide.

• You now get a second and final reminder if your Facebook connection expires - The reconnect reminder used to repeat every week until you acted, which was too much. Yesterday it became a single email, which risked being too little if you missed it. It now sends twice, a week apart, and then stops. The second one tells you plainly that it is the last.

• Fixed: building a Content Pack on your phone - Two things were quietly in the way if you build packs on a phone. On the postcode screen there was no button to move you forward, so unless you tapped one of the suggested postcodes there was nothing to press. Now a pink arrow appears beside the box as soon as we recognise the postcode you've typed, and tapping it takes you to the next step. On the style screen, Generate your pack sat right at the bottom below all three style cards, so it took a lot of scrolling to find. It now appears along the bottom of the screen the moment you pick a style, with Change postcode next to it. The postcode page also starts higher up, so the box and its suggestions fit without scrolling. Read the guide.

• Fixed: hashtags that came back as plain words now come back as hashtags - On about one in twenty packs the hashtag line was saved as ordinary words rather than tags, so the post published with plain text where your hashtags should have been, and nobody could click or search them. Those posts were also quietly missing the Market Trak tag. Both are fixed, and a stray comma or a repeated tag is now cleaned up too. Posts already in your packs keep the tags they were saved with.

• Fixed: you now get one reconnect email per expiry, not one a week - When your Facebook connection expires we email you so you can reconnect. That reminder used to repeat every seven days until you did. It now sends once, and re-arms only if your connection expires again after you reconnect.

• Ask the assistant for a post about one of your listings and you now get the same writing as everywhere else - Posts about a specific property, whether the assistant looked it up in your CRM or read a listing page you pasted, were the last ones still written a different way from the rest of Market Trak. They now come from the same writer as your property feed and calendar posts, following the same rules as your packs. In practice: the post writes as your agency rather than as a stranger describing your house, it can weave in a real detail from your own website, the hashtags follow the same rule as everywhere else with your town or area first, and the closing line speaks to the sort of buyer the home would suit instead of inviting anyone half-watching the market. It also names the street and area only, never the door number, even if you typed one. This is also where the hashtag change lands for property posts: on a paid plan, a post you asked the assistant to write about your own listing carries only your hashtags. Read the guide.

• Posts the assistant writes for you no longer carry our hashtag, and follow the same rules as your packs - Ask the assistant to write a post and it used to add #MarketTrak whether you were on a paid plan or not. A post you asked us to write is your content, so on a paid plan it now carries only your own hashtags. Two quality rules that Content Packs have always followed now apply to the assistant too: it will not quote a time-to-sell figure when the local one is unusually high, because telling homeowners their area is slow to sell is not something to put out under your name, and it never reports falling prices flatly, instead giving the current average alongside what is actually happening in the market. Posts you have already saved are unchanged.

• Fixed: your agency name now appears on branded property images when you haven't uploaded a logo - Branded images (Property Pack posts, and ads created with branding switched on) show your logo where you have one, and fall back to your agency name set in a clean wordmark where you don't. That fallback was not working: the name was never being found, so anyone without a logo uploaded got an image with no agency mark on it at all, and nothing flagged it. Images you create from now on carry the wordmark correctly. If you would rather show a logo than your name in text, you can upload one in Workspace settings.

• Your hashtags now lead with the location, and the filler is gone - Posts come back with the same three to five tags as before, but the first is now the town or area itself, because that is what local people actually search. Vague padding like #Home, #Commute, #Lifestyle or #Dream is no longer used at all. This applies everywhere posts are written for you: Content Packs, Property Packs, your property feed and the calendar composer. Posts already sitting in your approval queue keep the tags they were written with.

• Removing a post from your approval queue can now be undone - The trash can has become a thumbs-down, and removing a post now shows an Undo button for a few seconds in case you tapped the wrong card. That works for a single post and for Remove Selected. Once the message goes the post is gone for good, because the property it was written for has already been through your feed and the credits are not refunded, so the confirmation on bulk removals is still worth reading.

• The approval queue cards are easier to read and act on - Three changes to match the way Content Pack posts are laid out. Read more now sits directly under the caption instead of below the hashtags, where it was easy to miss behind a row of pink tags. Approve is now the main pink button, and Publish Now sits beside it as the quieter option: approving onto your calendar is what most people do most of the time, so it should not have been the plainer of the two. The button also used to say "Add to Calendar", which did not match the Approve Selected button just above it. And the property photo now sits inside the card with rounded corners and a margin, rather than running edge to edge. Read the guide.

• Posts you create from a report are now written for you, in three styles - Picking a report and an image style used to fill the caption from a template, which was really just your figures dropped into a fixed sentence with emoji around them: no opening line, no explanation of what the numbers mean, and an up arrow beside the price change even when prices had fallen. Market Trak now writes the caption properly from that report's data, in the same three styles you already get on property posts (conversational, insight-led, and short and punchy), and you switch between them from Caption Style. Each one takes a genuinely different angle rather than being the same post reworded, and each ends with a line inviting people to your report and the link to it. The image and the caption are now made at the same time and appear together, so you are not left looking at a finished picture with an empty caption box. Your own templates are still there, listed underneath the three written styles, and picking one replaces the caption as before. You no longer need a template at all to create a post this way. Read the guide.

• Your property posts now sound like they came from your agency - The captions written for your feed listings and for the About a property route never actually knew who you were, so they read like a stranger describing your house. They now write as your agency, and can weave in a real detail from your own website where it fits naturally, such as being family-run or the areas you cover. They also read the whole listing description instead of the first 300 characters, which was cutting most descriptions off mid-sentence and leaving the post describing a home it had only half read. The closing line has changed too: it now speaks to the sort of buyer the home would suit, rather than inviting anyone half-watching the market to book a viewing. Read the guide.

• Fixed: picking one of your saved drafts no longer duplicates it - In Write your own, choosing an image from the Saved drafts tab left Save to Library ready to click, and clicking it made a second identical copy of the post you had just picked, which you could then do again. The button now stays greyed out while what you are holding is still identical to the post it came from, and tells you why: Already in your Library. Change the caption or the image and it becomes Save as New Post, which saves your edited version and leaves the original exactly as it was. Read the guide.

• Pack posts now pick their times around what's already on your calendar - Until now every pack post was suggested for 10am (11am at weekends), so building a Content Pack and a Property Pack in the same week meant posts landing on top of each other unless you moved them by hand. Suggested times are now planned around your calendar: one post per pack per day, on a handful of good posting times through the day and early evening, always at least an hour and a half clear of anything else you have scheduled, and never more than six posts on any one day in total. If a day is full, the post simply moves to the next day with room. When you press Approve the week, the times are checked once more against your live calendar at that moment, and if one has to move the approval window tells you in plain words before you confirm. One rule throughout: a date or time you set yourself is never changed, only suggested times adjust. Read the guide.

• We now email you if Facebook stops one of your property ads - Facebook reviews every ad and occasionally stops one, sometimes days into a run. Until now nothing told you: the ad quietly stopped being shown, and you'd only spot it if you happened to open Your ads, which showed Needs attention without saying why. Finding the actual reason meant digging through Facebook Ads Manager and decoding its policy wording. Market Trak now emails the workspace owner as soon as Facebook tells us, and the ad's card in Your ads explains in plain English what Facebook flagged and what to change. You aren't charged while an ad is stopped. If it starts running again, the notice clears itself. Read the guide.

• Your Awareness score now measures the work that's actually in front of you - The dashboard score used to grade everyone on the same three weekly targets, including an email campaign even if you had no leads to email, and it dropped if you didn't log in often enough. It now scores what is genuinely open for you right now: a Property Pack when listings came in this week, a fresh Content Pack every couple of weeks, six posts on the calendar (one Property Pack covers all six), your approval queue, and following up leads when new ones arrive. The meter lists each item with a tick or a progress bar, so you can always see exactly why your score is what it is, and Today's Focus shows the top item from that same list, so the card and the number always agree. 100 now means what it should: nothing is waiting for you. One thing to know: if you have made posts but not yet connected a Facebook Page, your score caps at 40 until you connect, because content with nowhere to publish is the one problem that blocks everything else. Read the guide.

• Fixed: a website address that forwards somewhere else is now followed to your real site - When you paste your website during setup, Market Trak puts https:// on the front if you leave it off. Some agency domains don't answer on https at all, particularly short ones bought mainly for email and set to forward to a main site. The scan would give up within seconds and hand you an empty branding form, even though your site was perfectly reachable the whole time. Market Trak now tries the www version of your address, and failing that follows your domain's forwarding to wherever it actually points, then reads the site it finds there. Your pages are still only ever read over a secure connection. The same fix applies when you connect a property feed, so a forwarding domain no longer stops your listings being found either. Read the guide.

• The setup screen no longer says it found your branding when it didn't - If the scan couldn't read your website, the review step still greeted you with "Here's what we found" above a set of empty boxes, and the explanation sat underneath in small grey text that was easy to miss on a phone. That screen now leads with a clear heading asking you to add your details, and tells you plainly what happened. Read the guide.

• Credit prices readjusted - Credit packs have been repriced to cost less per credit, so topping up for things like Content Packs and images is now considerably cheaper. Read the guide.

• Removing several approval-queue posts at once now asks first - "Remove Selected" sits right next to "Approve Selected", and it used to delete everything you had ticked the instant you clicked it. It now asks, tells you how many posts you are about to remove, and is straight with you about the consequence: those posts do not come back, because the properties they were written for have already been through your feed, and the credits spent creating them are not refunded. Removing a single post still happens immediately, since that is the whole point of reviewing them one by one. Read the guide.

• Adding a property feed no longer loses your place if you click beside the window - While Market Trak scans your website for listings, which can take up to a minute and a half, a stray click outside the window used to cancel the scan and empty every field, sending you back to the start. The window now stays put while there is something to lose, whether that is a scan running, an address you have typed, or results on screen. An empty window still closes normally, and the X and Cancel always work. Read the guide.

• Lead capture and the email signup form are now an either/or choice on your reports - Both could be switched on at once, which meant a visitor gave you their email to get through the lead gate and was then asked to sign up with it again on the other side. Turning one on now turns the other off, and you will see its toggle change so it is clear what happened. You can still have neither. Read the guide.

• Upgrading from inside the app now knows which plan you're on - When you reach a feature your plan does not include, or run out of credits partway through something, the plans that open in the app are now written for where you actually are: your current plan is marked as yours, the plans below it are greyed out so you cannot move down by accident, and the heading speaks to the thing you were trying to do rather than a general pitch. Downgrades and cancellations still live on your Billing page as before. Read the guide.

• Fixed: a post that reaches Facebook but not Instagram now tells you - When a scheduled post went out on one network but was refused by the other, it was the quietest of all the outcomes. The calendar showed it in plain green like any successful post, and the email you'd get said "published to Facebook" without mentioning that Instagram had been missed. You now get a separate email naming both networks and the reason, and the post shows in amber on your calendar, with the details when you open it. It's amber rather than red on purpose: the post did go out, so there's nothing to undo, and you can post it again to cover just the network it missed. Read the guide.

• Fixed: you're now told when a scheduled post fails to go out - If a scheduled post couldn't be published, the email letting you know was tied to the "Scheduled post published" setting, which is switched off by default, so almost nobody ever received it. A post could quietly fail and sit on your calendar in red without you hearing anything. Being told your posting has stopped isn't really an optional extra, so that email now always goes out, in the same way you'd expect to hear about a failed payment. The separate "your post went live" email is unchanged and stays off unless you switch it on, under User settings in Notification Preferences. Read the guide.

• We now email you before an expired Facebook connection stops your posting - Facebook signs you out roughly every two months. Until now you'd find out either when a post failed to go out, or when you happened to open Integrations and spotted the red badge, and if you had nothing scheduled you might not find out at all. Market Trak now emails the workspace owner as soon as a connection has expired, or is about to within the next week, with a link straight to the reconnect button. If it's still not reconnected a week later you get one more reminder rather than silence. Nothing is lost in the meantime: any post that couldn't go out stays on your calendar marked in red, and you can open it and click Retry Publishing once you're reconnected. Read the guide.

• Your captions and image text now use British spelling - Posts and images could come back with American spellings like "color", "neighborhood" or "organized". In a caption that's a two-second edit, but on an image it isn't editable at all: changing a single letter meant generating the image again and spending the credit twice. Market Trak now asks for British English wherever it writes for you, covering Content Pack captions and any words rendered onto a generated image across Content Packs, Property Packs, the assistant and campaigns. Packs and images you create from now on pick this up; anything already generated keeps the spelling it came with. AI can still slip the odd word, so it's worth a quick glance before you post.

• Fixed: scheduled posts no longer stall part way through a busy morning - If you had a lot of posts scheduled for the same time, the ones at the back of the queue could fail with "Publishing was interrupted before it completed" and never go out. Posts were being published strictly one at a time, and each one takes around 20 seconds because Instagram needs a moment to accept the image, so a big batch ran out of time before it reached the end. Posts are now published several at once, so a full morning's worth finishes comfortably. If a batch ever does run long, the posts still waiting are put back in the queue and go out on the next run instead of failing. Posts that already failed keep their status: open the calendar and pick a new date if you'd like them to go out.

• Fixed: Content Packs and Property Packs no longer fail part way through - Occasionally a pack would stop with an error about the text not being readable, and the only way forward was to run it again. The cause was on our side: the AI sometimes sends its answer back in several pieces, and Market Trak was only reading the first one, so a perfectly good set of posts arrived looking incomplete. We now read the whole answer. Property Packs also get a second attempt at writing your posts if the first one doesn't come back cleanly, which Content Packs already had. As always, a pack that fails isn't charged for.

• Your properties are now found for you when you start your free trial - You already tell us your website when you sign up, so when you unlock your 14 days we go and look for your listings straight away rather than asking you to set up a property feed yourself. Within a minute or two your properties are in Market Trak, ready for Property Packs, posts and ads, and new listings arrive automatically from then on. You'll see it happening during setup, and if your website is one we can't read automatically you can still connect it yourself as before. Nothing is ever posted without you: until you connect a Facebook Page, your listings simply sit there ready to use. Read the guide.

• Starting your free trial now walks you through getting set up - The moment you unlock your 14 days, a short guide appears and takes you through the two connections everything else depends on: your Facebook Page (which also covers the Instagram account linked to it) and your property feed, so your listings come in from your website or CRM ready for posts, Property Packs and ads. You can skip either step, and if you head off to connect something the guide picks up again as soon as you're done rather than leaving you to find your way back. It ends on a quick reminder of the weekly rhythm that gets the most out of Market Trak, then returns you to your Content Pack. Read the guide.

• Fixed: report views from Facebook now count as Social, not Direct - If you shared a report on Facebook, almost all of those views were being filed under Direct on your Report engagement tab, which made it look as though nobody had arrived from your post. The reason is that Facebook's phone app opens links in its own built-in browser, which hides where the visitor came from, so only the occasional visitor on a desktop computer was recognised. Market Trak now reads the tracking marker Facebook itself adds when someone taps your link, so those views are correctly counted as Social. Instagram and TikTok are recognised the same way. Nothing changes about how you share: keep using your normal report link. Views recorded before this fix keep their original label, as the information needed to correct them was never stored. Read the guide.

• Bio Link property enquiries now show in the lead's activity timeline - When someone registers their interest in your Property of the Week, opening that lead now shows an Enquired via bio link entry in their activity history, with the property it was about, alongside their valuations, report opens and email opens. Enquiries made from today onwards appear; older ones aren't back-filled. Read the guide.

• The AI Assistant now travels with you across the whole app - The assistant is no longer a page you visit. On desktop, an Ask Market Trak button sits at the bottom centre of every screen and opens the assistant over your current page, with everything behind it still clickable, so you can chat while you work. On mobile, the round pink button in the middle of the bottom bar opens it over whatever you were doing and takes you straight back. Your conversation is never lost: close the assistant, move between pages, and reopen it exactly where you left off, and if you ask for something that takes a moment you can close it and carry on, because the pink button pulses while the assistant works and shows a dot when your answer is ready. Clearing a chat also moved somewhere more sensible: the eraser icon in the message box. Read the guide.

• Your dashboard now spots a fresh listing and suggests a Property Pack for it - When a new property arrives from your website feed or CRM, the dashboard's Today's Focus card changes to Create a Property Pack for [address], complete with the listing's photo, while the listing is still new. One click opens the Property Pack builder with that property already picked, ready to become a set of branded posts. The dashboard's other suggestions were refreshed too: content that is over a month old now suggests a fresh Content Pack for the same postcode, with the postcode pre-filled, instead of regenerating the report on its own. Read the guide.

• Fixed: the dashboard's Today's Focus updates as soon as you've acted on it - If the dashboard suggested reviewing your Approval Queue and you went and approved or removed those posts, coming back to the dashboard could still show the same suggestion for a couple of minutes. It now notices what you did the moment you return and moves on to your next focus.

• Fixed: Property Pack images now name your local area, not the council borough - The area line on branded Property Pack images (the "3 bed semi" card) was worked out from the postcode, which in towns and cities could return the council borough instead of the place people actually say: a Stourbridge listing read "Dudley". The area now comes from the listing's own address first, so it names the locality or town the listing itself uses, with the postcode lookup kept only as a backup for addresses that don't name one. Packs you generate from now on pick this up automatically; rebuild a pack if you'd like an existing property's posts redone with the right name.

• Ask the assistant how to use Market Trak, and it answers from this help centre - The AI Assistant can now answer questions about Market Trak itself: things like "how do I connect my property feed?", "where do I change my logo?" or "how do credits work?". Its answers come straight from these help pages, and every answer links to the full guide so you can read more. When a question touches your own setup, the answer includes your actual details too: ask about your instant valuation link or your Bio Link and you get your real address, ready to copy, along with a link to the page in the app where the setting lives. If the help centre doesn't cover something, the assistant says so rather than guess, and offers to connect you with our support team. Read the guide.

• Connect your website feed and your whole book appears in minutes - Connecting a website property feed used to surface only the listings added after you connected, so a 200-property book showed a handful of cards in the property picker. Now Market Trak reads your existing listings in too, and fast: within minutes of connecting, your properties appear in the picker with their address, photo, price and details, ready for Property Packs, ads and posts. While it's working, the picker shows a live "Building your feed now" note with a count of what's on the way instead of sitting empty, and it fills in as listings land. Feeds connected before this change get the same back-fill automatically. Read the guide.

• The property picker is now one grid, with a source filter - The picker in the Ad Launcher, Property Pack and post composer used to split your properties across two tabs (From your feed / Added manually), which hid manually added properties one tab away. Now everything is in a single grid, newest first, wherever it came from, with a small filter (All, From your website, From your CRM, Added manually) when you want to narrow it, and the Add property button always visible next to the search. If you have both a CRM and a website feed connected, a property that arrives from both now shows as one card, and it carries your website's listing link so ads and packs can still point at the property's page. Read the guide.

• Fixed: property feeds connected during a free trial now sync - If you connected your website feed or CRM while on the 14-day free trial, an old check treated the trial as an inactive subscription and quietly skipped the feed: no listings ever arrived, even though the settings page said the feed had been checked. Trial accounts now sync exactly like paid ones. Related fix: a feed no longer waits for a connected Facebook page before cataloguing your listings, so your properties are ready to pick for packs and ads even before you've connected social media (automatic posting still starts once a page is connected).

• Running out of credits now opens your next step, not just a message - If a Content Pack, Property Pack, report or image needs more credits than you have left, Market Trak now opens the right window for you: on a paid plan you can buy a credit top-up on the spot, and on a trial you see your upgrade options (subscribing unlocks your plan's full monthly allowance straight away). Previously a small corner message appeared, and in some cases the check let the action through without asking at all. Read the guide.

• Approve the week now updates past dates for you - Approving a Content Pack or Property Pack whose planned dates had already passed used to quietly leave those posts unscheduled, so half a week could go missing. Now the approve dialog tells you the dates have passed and the button becomes Update dates and approve: every remaining post gets a fresh date starting tomorrow, on the pack's usual rhythm (Content Packs one a day, Property Packs every other day). It also means an older pack you never got round to can be approved today and simply run as next week's content. The Approval Queue follows the same rule: approving a feed post whose date has passed no longer refuses or skips it, it gets a fresh date starting tomorrow, explained in the dialog first. Read the guide.

• Fixed: your logo now appears at a proper size and full quality on branded images - On Property Pack posts and the Ad Launcher's branded photo, some agencies' logos were coming out tiny in the corner, and looked rough and pixelated even when the uploaded logo file was a good size. It affected square or stacked logos in particular (the designs were built around wide, letterbox-shaped logos, so anything else was squeezed down to fit that shape), along with logo files saved at a small size and files with a lot of empty space around the mark. Two fixes: your logo is now measured by the artwork itself and always placed at a readable size (wide logos fill the usual strip, while square and stacked logos get the extra height they need), and the resizing itself was rebuilt to preserve your logo's detail, so it comes out crisp instead of jagged. Every post you generate from now on picks up both fixes automatically.

• Try the whole of Market Trak free for 14 days, with no card - Once your first Content Pack is ready, one click on Unlock everything free for 14 days opens up the full platform: publishing and scheduling, the AI Assistant, your online valuation tool and live report pages, email campaigns, Property Packs and the Ad Launcher, plus a generous credit allowance. There's no card to enter, no checkout, and nothing to cancel: when your free days end, your account simply returns to the free plan and everything you made stays in your account, with your posts, reports, packs and leads all still there. Choose a plan whenever you like and it all switches back on where you left off. Read the guide.

• Signing up is now a six-digit code, not an email link - When you create an account, we email you a six-digit code (it's right in the subject line) and you type it into the box on the signup screen. No more leaving the page to hunt for an email and click a link, which was especially awkward on a phone. If the code doesn't arrive, a Resend code button sends a fresh one. Read the guide.

• New reports hide a falling market trend by default - When prices in the area have fallen year on year, the Sellers Guide's Market Trend card used to announce Decline in red at the top of a report you were about to hand to a potential seller. New reports now hide that card automatically, the same way a Low demand rating is already hidden. Growth and Stable still show, and nothing is lost: the card waits in your private view, and one click on the eye icon brings it back for good if you'd rather show it. Reports you've already generated are unchanged. Read the guide.

• Your business website no longer needs the https:// - In Settings > Branding > Business Website you can now type your address the way you'd say it, like myagency.co.uk, and Market Trak adds the rest for you. Saving it without the https:// used to store an address the rest of the app couldn't read, which quietly broke Scan my website, the Visit website button on your property ads, and your website link on the Bio Link. Read the guide.

• Ad Launcher: enquiries now arrive even when Facebook's realtime delivery is blocked - Some Facebook Pages managed through Business Manager have a "Leads Access" setting that quietly stops enquiries being passed on to tools like Market Trak, with no warning anywhere. Market Trak now also collects your ad enquiries directly from Facebook every 15 minutes, so every enquiry reaches your Leads dashboard and your CRM even if that setting is switched on. Realtime delivery still applies for most Pages; if yours is restricted, allowing Market Trak under Business Settings > Integrations > Leads Access brings instant delivery back. Read the guide.

• Ad Launcher: run on Facebook only when Instagram blocks advertising - Meta now asks every Instagram user to choose between using it free with ads or paying for an ad-free subscription, and until the account owner makes that one-time choice, Instagram blocks all advertising involving the account with a confusing "Advertising currently limited" message. The launch screen now explains what's happening in plain English (the fix: log in to Instagram and pick the free option) and offers a one-tap Run on Facebook only button, so the ad goes live immediately on Facebook while Instagram gets sorted.

• Ad Launcher: ads now launch even when your property feed has no postcodes - Some agency websites list properties by town only ("Wisbech, Cambridgeshire"), which used to stop the launch with a postcode error. Market Trak now works out the location itself: it recognises the town name and, when several places share it, uses your Facebook Page's own address to pick the right one, so a Lincolnshire agent's "Long Sutton" is never mistaken for the Somerset one. If a property really can't be placed, the ad is centred on your office (just like a boosted post), and as a last resort the launch screen simply asks you for the property's postcode. Ads also now show their end date on the card in Your ads ("ends 19 Jul"), so you can see when a run finishes without opening Ads Manager.

• Ad Launcher: ending an ad now keeps it and its results, and you can relaunch ended ads - Ending an ad used to make it vanish from your Facebook Ads Manager, taking its stats out of view with it. Now ending an ad simply stops it and its spending while keeping the ad and all its results, and it moves to your Ended ads with its numbers intact. Any ended ad, whether you stopped it or it finished its scheduled run, can be relaunched for more days with Extend, or removed with Delete (which only removes it from Market Trak, never from Facebook). And ads that reached the end of their run now correctly show as Ended with an Extend option, instead of looking like they were still live. Read the guide.

• Fixed: the valuation button on the shorter Bio Link opens your valuation page correctly - The new mtrak.me address was also being applied to the Instant Valuation button inside the page, sending visitors back to the Bio Link instead of your valuation form. That button now keeps its original Market Trak valuation address. Report and website buttons were unaffected.

• Your Bio Link now has a shorter address - Your Bio Link is now shared as mtrak.me/your-workspace-slug, making it cleaner to place in an Instagram, Facebook or TikTok profile and easier to say aloud. Existing marketrak.pro/bio/... links continue to work, so nothing already published will break. Read the guide.

• New: feature a Property of the Week on your bio link - Your Bio Link can now show one featured property at the top, and unlike the other links it captures the enquiry for you. Add it by pasting a listing link (we pull in the photo, price and details and write a one-line description you can edit) or by hand for a coming-soon property, and you can add one qualifying question such as "Do you have a property to sell?". When someone taps the card they register their name, email and phone first, and only then see the property: a button to view the full listing if it has a link, or a "coming soon" note if it doesn't. Every enquiry lands in your Leads with the answer to your question, and you get an email straight away. Read the guide.

• Ad Launcher: if a launch is blocked, it now tells you exactly where to fix it - Facebook checks a few things before it lets an ad run, and its own messages never said where to sort them. Now the launch box does, with a link you can tap. If your Page hasn't accepted Facebook's one-time lead ads terms, it links you to the acceptance page. If your ad account has no card, it links straight to that account's billing settings. And if you connected the personal ad account Facebook gives every profile (which ads can't run on), it tells you to pick a Business Manager ad account instead; in the account picker, personal accounts are now greyed out with a note pointing you to Business Manager. Nothing is charged when a launch is blocked, and the ad you built is kept so you can fix the setting and relaunch. Read the guide.

• Fixed: your report links now go live the moment your trial starts - Reports created on the free plan are private, and starting a trial is meant to unlock them. They were staying private for the whole trial (only going live once the trial converted to a paid plan), so the "get the free guide" post in a trial user's Content Pack pointed at a locked report. Now your reports go public the moment your trial begins. As before, they return to private if your trial ends without subscribing or you cancel, and go live again when you come back.

• Content Packs can now cover a postcode sector, and you can generate a report on its own - On a paid plan, the Content Pack wizard now accepts a postcode sector like M21 9, not just the district (M21), and your report and posts carry the sector's own area name rather than the district's town, so a pack about your exact patch reads like your exact patch. Type a full postcode and it's trimmed to its sector for you, with a gentle note that the wider district returns a broader data sample. Repeat it as often as you like: typing the same sector next week reuses this month's report or refreshes it in place (same share link, latest data), never a duplicate. And the Create menu has a new Report entry for generating a single market report without a pack of posts, right down to a full postcode, for a specific vendor or street. Read the guide.

• Each automatic post about a new property now shows a different photo of it - When a new listing appears on your website feed or CRM, Market Trak writes a few posts about it. Every one of those posts used to carry the same photo, usually the front shot, so the Approval Queue offered you three versions of the same picture. Each post now takes a different photo from the listing, so one might show the kitchen and another the garden. Floor plans, EPC charts and agency logos are filtered out and never used as a post's photo, and a property with only one photo behaves exactly as before. Read the guide.

• Fixed: building plots and bungalows are now described correctly in your ads - A building plot with planning permission was being described as a home, taking the bedroom count from the approved design ("4 bed home" for a plot of land). Plots and land are now described as what they are, and never inherit the planned house's bedrooms. Separately, a bungalow that is detached, semi-detached or terraced was being called a "terrace" or a "semi", losing the word bungalow entirely; the bungalow (or cottage, maisonette or flat) is now the word used, so a terraced bungalow reads as a bungalow. Ordinary houses are unchanged: a semi-detached house still reads as a semi.

• New: brand your property ad photo, and choose which photo it runs - The Ad Launcher can now turn your listing photo into a designed ad creative. Switch on Branded version and your agency's mark, a short property line (like "2 bed bungalow in Ayr") and an occasion tag are baked straight into the image, so the branding travels with the photo wherever the ad appears; it fits the photo's own shape, so a wide photo stays wide instead of being cropped. There's also a new Choose a photo step: your property's own photos appear as a strip so you can run a better shot than the front one, with floor plans and EPC charts left out. And two occasions join the list, For sale and Back on the market, alongside New listing, Coming soon, Open house and Price reduced. Read the guide.

• Fixed: your report list now sorts by the date shown on each report, and you can sort by views and leads - Regenerating a report (or a Content Pack refreshing one) updates its date, but the Library's Reports tab was quietly ordering by when each report was first created, so a freshly updated report could sit pages deep behind older ones. The list now follows the date you see on each row, so an updated report goes straight to the top. The Sort menu also gains Most views and Most leads, ranking every report by how hard its public link is working, and search and filters now look across your whole report list rather than just the page you're on.

• New: the Library, one home for everything you keep - The sidebar has a new Library entry (in the Share group) holding everything you've made and kept, in three tabs. Posts is the new home of your saved posts (previously the Drafts tab in Social Posts), and saving got easier: every Content Pack and Property Pack post now carries a small bookmark beside the thumbs, and one tap keeps the post in your Library with no date attached, for "love it, but not this week". Reports is the new home of your market reports, shown as tidy rows with each report's view count, captured leads and a Live or Private label, plus one-tap copy of its public link, a rename pencil and delete on every row; click a row to open the report, where sharing settings and editing live as before. Property Packs keeps one card per property you've made a pack for, so "I need another post about that house" is two clicks, and you can delete a pack once the property is gone (posts you've already scheduled or published stay put, and deleting a Content Pack never deletes its report). The old Reports menu item has moved into the Library; the Library remembers which tab you were last on, and all your old links and bookmarks redirect to the right place.

• Your free first Content Pack now arrives with all six posts - The pack you generate when you sign up is now a complete week: six posts, each with its own subject, image and suggested publish date, exactly like every other Content Pack. Previously the free pack contained three posts with a locked preview of three more. Nothing to do on your end, and it's still free; the generation takes a couple of minutes rather than seconds because it's building twice as much.

• Fixed: white logos with a coloured detail now get a proper dark version at sign-up - When the sign-up scan finds a white logo (common on websites with dark headers), it creates a dark copy so your logo stays visible on light backgrounds like reports and post images. That used to be skipped if the logo carried a coloured detail, for example white lettering with a red heart, leaving it invisible on light surfaces. Now only the white parts are darkened and the coloured detail is kept exactly as it is, so your logo reads clearly everywhere without losing its character.

• New: Property Packs, pick a property and get six branded posts with your logo on every image - The Content Pack's new sibling turns ONE property into six designed social posts. Pick the property from your portfolio (synced from your CRM or website feed), paste a listing link, or upload photos for coming-soon stock; its full photo gallery appears with the best six preselected, and the description, price and address arrive filled in. Choose the occasion (Just listed, Open house, Sold and more) and each photo becomes a different design: a price card on your lead shot, question and statement cards, quotes, ribbons, badges, and a collage when there are four or more photos, with your logo, brand colour and the price built into the image itself. Captions are written from your own description, matched to what each photo actually shows, and every post arrives with a suggested publish date spread every other day, approved with a thumbs up exactly like a Content Pack. Available on paid plans. Read the guide.

• Create a post straight from the calendar: from a report, one of your properties, or your own upload - Clicking Add Post on the content calendar now opens a full post composer instead of a simple upload panel. Choose how to start: generate a post from one of your saved reports (pick the report and an image style, and the image and caption are created from its real market data), write a post about one of your properties (pick it from your connected CRM or website feed, or paste a listing link, then choose between ready-written caption styles), upload your own photo or video, or start from a blank caption. Every route ends the same way: save it as a draft, schedule it for later, or publish it now. Read the guide.

• Property ads are now written from your actual listing, with exact prices and real place names - Ads launched from your CRM previously carried a bare price (an "Offers Over £325,000" listing showed as "£325,000") and copy written from just the basics, which could drift into generic or inaccurate feature lines. Now the price keeps its qualifier everywhere (in the property picker, the ad copy, and the ad itself), the ad is written from your listing's own description and never mentions a feature that isn't in it, and the copy names the place properly (the village or town, like Roxwell, rather than a postcode district like CM1). The first draft is also more reliable: it always arrives as a full, structured ad rather than occasionally a single line you had to rewrite. Read the guide.

• Your posts can now mention what makes your agency yours, with a new Brand Voice section to control it - Market Trak now keeps a short list of true facts about your agency ("Family-run", "Covering Didsbury and Chorlton") and weaves exactly one into one post in every batch of three Content Pack posts, so your feed sounds like you rather than a generic agency. New signups get these filled in automatically from their website. Everyone else can open Workspace Settings > Branding, where the new Brand Voice section shows your facts as small tags you can remove or add to (up to 8), with a Scan my website button that fills them in from your site in one click. Your Instagram and Facebook profiles live there too, shown as labelled tags in each network's colours; remove one with its X and add a replacement by pasting a link or just typing the handle. Read the guide.

• The sign-up website scan finds much more of your brand, and shows you what it's doing - When you paste your website during sign-up, you now watch a live checklist tick off each thing Market Trak finds, with a preview of your actual website appearing in a small browser frame alongside as it works. The scan now reads your brand colours from how your site really looks rather than its code (which previously mis-read some sites), finds your Instagram and Facebook profiles, pulls short facts about your agency to power your posts, and chooses your logo by looking at the images on your site, so a leftover or wrong logo gets rejected instead of picked. Everything is shown for review before it's saved, including the measured colours as one-tap swatches next to the colour picker.

• Leads now remember every area they're interested in, and campaigns target by postcode district - Every enquiry a lead makes now adds that area to their record: enquire on an ad in one district, then request a valuation in another, and both are kept as Areas of interest on the lead's record, shown as small tags you can add to or remove yourself. When you send a campaign, you now choose recipients by postcode district (like CM1, with the town shown alongside), and a lead is included if any of their areas matches, so one person receives your updates for every area they've shown interest in. Previously a lead's location was overwritten by each new enquiry and campaigns matched on town names, which quietly missed leads whose location was stored as a full address or a bare postcode. Read the guide.

• Fixed: connecting your Facebook Page from a free Content Pack now works - Free accounts tapping Connect Facebook to publish a pack post were returned from Facebook without the connection being saved, so publishing kept asking them to connect again. Approving the connection on Facebook now brings you straight back to your pack with your Page connected, ready to publish. Paid accounts were unaffected.

• Leads from ads now show whether they came from Facebook or Instagram - A property ad enquiry now records which network it was filled in on: leads are labelled "Facebook ad" or "Instagram ad" on the Leads dashboard, and if you forward leads to a CRM via a webhook, the platform is included in the payload so you can route or report on them separately. We also tidied the lead card so the source is shown once, not twice.

• Ad Reports now show today's figures, with new Today and Yesterday views - Your ad Reports previously showed spend, impressions, and clicks up to yesterday only, so an ad launched this morning showed its enquiries but no spend. Every date range now includes the current day, and the range picker gains Today and Yesterday options so you can check on a live ad's day at a glance. Today's numbers are Facebook's running totals, so they can trail Ads Manager by a few minutes. Read the guide.

• Add qualifying questions to your property ad enquiry forms - When launching a Facebook or Instagram ad from the Ad Launcher, you can now add up to two optional qualifying questions to the enquiry form from a ready-made list, for example "Would you need to sell to buy this property?", "Do you have a property to sell?", or "Would you like a free valuation of your own home?". All questions are multiple choice, so the enquirer just taps an answer, and the answers appear on the lead's record, in your new-enquiry email, and in your lead webhook so your CRM can filter on them. Questions are off by default: name, email, and phone are still pre-filled by Facebook, so adding a question means sharper leads but potentially fewer of them, and the choice is yours per ad. Read the guide.

• Facebook ad enquiries now reach your lead webhook - If you forward your leads to a CRM or other tool with a webhook, enquiries from your Property Ad Launcher ads are now sent there too, alongside your report, valuation, and signup-form leads. Each enquiry arrives in the same format as your other leads, with the advertised property's details, the ad it came from, and any qualifying-question answers included. After launching an ad you're also now taken straight to Your ads, and you can change an ad's budget by tapping the daily amount on its card.

• Content Packs now keep one up-to-date report per area - When a new Content Pack covers a postcode you've covered before (in the same report style), it now refreshes your most recent report with the latest data instead of creating another copy. That report keeps the same share link, so posts that link to it show current figures every time you generate a new pack for the area, and from now on all your future posts for an area share one link that stays fresh for as long as you keep covering it. Your edits (like custom call-to-action wording or hidden sections) are kept, and your Reports page stays tidy, with one up-to-date report per area instead of a growing stack of monthly duplicates. Older separate reports from before this change keep their own links and aren't affected. Read the guide.

• A refreshed mobile menu built around your daily tools - The bottom bar on your phone now carries the things you use every day: Content (your Content Packs), Calendar, the round Assistant button in the middle, Ads (on plans with the Ad Launcher) or Dashboard, and Leads. The Dashboard always stays one tap away: it sits on the bar itself, or at the top of your profile menu (top-right) when the Ads shortcut takes its place. Read the guide.

• Fixed: Facebook was counting your leads twice - If you run Facebook or Instagram ads pointing at your valuation page or reports, Facebook Ads Manager was recording two lead conversions for every real lead you captured, so your lead counts looked roughly double and your cost per lead looked roughly half of the true figure. Each lead now sends exactly one conversion to Facebook. From today your Ads Manager numbers will match your Leads dashboard; the drop you may notice is the counting becoming accurate, not your ads performing worse. Nothing to change on your end, and your leads themselves were always captured correctly in Market Trak.

• Content Packs are now a ready-made week: six posts, each with its own date, approved with a thumbs up - Every Content Pack you generate now contains six social posts instead of three, each on a different subject (a headline local figure, seller tips, local-life posts, a valuation invitation, and a "get the free guide" post) so your feed never repeats itself. Each post arrives with a suggested publish date across the coming week (10am on weekdays, 11am at weekends), shown on a date chip you can tap to change. Thumbs up a post and it's approved: scheduled to its date on your connected channels in one tap, with "Publish now instead" and "Change date" there if you want them. Thumbs down a post you don't like and its slot frees up with a Build a new post button that creates a deliberately different post for that day (your first two per pack are free). Or approve everything at once with the new Approve the week button, which asks which channels to post to and does the rest. Packs are billed as one flat price covering the report and all six posts, charged only when the pack finishes successfully. Your posts grid now leads the page, with the report's numbers in a quiet card just below. Read the guide.

• Progress screens now show real progress - The stage-by-stage progress you see while a Content Pack builds, a report generates, or an instant valuation runs (including the valuation loading screen your homeowners see) now reflects what is actually happening behind the scenes, step by step, rather than an animation timed to roughly match. Each step lights up when that piece of work genuinely starts, and if one step takes longer than usual (image generation sometimes does), the screen stays honestly on that step instead of racing ahead.

• Editing the call-to-action on Article Reports now saves - On the magazine-style Article Report (Area Spotlight), editing the closing call-to-action text (the title, description, button label, or the small line beneath the button) always failed with an error, so your wording never stuck. That's fixed: your edits now save and show on the shared report straight away.

• Watch your property feed being detected, live - When you add your website as a property feed, you now see exactly what Market Trak is doing while it scans: checking your site, reading each listings page with a running property count ("Reading page 4, 60 properties so far"), and double-checking the results. Larger sites can take a minute or two to scan fully, and now you can see it working the whole way instead of watching a spinner. Read the guide.

• Smarter, more reliable property feed setup - When you connect your website as a property feed, Market Trak now double-checks that the links it found are genuine property listings (not search or category pages) before saving your feed, and on sites with lots of similar-looking pages it automatically narrows the feed down to just your listings. Detection now also reads your property search page first (the page buyers use, so it always shows your current stock) rather than your sitemap, which on some websites can quietly go out of date. Just enter your website address: if your search page isn't where we expect, Market Trak now reads your homepage menu to find it, the same way a visitor would, and this works even if your listings are hosted on a separate platform site. If it can't confidently identify your properties, setup now tells you clearly and asks for a link to one of your listings instead of saving a feed that would never post. And if an existing feed stops finding listings (for example after a website redesign), its card in Integrations now shows an error instead of looking healthy while doing nothing. Read the guide.

• Your caption edits are kept when you approve a post - If you tweak a post's caption in the Approval Queue before approving it, your edited wording is now what gets scheduled, whether you approve one post or several at once (previously an edit could be dropped and the original wording scheduled instead). We've also made publishing clearer: if a scheduled post can't go out, for example because your Facebook or Instagram connection has expired, you're notified by alert and email so you can reconnect, and if a post goes to two platforms and only one succeeds, we now tell you exactly which one didn't instead of just saying "Published". Read the guide.

• The assistant flags your usual image size instead of choosing for you - When the assistant asks which aspect ratio you'd like for an image, it now marks the one you normally pick with "your usual" once it has learned it, so the right option is a single tap. Previously, once you had used the same ratio often enough, the assistant skipped the question and picked it silently; now it always asks, and the choice stays yours. Read the guide.

• See how complete your workspace is with the new Setup Guide - There's a new checklist that shows how ready your workspace is, with a progress ring at the bottom of your sidebar (a floating ring on your phone). Open it to see what's done and what's left, grouped into your brand, your connections and getting seen, and click any unfinished step to jump straight to where you complete it. Everything ticks off automatically as you go, you only see steps that apply to your plan, and when you reach 100% you get a little celebration. You can permanently hide it any time. Read the guide.

June 2026

• Turn any listing into a Facebook & Instagram ad - You can now launch a Facebook and Instagram lead ad for any of your properties in a couple of taps, without leaving Market Trak. Pick the property and we write the ad copy and set up local, housing-compliant targeting for you; you choose the budget, and every enquiry lands straight in your Leads dashboard, tagged to the property. Facebook bills your own ad account directly, so you stay in full control of your spend. Read the guide.

• All your tracking in one place: the new Analytics page - There's a new Analytics page in your sidebar (under Measure) that brings your tracking together: who's viewing your reports and where they come from, your email open rates, and a new breakdown of where your leads come from (by channel like "Facebook ad" or "Organic search", and by campaign). It opens on an Overview with your headline numbers at a glance. The Engagement tabs that used to sit on the Reports and Leads pages now live here, and your old links still work. Read the guide.

• Pick your report style when building a Content Pack in the assistant - When you ask the assistant to build a Content Pack, you now choose the report style (Sellers Guide, Data Sheet, or Article Report) right in the chat, the same three looks as the main Content Packs page, instead of always getting the Sellers Guide. Picking your postcode takes you straight to the choice. And if you navigate away while a pack is still building, the chat reconnects to it when you come back instead of starting over. Read the guide.

• "Magic Pack" is now "Content Pack" - We've renamed Magic Pack to Content Pack across Market Trak, since that's what it builds for you: a ready-to-use pack of content. Nothing about how it works has changed, just the name. Any Content Pack links you saved or received by email under the old name still work and open as normal. Read the guide.

• Choose your report style when you create a Magic Pack - After you enter a postcode, you'll now pick how your pack's report looks before it's built: a Sellers Guide (a warm, practical guide to pricing and presenting a home, and the new default), a Data Sheet (clean figures and charts), or an Article Report (the glossy magazine-style Area Spotlight). It's the same local market data, just three different looks; tap the one you want and we'll build your pack around it. Read the guide.

• One-tap photo edits in the image editor - When you edit a post's image, the new Quick edits menu gives you ready-made looks in a couple of taps. Turn a photo to night, twilight or golden hour, swap a grey sky for blue, add a cinematic mood or an architectural sketch, remove clutter or parked cars, or virtually stage an empty room in eight interior styles. They're tucked into tidy Effects and Virtual staging folders, and they work everywhere you edit an image: your posts, the Approval Queue, your Magic Pack, and ads. Read the guide.

• Two more looks for your weekly posts - The second post in your Magic Pack now alternates two designed styles: a local market figure set over an aspirational interior photo (always a different figure from your first post), and your seller-tip posts now carry a short punchy line right on the image so the advice lands at a glance, with the full tip still underneath. Both use your brand colour and your logo, and there's nothing to set up. Read the guide.

• A new illustrated look for your weekly posts - The third post in every Magic Pack (the gentle one inviting local homeowners to get a free valuation) now rotates through three designed styles from week to week, so your feed stays fresh: a premium still-life photo, a clean minimal illustration, and a new warm, hand-drawn "townscape", a charming row of little houses with something drifting in the sky above (a hot-air balloon, a kite, birds taking flight) and a friendly handwritten line, all in your brand colour. There's nothing to set up; it's already part of your packs. Read the guide.

• See where each lead came from - Open any lead to see the marketing channel that brought them in, such as "Facebook ad", "Google ad", or "Organic search", along with the campaign and landing page where we can tell. The same channel is now sent to your CRM if you forward leads by webhook, so you no longer have to interpret a vaguer label. To keep the labels accurate, add a couple of simple tags to your ad and post links. If you embed the valuation or signup form on your own website, re-copy the embed code so it passes your ad tracking through (otherwise embedded leads can show as "Referral"). Read the guide.

• Approval Queue: clearer dates and easier rescheduling - Each post in your Approval Queue now shows its scheduled date and time at the top, in green while it is still upcoming and red once it has passed. You can change the date right on the card (tap the date to reschedule, or use the pencil to edit the caption and date together), and if a post's date has already gone by, Add to Calendar is greyed out until you pick a new one, so you no longer run into an error when scheduling it. Read the guide.

• Choose a look for your bio link page - Your Bio Link page now comes in three themes you can switch between in Settings > Workspace Settings > Leads > Bio link: Light (a clean off-white), Dark (a deep charcoal), and Brand colour (a soft wash of your own brand colour). Whichever you choose, your logo, your valuation button and your report cards all carry your brand colour, and you'll see each look on the live preview as you pick it. Read the guide.

• Your bio link page now loads your tracking pixels - If you've added Meta (Facebook) or Google tracking under your workspace settings, those pixels now fire on your Bio Link page too, so visitors who tap through from your social profile can be measured and retargeted, just like visitors to your reports and valuation page. If your cookie consent banner is enabled, it shows here as well and pixels load once a visitor accepts. There's nothing to set up beyond your existing tracking. Read the guide.

• Share one "link in bio" page for your social profiles - Your Bio Link is a single, branded page that gathers your online valuation and up to four reports you choose, made for the "link in bio" slot on Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok. Turn it on under Settings > Workspace Settings > Leads > Bio link, pick which reports to feature and drag them into order on a live preview, add a headline and tagline, and copy your link (marketrak.pro/bio/your-slug) into your profile. Every button leads to a page that captures the visitor as a lead, and the whole thing saves as you go. Read the guide.

• Invite your team into your workspace - On plans that include team members, you can invite colleagues to share your workspace, so your reports, posts, leads, and branding all live in one place on one bill. Open Settings > Workspace Settings > Team members, type a colleague's email, and click Invite member; they get a branded email with a link to join. You'll see how many seats your plan includes (for example "2 of 5 seats used"), and invited members get their own login and profile but don't see your billing or workspace settings. Read the guide.

• Run multiple offices from one login - If you run more than one branch or area, you can add extra offices under a single login, on plans that include multiple offices. Each office is its own separate space with its own subscription, branding, leads, and data, billed separately. Switch between them from the office switcher at the top of your sidebar, and add a new one from there: name it, pick a plan, and we copy your current branding across so it's ready to go. Read the guide.

• Your logo is now optimised automatically when you upload it - When you add your agency logo (during onboarding or in Settings > Workspace Settings > Branding), Market Trak now resizes it to a sensible web size and file size for you, while keeping any transparent background intact. This also fixes a rare case where uploading a very large image as your logo could stop a Magic Pack from generating. There's nothing to do on your end.

• Price changes now clearly show whether prices went up or down - When a post or report shows how much prices have moved over the year, a rise now displays with a + sign (for example +3.2%) instead of a bare number, so it is instantly clear the market is up rather than down. Falls already showed their minus sign. This applies to the stat posts in your Magic Pack, posts you create from the assistant or social post creator, and the figures on your reports.

• Fixed: your listings preview now shows your property photos, not your logo - On some agency website platforms, the "your listings, ready to post" preview shown during onboarding could display your agency banner on every card instead of each property's photo. It now picks the real property image for each listing. There's nothing to do on your end.

• Fixed: your instant valuation page now shows your own logo - If your logo appeared on your reports but the generic Market Trak logo showed at the top of your instant valuation page, that's resolved. The valuation page now uses your agency logo like the rest of your branding. There's nothing to do on your end; if you'd like a different logo there, you can set one in Settings > Workspace Settings > Branding. Read the guide.

• Cancelling your free trial now keeps your access until the trial ends - Previously, cancelling during a free trial ended your access the moment you confirmed. Now your trial simply doesn't convert into a paid subscription: you keep full access for the rest of your trial period, you won't be charged, and your account closes on the trial end date shown when you cancel. If you change your mind in the meantime, you can pick a plan from your billing page as usual. Read the guide.

• Property feeds now work on Street agency websites - If your agency website is built on Street (the same company as the Street CRM), the Property Feed and the onboarding listings preview previously couldn't read your listings at all, because Street sites load every property in the browser rather than in the page itself. Market Trak now reads Street's own listings catalogue directly, so adding your website as a feed just works: your stock is recognised straight away with the exact address, price with its qualifier, bedrooms, bathrooms, and your full-quality photos, and properties marked Sold STC or Under Offer are never posted. Choose sales, lettings, or both when you add the feed. Read the guide.

• Your listings preview now shows properties near your chosen area - During onboarding, Market Trak turns a few of your live listings into ready-to-post content. On supported website platforms it now picks the listings closest to the postcode area you generated your Magic Pack for, so an agent covering Rayleigh sees their Rayleigh stock first rather than whichever properties happen to top their website's default ordering.

• Your listings preview now retries after a temporary blip - During onboarding, Market Trak shows a few of your live listings as ready-to-post content. If your website briefly couldn't be reached at that exact moment, the preview used to give up permanently and the section never appeared. A temporary failure now simply tries again the next time you open your Magic Pack.

• See everything your report can do, on the free plan - The action rail on your Magic Pack report (QR code, share to social media, email campaigns, sharing controls, and report settings) is now visible before you subscribe instead of hidden. Hover any button to see what it does; tapping one shows you what unlocking it gives you, with every plan side by side. Read the guide.

• Choosing a plan now shows you everything you unlock - When you tap a locked action in your free Magic Pack (editing a caption or image, scheduling, or trying the AI Assistant), Market Trak now opens a short explainer of what a subscription gives you, pictured with your own posts, instead of dropping you straight into a payment popup. Carrying on takes you to a full-screen plans page: every plan side by side with prices and what's included, next to the full line-up of what you unlock, from Magic Packs whenever you need them (for any postcode you cover) and the AI Assistant to email campaigns, the online valuation tool, and the content calendar. Switch between monthly and yearly pricing, and head back to your pack with one tap. Read the guide.

• Your Magic Pack's headline stat now changes every week - The first post in each pack leads with one of your area's key figures on a designed stat card. Previously that figure was picked at random, so you could get the average price two weeks running. It now rotates through your stats week by week (average price, yearly price change, sales per month, and time on market when it reflects well on your area), so consecutive packs always lead with something different. The extra image styles added this week (the object photography and illustrations on the valuation post) also have a deeper set of designs behind them, so repeat weeks stay fresh for longer. Read the guide.

• The valuation post in your Magic Pack now gets its own designed look - The third post in every pack (the one inviting homeowners to find out what their home is worth) used to take a random image from the general pool each week. It now rotates through three distinct looks: a premium photo of a single object with a question on its tag (a coiled tape measure asking "What's yours worth?", a brass balance scale, a paper plane ready for take-off), a hand-drawn illustration in your brand colour (a hot air balloon, a paper boat, a garden swing), and your familiar image styles. Everything renders in your brand colour with your logo, and the question on the image changes with the post's angle each week. Your very first Magic Pack has been refreshed along the same lines: it now opens with the signature stat card, a warm lifestyle photo, and an illustration, so you see the full range from your first minute. Read the guide.

• Magic Packs now bring you something fresh every week - If you generate a Magic Pack for the same area regularly, the posts used to follow the same pattern each time, which got repetitive fast. Each new pack now works through a rotating set of angles for the middle post: practical seller tips like presentation, kerb appeal, and getting sale-ready, alongside pricing advice, what drives a home's value, buyer activity, and more, each grounded in your local market data. When the middle post is a seller tip, its image is now a warm lifestyle photo that actually matches the tip (a welcoming front door for kerb appeal, a bright living room for presentation) with your agency logo on it, instead of an unrelated stats graphic. The valuation post varies its hook from week to week too, and posts pick up a light seasonal touch. Your first pack and the headline stat post with your local figures stay just as they were. Read the guide.

• Property feeds now work on Homeflow agency websites - If your agency website is built on the Homeflow platform, the Property Feed previously couldn't see your listings at all, because Homeflow sites draw their property grids in the browser rather than in the page itself. Market Trak now reads Homeflow's own listings data directly, so adding your website as a feed just works: your full catalogue is recognised straight away, new listings are picked up with the exact address, price, and photo from your site, and properties marked SSTC or let agreed are never posted. Choose sales, lettings, or both when you add the feed. Read the guide.

• Your own listings now appear during onboarding on far more websites - When you join, Market Trak turns a few of your live listings into ready-to-post social content. Previously it only looked at your website's homepage, so if your properties live on a search page (as they do on most agency sites) it often found nothing to show. It now finds and reads your property search page the same way the Property Feed does, and it prefers your for-sale stock over lettings. And if you skipped the website step but signed up with your work email, Market Trak can now find your website from your email address. The preview also now always picks a property photo for each listing, never your agency logo. If the preview came up empty for you recently, it will refresh itself the next time you open your Magic Pack.

• Property feeds detect listings on even more websites - Setting up a property feed from just your homepage address now works on more sites. Websites that keep their listings on a /property/ page are now found automatically, and sites whose links start with www when the address you typed doesn't (or the other way round) no longer come back with "no properties found". The daily check for new listings handles the same difference, so feeds on those sites keep updating reliably. Read the guide.

• Fixed: the page numbers on your Leads list now change the page - Clicking a page number, or the next, previous, first, or last arrows, at the bottom of your Leads list moved the highlight but kept showing the same leads. That's resolved; the list now loads the right page when you click through. Choosing how many leads to show per page continues to work as before. Read the guide.

• Embed the instant valuation form on your own website - You can now add your instant valuation form directly to your own site, not just link out to it. In Settings > Lead Capture > Instant Valuation Tool, click Embed the form on your website and paste the code onto any page. It shows just the form, blends into your page, and uses your brand colour, and when a visitor finishes it sends them straight to their valuation result. Conversions are recorded on your own site using the Facebook Pixel and Google Ads tag you already have there, so they're attributed to your domain and ad account, which makes it ideal for running ads to your own landing page. Leads still flow into your dashboard even before any tags are set up. Read the guide.

• See how your property ads are performing (Reports tab) - The Property Ad Launcher has a new Reports tab. Pick a period (last 7, 14, 30, or 90 days) and see your total and per-ad spend, impressions, clicks, click-through rate, enquiries, and cost per enquiry, alongside how many of your ad enquiries went on to request a valuation or open one of your reports. Switching the period is instant, and ads that finished outside the window drop out of view to keep it focused on recent performance. Read the guide.

• Clearer prompts when Facebook needs reconnecting for ads - Facebook uses one connection for both posting and advertising, so reconnecting for posting (or changing your password) could quietly drop your advertising access and leave ads failing with an unclear message. Market Trak now flags it plainly, in your settings, in the Ad Launcher as soon as you pick a property, and on your ad reports, with a one-tap Allow advertising button to put it right. Ads you've deleted in Facebook's Ads Manager are also tidied up automatically on your Your ads screen. Read the guide.

• Fixed: publishing a Magic Pack post after swapping its image for a video - If you replaced the image on a Magic Pack post with a video, the Publish to Facebook button stayed greyed out, so you couldn't post it. That's resolved; video posts now publish and schedule just like image posts. Read the guide.

• Replace or edit the image on any post, and add video to your Magic Pack - Swapping a post's image or touching it up with the AI image editor now works the same way everywhere: drafts, Magic Pack, the approval queue, the content calendar, the assistant, and the Ad Launcher. Hover the image and choose Replace or Edit image. Magic Pack posts can now use a video instead of an image too (it plays inline and you can publish or schedule it just like any post), and images now show at their natural shape rather than being cropped to a square. Read the guide.

• Property ads: swap the image, touch it up, or run a video ad - In the Property Ad Launcher you can now replace or AI-edit the ad's image before launching, and you can run a video ad on Facebook and Instagram, not just a still image. Pick a video in the ad preview and Market Trak uploads it to Facebook and builds the video ad for you. Read the guide.

• Launch Facebook and Instagram property ads in a couple of taps (Property Ad Launcher) - Turn any of your listings into a live Facebook and Instagram lead ad without leaving Market Trak. Pick a property and Market Trak writes the ad copy, sets up housing-compliant local targeting, and builds the enquiry form for you; you just choose a daily budget and launch. Every enquiry flows straight into your Leads dashboard, tagged to the property, and you get an email for each one so you can follow up fast. You pay Facebook directly from your own ad account, so you keep full control of your spend, and you can pause, change the budget, extend, or end any ad from the Your ads tab. Read the guide.

• Your agency website is now saved as your business website - When you paste your website during sign-up, Market Trak already uses it to pull in your logo, brand colour, and name. It now keeps that website on file too, so you have it as your business link going forward. You'll find it in Workspace Settings > Branding as Business Website, where you can edit it any time. It's kept separate from your Calendar Booking Link, so setting one never changes the other. Read the guide.

• Fixed: editing photos in the assistant (architectural sketch, twilight, virtual staging and more) - Turning an uploaded photo into an architectural sketch, changing the sky or lighting, virtually staging a room, removing cars or clutter, extending a photo to a new shape, or combining photos into a collage could fail with a "technical hiccup" error and never produce the image. That's resolved, so all of the photo-editing slash commands work again. Read the guide.

• Photo-edit commands now apply to your most recent image automatically - After the assistant makes or edits a photo for you, you can run another edit straight away, for example create a sketch and then type /twilight, and it applies to that image without asking you to upload it again. Previously a follow-up edit could ask you to re-attach the photo unless you spelled out "the picture above". You can now chain edits one after another. Read the guide.

• The assistant keeps your report in the chat after you use it - When the assistant generates a market report, the report card (with View Report, Give Me A Summary, and Create Social Post) used to disappear the moment you clicked one of its buttons, so you couldn't easily get back to the report you'd just made. The card now stays in the conversation with its buttons live, so you can reopen the report, ask for a summary, or turn it into a post whenever you like. Read the guide.

• Fixed: generating a report in the assistant for a "Town, Postcode" area - If you asked the assistant for a report and picked or typed an area shown as a town and postcode together (for example "Didsbury, M21"), it could come back with "Invalid location format" and fail. That's resolved: the assistant now reads the postcode out of whatever you give it, so the report generates as expected. Read the guide.

• Posts to win instructions now lead with local data, not your listings - When you ask the assistant for a post to encourage sellers to list with you, it used to sometimes pull up your existing property listings and ask which one to feature. It now treats these as market-led posts and goes straight to your local report data instead, which is what makes that kind of post land with homeowners. Read the guide.

May 2026

• Property feeds now work on more agency websites - Adding a property feed could fail on some agency websites: the scanner would say it couldn't find your listings even though they were clearly there. This happened on sites that load their listings with JavaScript, or that block automated visitors for security. Market Trak can now read those sites, so far more websites work straight away. A few related improvements: entering just your homepage address now finds your full search page instead of only the handful of featured properties on the home page; the "properties found" count now reflects your whole catalogue rather than a single page; and if a website is genuinely locked down, you'll get a clear message explaining it's blocking access instead of a dead end. For the most complete feed, enter your property search page URL. Read the guide.

• Fixed: some free accounts couldn't generate their Magic Pack - If you'd already created a few market reports on a free account in the past, generating your Magic Pack could fail with a "report generation failed" message, because the report inside the pack was counting towards the free report limit. Your Magic Pack no longer counts against that limit, so you can always generate it. If a Magic Pack had been failing for you, it will work now. Read the guide.

• Fixed: clicking Reports in the sidebar from a report now takes you to the list - Clicking Reports in the sidebar while viewing a report used to change the URL in your address bar but leave the report still showing on screen. That's resolved; you'll now land cleanly on the Reports list as you'd expect. Browser back and forward also behave correctly from the report view.

• "Days on market" removed from market reports - We've taken the average days/time on market figure out of the market reports. Because a report covers a whole postcode area, that number was averaged across the entire district and dragged up by older or relisted properties, so it often looked unrealistically high and wasn't a fair reflection of how quickly homes are actually selling. The other market activity figures, properties for sale, sales per month and turnover, all stay, and the rest of your reports are unchanged. If you'd still like to mention time on market in your own emails, it's still available as a merge field to add yourself.

• You're only charged for a Magic Pack once it's successfully created - If a Magic Pack ever fails to finish, you're no longer charged for it. Previously, if a pack stopped partway after its images had been made, the credits for those images could still be taken even though you never got a usable pack. Now the cost (your local report plus the three posts) is only deducted once the pack has finished successfully, so a failed pack costs you nothing. If you try to generate one without enough credits, you'll now get a clear "not enough credits" message with a link to top up, rather than a generic error. And if you've already generated a report for that postcode this month, your pack reuses it and you're only charged for the three posts. Read the guide.

• Magic Pack reports now have the Area Spotlight look - When you create a Magic Pack, from the Magic page or by asking the assistant, the market report inside it now comes in the polished Area Spotlight editorial style: a cream, forest-green and gold magazine look, with your logo at the top. It's the same market data and the same one-postcode, ninety-second flow, just a more premium-looking report by default. This applies to new packs from this update onwards; packs you've already generated keep their existing look, and you can still pick any other report style from the Generate Report page for a one-off. Read the guide.

• Start a Magic Pack with /magic - You can now type /magic in the assistant chat to start a Magic Pack instantly, instead of describing it in words. It sits at the top of the slash command menu under Create. Type / to see all the shortcuts, pick /magic, and the assistant drops in a postcode box to build your local report and three social posts, exactly the same pack you'd get any other way. Read the guide.

• Editing report text is easier - When you click Edit on a paragraph in a report, the editing box now opens already sized to fit the text, so longer sections like a market summary or cover story show in full instead of squeezing into a small box you have to scroll inside. The box keeps fitting your text as you type, and you can drag the bottom-right corner of these paragraph boxes to make them taller if you want more room while you write. Shorter fields like titles, stat labels and button text stay fixed. Read the guide.

• Choose your report's theme in the assistant - When you generate a market report through the assistant, you can now pick its theme, the same choice the Generate Report form gives you, instead of always getting the default look. The report-type step is now a set of visual cards (Sellers Guide, Data Sheet, Article Report) matching the form. Click Data Sheet or Article Report and the card opens to reveal its themes (Data Sheet: Default, Dark, Emerald; Article Report: Magazine or the cream-and-gold Editorial / Area Spotlight look), so you choose the type and the look in one step. The location box also now gives you the same postcode guidance as the Generate Report form, nudging you toward the outward postcode or a postcode over a town name for more accurate area data. Read the guide.

• See the image styles, not just their names, in the assistant - When the assistant asks which image style to use for a post, you now see a visual gallery of the actual styles instead of a plain dropdown of names. Browse the thumbnails and pick the look you want; you no longer have to guess what "Coffee Shop" or "Editorial Quote" looks like from its name alone. Read the guide.

• Image eraser now only changes the area you brush - When you brush over part of a post image and click Erase, the tool occasionally redrew the whole image at a slightly different size, or with a slightly different background colour, instead of just clearing the part you marked. That is fixed. Erasing (and brushing over an area to describe a change) now leaves the rest of the image, its size, and its colours exactly as they were, and only touches what you painted over. If you ever had to erase something twice to get a clean result, you should not need to anymore. Read the guide.

• Fixed: generating an image in the AI assistant - Creating a post with an image through the assistant (pick a template, choose an aspect ratio) could fail to finish, or come back as a bare link instead of a finished post. That is resolved: the assistant now reliably produces the image and the post card together. Posts also now respect the writing style you choose, pick Short & Punchy and you get a short, punchy post rather than a long one. Read the guide.

• The assistant chats like a person instead of always showing buttons - The AI assistant used to treat almost everything you typed as a task. Say "thanks" or "that's brilliant" and it would still reply with "Please choose an option" and a row of buttons. It now holds a normal conversation: reactions, small talk, and simple questions get a warm, natural reply with nothing to click, and it only shows buttons when there is a genuine choice for you to make or you have actually asked it to do something. You stay in the driver's seat and the assistant follows your lead rather than herding you down a menu. Read the guide.

• Assistant-generated reports now show the town name in the title - When you ask the assistant to generate a report, or create a Magic Pack by typing the postcode in yourself, the report now lands with the proper "Town, Postcode" title (for example "Didsbury, M21") rather than the bare postcode. It uses the same town lookup as the Generate Report form, so titles read consistently however you create a report. Existing reports are unaffected; this applies to new ones from this update onwards. Read the guide.

• Magic Packs generate more reliably - A small percentage of Magic Packs were occasionally failing to produce their social post text, which stopped the whole pack from finishing. We have fixed the underlying cause and added an automatic retry, so packs that would previously have errored now complete on their own. If you have had the odd Magic Pack fail to finish, that should now be resolved. Read the guide.

• See everything a lead has done, in one place - Click a lead's name on the Leads page, or anywhere on their row, to open their full record. It shows their contact details, which you can now edit right there on the page, plus a single timeline of everything they have done inside Market Trak: every instant valuation they have requested, every report they have opened, and every email they have opened, newest first. Click any valuation in the timeline to open its full details. The record slides in over your list and closes straight back to it, so you can review one lead, close, and move to the next without losing your place; on a phone it opens full-screen, and each record has its own link you can share with a colleague. While you are there you can also unsubscribe or delete the lead. Deleting is now properly tidy: it removes the lead and the instant valuations attached to them, so a deleted lead's details are genuinely gone. Read the guide.

• Ask the assistant to make you a Magic Pack - You can now create a Magic Pack without leaving the assistant chat. Ask for "a magic pack", or "a report and some social posts for M21", and the assistant drops a postcode box straight into the conversation. Confirm the postcode and it builds your pack right there, shows a short generating animation, then gives you a link to open the finished pack: a fresh local market report plus three ready-to-post social posts, exactly the same as the Magic Pack you'd get from the Magic page. The postcode box only accepts real postcodes; if you type a town name like "Chorlton" it gently nudges you to use a postcode instead, because postcodes return more accurate area data. If you open your pack and then come back to the chat, the link is still waiting for you rather than resetting to a blank box. It uses the same credits and the same monthly pack allowance as generating a Magic Pack any other way, so nothing is charged twice. Read the guide.

• The Instant Valuation tool has a new look - The form your visitors fill in, the loading screen they see while it's calculating, and the result page they end up on have all been redesigned to match the editorial look you'll have seen on the new Area Spotlight reports: cream backgrounds, forest-green and gold accents, serif headlines with one italic-pink word, clean boxed inputs, and a magazine-style result spread. The result page now opens with the property address as the editorial title and leads with the estimated value front and centre, then walks the visitor through Your Valuation → How we calculated this → Market Snapshot → Price History → Recent Sales → CTA → Working Assumptions → Disclaimer. The change applies automatically to every existing instant valuation in your account and every new one from this update onwards. Your workspace logo is pulled into the page header. If you haven't set one yet, you can upload one from Workspace Settings > Branding. There's no setting to opt out for now; the new look replaces the old one across the board. Read the guide.

• Instant valuations are now more accurate, more transparent, and show more about each property - A substantial upgrade to how the instant valuation works under the bonnet, and to what your potential leads see on the result page. The headline figure is now a blended estimate from three or four independent calculations (an algorithmic model, price-per-square-foot multiplied by the property's size, the typical sold price of comparable homes of the same type, and where available the property's actual previous sale price compounded forward by local market growth). When the methods agree closely the result is more confident; when they disagree the system tells you so via a tighter or wider range below the headline. The Market Snapshot tiles on every report now filter to the property type wherever possible (so a detached house valuation shows "Based on 86 detached house sales" rather than 359 mixed listings), and the Recent Sales section reads "Recent Detached House Sales in M21" when the data supports it. A new Property record strip below the cover shows the property's EPC rating, council tax band, and last sale price + date whenever they're known. That's useful context that previously was hidden. A new "How we calculated this" section at the bottom of the editorial-style report shows the three or four component figures side-by-side as a quiet transparency footer, so a curious homeowner can see exactly which signals fed the headline. The Working Assumptions intro paragraph now positions an in-person appraisal from your agency as the path to a more accurate value, framing the online estimate as a starting point rather than a substitute. A historical floor-area bug that was systematically biasing some valuations downwards by around 14% has been fixed. All these changes apply automatically to new valuations from this update onwards. Read the guide.

• Disposable email addresses are now blocked on signup and lead-capture forms - Throwaway email services like Mailinator, Yopmail, 10minutemail, Guerrilla Mail, and around 121,000 other "temporary inbox" providers can no longer sign up to Market Trak, sign up to your reports, fill in your instant valuation form, or be added via CSV import. Users who try will see "Please use a permanent email address. Disposable or temporary email services are not allowed." and are prompted to use a real address instead. The benefit is fewer fake leads on your dashboard, fewer wasted Mailgun sends to inboxes that never get checked, and stronger conversion data (because the leads in your CRM are people who actually want to hear from you). CSV imports drop disposable rows automatically rather than failing the whole upload, and the import summary tells you exactly which addresses were skipped so you can spot-check the list. Sits alongside the bounce-handling feature above: bounces clean up dead addresses after they get in, this stops them coming in to begin with.

• Generate Report form nudges you toward the postcode formats that produce the best data - The location input on Generate Report now shows a subtle inline tip when your input is likely to return weaker market data. Type a full unit-level postcode like "M21 0QN" and the tip reads "Using M21 alone will return more accurate area data" (the outward code, which covers a whole area, gives the market-data provider a wider and more statistically meaningful sample). Type a town name like "Chorlton" and the tip reads "Using a postcode will return more accurate area data than a town name" (towns span multiple postcode areas, so the underlying data ends up averaged across neighbourhoods that may behave very differently). The tip is amber, sits below the input, and replaces the generic helper line so you only see one piece of guidance at a time. It is a suggestion, not a block: the form still accepts whatever you type, the backend handles it the same way as before. Magic Pack already auto-strips for new users; this is the same idea adapted for the more advanced Generate Report audience.

• Bounced lead emails are now flagged and skipped - When a lead's email address stops working permanently (the inbox is closed, the domain no longer exists, or the mail server hard-rejects messages from us), the lead now gets an amber Bounced badge on the Leads dashboard and is automatically excluded from every future campaign send. Filter by Bounced in the status dropdown to see who is affected, or hover the badge to read the exact reason your mail server gave. The change applies to every send path: the Send Campaign modal, the AI assistant, and the back-end email queue all skip bounced leads automatically, so you do not need to manually deselect them. Soft bounces (full mailboxes, brief outages) are not flagged, only permanent failures are, so a lead with a Bounced badge is genuinely undeliverable rather than just temporarily unreachable. The benefit is cleaner "sent" counts on your dashboard (no more chasing dead inboxes) and a clearer picture of who is actually reachable. Read the guide.

• Posts dashboard now counts what you have published, not drafts - The Posts number on your dashboard, and the Posts bar on the Awareness meter, now measure posts you have scheduled on the calendar or published, rather than drafts you have saved. Save a post to your Drafts and it lives there as before, ready for you to edit and use; it just no longer ticks the Posts metric until you schedule or publish it. If your Posts number dropped today, that is why. The intent is to make the dashboard reflect what is actually getting in front of people, not what is sitting in your library. The "Quick Win" recommendation has been updated to match (now reads "Schedule or post N more" rather than "Create N more"). Your Drafts page itself is untouched. Read about the Posts metric.

• Magic Pack reports now show your town name in the title - Previously every Magic-Pack-generated report rendered with just the bare postcode in the title and cover (e.g. "M21"), while reports you generated manually from the Generate Report form correctly read as "Didsbury, M21". Magic Pack now uses the same town-name lookup as the Generate Report form, so packs generated from this update onwards land with the proper "Town, Postcode" label across the report title, the report cover, the in-app pack header, and the delivery email subject. Existing packs in your account are unaffected (they continue to render the bare postcode they were generated with); only new packs from this update get the proper label.

• Area Spotlight: a new luxury look for the Article Report - The Article Report now comes in two visual themes: Magazine (the original slate-and-white look you've been seeing) and Editorial (Area Spotlight). Editorial is a premium brochure aesthetic on a cream, forest-green, and gold palette with serif display typography, designed to feel like a high-end property brochure rather than a market data sheet. The two themes use the exact same data, generation pipeline, and credit cost, so switching between them is purely a visual choice you can make per report. Pick a theme from the Generate Report form, or change it later from inside an existing report. Every section in Area Spotlight is individually hideable (Market Snapshot tiles, Price Analysis, Property Mix, Price History, Recent Sales) and the heading, body text, and button label on the email signup are editable inline. The cover At-a-Glance panel leads with Turnover Rate (e.g. "8%") and Monthly Sales Volume rather than the harder-to-defend "Average Time on Market", and the Price History timeline rearranges itself into a vertical layout on mobile so it never adds a horizontal scroll bar to your phone. Read the guide.

• Data Reference Sheet renamed to Data Sheet - The shorter name is now used in the report-type picker, on the generated report title, and across the docs.

• Sellers Guide simplified to a single brand-coloured look - The Sellers Guide previously offered four themes that all looked broadly the same. It now ships with one treatment that automatically uses your workspace brand colour for the header gradient (and falls back to a violet shade if you haven't set a brand colour). The theme picker is no longer shown for the Sellers Guide because there's only one option. Reports generated with the older themes are unaffected: they continue to render exactly as they did. Read the guide.

• Generate Report always produces a fresh report - A recent update introduced same-month report recycling, which silently reused an existing report if you generated the same postcode twice in a calendar month. That behaviour was meant for the Magic Pack flow only but was firing on the Generate Report form too, so clicking Generate could appear to do nothing. Recycling is now scoped to the Magic Pack flow only. Generate Report always creates a fresh report, every time, regardless of what's already in your account. Magic Pack still recycles within the calendar month to keep auto-generated packs fast and credit-friendly. The Regenerate button on the report viewer was, and remains, always fresh.

• Report top bar shows your workspace name reliably - The label that sits in the top bar of the report viewer is supposed to show your workspace name (e.g. "Market Trak"). On older reports without a profile-level company name set, it was occasionally falling back to a generic "Property Reports" placeholder. The report viewer now does a live lookup against your workspace name at view time, so the top bar always reflects your current workspace name regardless of how the report was originally generated.

• Sign out from the welcome flow and Magic Pack canvas - A small Sign out icon now sits in the top-right corner of the welcome flow and the chromeless Magic Pack canvas (the version free-tier users see before they subscribe). If you want to switch accounts or step away from a partway-finished setup, you can sign out cleanly from where you are without having to navigate to a page that has the sidebar. Useful if you started signup on the wrong account or just want to leave without completing.

• Remove the logo on the welcome flow review screen - On the "review what we found" step of the welcome flow, you can now click a small X in the top-right corner of the logo preview to clear the logo entirely. Previously the only way to change the logo was to upload a new one over the top. Useful if Market Trak's website scrape picked a non-logo image (a favicon, a sponsor logo, etc.) and you'd rather start your workspace with no logo at all and add one later from Workspace Settings > Branding.

• Welcome flow logo detection is tighter - The website scrape that picks up your logo during the welcome flow no longer considers your site's social-share card (og:image) as a possible logo. Most agency sites use the social-share card for hero photos or a "share this on Facebook" preview image, not the logo, so including it as a candidate occasionally meant your first Magic Pack rendered with the wrong image where your logo should have been. The scrape now only considers three sources: header <img> tags whose markup says they're a logo, your Apple touch icon, and your favicon, in that order.

• Welcome flow now handles SVG-only agency websites correctly - Some agency websites only serve their logo as an SVG file. Previously, Market Trak would pick the SVG, appear to finish the welcome flow successfully, but your workspace would end up with no saved logo and your first Magic Pack would render with the generic Market Trak logo instead of yours. The welcome flow now skips SVG candidates entirely and falls through to "no scraped logo". You can upload a PNG or JPG version of your logo via the Upload your own tile, or continue without a logo. If you try to drag an SVG file onto the upload tile yourself, you'll see a clear "SVGs aren't supported. Export your logo as PNG, JPG, or WebP" message instead of a silent failure. Read the guide.

• Sign in with Google on the signup and signin screens - You can now sign up or sign in with one click using a Google account. A new Continue with Google button sits above the email form on both the signup and signin tabs at marketrak.pro/auth. Choose your Google account and you skip the email confirmation step entirely, landing straight on the workspace setup screen (first time) or your Magic Pack canvas (returning). Useful if you'd rather not type or remember another password, or if your team is on Google Workspace. The existing email and password option still sits below for anyone who prefers it. Read the guide.

• Reports recycle within the same calendar month: generate the same postcode twice and we'll reuse the first one - If your workspace already has a report for a postcode generated this month, generating that postcode again silently reuses the existing report instead of running a fresh one. Saves 20 credits and around 20 seconds of pack-generation time on every same-month repeat. Applies to both the standalone "Generate Report" flow and the Magic Pack flow. Magic Packs still get fresh post text and images on top, only the underlying area report recycles. Resets on the 1st of each month so you're never further than a few weeks from fresh data. If you want to force a fresh report mid-month (e.g. a council announcement changed the picture), open the existing report and click Regenerate: that path still bypasses recycling and runs a fresh generation. The date on Magic Pack reports has also been simplified to month-and-year (e.g. "Generated May 2026") rather than the precise day, so a 2-week-old recycled report doesn't trip the "this looks stale" reflex.

• Magic Pack editorial images now match the post text alongside them - The four "Editorial Quote" image styles (Average Price, Days On Market, Price Change, Sales Volume) bake one specific market figure right into the image as the visual focal point. Previously, the random image picker could land any of these four on any of your three Magic Pack posts, so you'd occasionally see a "Sales Volume: 16 properties/month" image sitting next to a caption that talked about days on market. From this update onwards, if a stat-bound editorial image lands in your pack, the post next to it is guaranteed to talk about that same figure, so the visual headline and the caption always agree. Packs can still have zero editorials (a quieter all-general look) or one editorial (always on the first post). Two or three editorials in the same pack is now structurally impossible. Existing Magic Packs in your account are untouched.

• Signup form moved to the middle of your reports so it doesn't clash with the CTA - If you had both the email signup form and the "Book Your Free Valuation" CTA enabled on your reports, the two used to sit stacked at the very end of the report: two big gradient blocks back to back, competing for attention. The signup form now sits in the middle of your report (right after the area's headline market data), and the CTA closes the report at the end. Applies to both Seller's Guide and Data-Driven reports.

• Report footer tidied - Two small things in the report footer. The "Powered by Market Trak" link at the bottom of every report now renders in the Market Trak pink instead of the old blue. And the copyright line at the very bottom now reads "© 2026 Market Trak" instead of "© 2026 Property Reports" / the previous fallback text. The report design is ours, so the copyright belongs to Market Trak.

• Report signup form refreshed to match the new embeddable design - The email signup section that sits at the foot of your Seller's Guide and Data-Driven reports now uses the same look as the Split Modern style from the embed signup library: the left panel flows from your brand colour into a richer shade of the same colour as a diagonal gradient, the outer corners are softer, and the chunky brand-coloured border is gone in favour of a subtle clean edge. The Subscribe button picks up the same gradient. Everything you can edit on the form (the headline, the subtitle, the three bullet points, the button label) still edits the same way, the icons are unchanged, and the form behaves identically. Effective on every report rendered from this update onwards. If you're not sure where the embeddable form library lives, it's under Workspace Settings > Embeds.

• Magic Pack reports now use your brand colour in the header - Magic Pack reports used to render with a generic indigo and purple gradient at the top, regardless of the brand colour you'd set in Workspace Settings > Branding. They now use the same "Default" theme as reports you generate manually, so the header gradient and call-to-action button pick up your workspace brand colour, while the widget tiles in between (Winning Strategies, Time on Market, Hidden Opportunities, etc.) stay on the vibrant fixed palette from yesterday's update. Effective for any Magic Pack generated from this update onwards.

• Magic Pack ready: per-user email and push notifications - The Day 0 delivery email that lands when a Magic Pack finishes generating now has its own switch in User Settings > Notification preferences, alongside a matching browser push notification switch. Both default to on so the experience is unchanged for everyone, and they work independently: keep the email but silence the push if you're already in the app when packs finish, or do the opposite if you live in your inbox. Useful if you generate packs in batches and would rather not have your inbox pinged every time. The Day 3 and Day 7 follow-up nurture emails are separate and aren't affected by these toggles. See Notification preferences.

• Report widget colours stay vibrant on every brand palette - The icon tiles and feature cards inside reports (Winning Strategies, Effective Selling Strategies, Time on Market Insights, Hidden Opportunities) used to take on your workspace brand colour, which made the report read monotone if you were on a heavily branded palette and could clash with the surrounding cards on pale brand colours. They now render in a fixed varied palette of blues, greens, purples, oranges, and pinks regardless of brand colour, so reports stay visually interesting on every workspace. The report header strip and the main CTA button still pull from your brand colour as before.

• CTA button label always reads in black on the white pill - The "Book Your Free Market Appraisal" button on every report now renders its label in black, regardless of your workspace brand colour. Previously the label inherited the brand colour and washed out on pale palettes (yellow, soft pink, etc.) where it had to compete with the white pill background. Black reads cleanly on white at any size, on any device, every time.

• Magic Pack posts now have a Save button (and a single-row toolbar) - Each post on the Magic Pack canvas now has a clear Save button alongside Schedule and Publish. Click Save to keep the post in your Drafts; without that click, the post lives only on the canvas and won't clutter your drafts list. Once you save a post, the button is replaced by a "Saved" pill so you can tell at a glance which ones you've kept. If you save by mistake, click the "Saved" pill itself to unsave and put the post back to its original state. Anything you don't save, schedule, or publish is cleared 30 days after the pack was generated, keeping the canvas focused on the "what shall I do with this?" moment. Posts you've saved, scheduled, or published stay yours forever, and the underlying area Report always stays in Reports regardless. If you click an old Magic Pack link from a 30+ day-old email, you'll now land on a friendly page explaining the pack expired, with a button to generate a fresh one. The action buttons in the footer have also been tightened up so all three (Save, Schedule, Publish) fit on a single row at every screen size.

• Day 3 and Day 7 follow-up emails after your Magic Pack - The first email you get after generating your first Magic Pack is the delivery email from Chris on Day 0. On Day 3, you'll now also get a short follow-up called "Three ways to use your Magic Pack" with practical guidance on what to do with the posts and the area report. On Day 7, if you haven't already saved or scheduled every post, you'll get a one-line heads-up that the canvas will clear in three weeks, with a soft prompt to subscribe for fresh packs on any postcode. Both follow-ups come from the generic Market Trak inbox (the Day 0 email from Chris stays personal) and only land for free-tier workspaces. Paying subscribers don't get nurtured.

• Your Magic Pack now arrives in your inbox - When a Magic Pack finishes generating, you now get a personal email letting you know it's ready. The three post images appear right inside the email, every thumbnail clickable, and a single View your Magic Pack button takes you straight to the pack in the app. The first pack you ever generate comes from Chris (founder) with a note inviting you to reply with feedback; subsequent packs come from the Market Trak inbox with a leaner subject line that includes the area. Reply to either and you'll reach a real person, not a noreply queue. Useful if you start a pack, get pulled away, and want a one-click way back to it from your inbox later.

• Clearer prompt when your Facebook connection has expired - Facebook signs you out periodically (roughly every two months), and posts can't go out until you reconnect. Previously, if your token had expired, clicking Publish Now showed a generic error toast with no obvious next step. Now you'll see a friendly amber banner right inside the publish modal that says "Your Facebook connection has expired" with a Reconnect Facebook button, so you can re-authorise without leaving your post. The Integrations page also distinguishes "expired" (red banner) from "expiring soon" (amber, within 7 days), and the "Connected" badge becomes "Expired" when applicable. See Facebook & Instagram Integration.

• One consistent Publish / Schedule experience across the app - clicking Publish Now or Schedule on a Magic Pack post, an approval-queue post, or a new calendar post now leads to the same flow: pick which platforms (Facebook, Instagram), pick a date and time if scheduling, hit confirm. If your workspace doesn't have a Facebook page connected yet, you'll see a Connect Facebook button right there in the same modal. Clicking it takes you to Facebook to authorise, then drops you straight back where you were so you don't lose your post. Previously some surfaces sent you to Workspace Settings (losing your composition), some errored on submit, and the calendar would happily schedule a post with nowhere to publish to.

• Tab bars no longer overflow on smaller screens - the tab bars on Workspace Settings, Reports, Generate Report, Leads, and Social Posts now collapse cleanly when the page isn't wide enough to show every label. The active tab keeps its label so you always know where you are; the other tabs collapse to icon-only and show the full label as a tooltip on hover. At full desktop width, every tab still shows its label as before.

• Refreshed marketing website + new Lead Capture and Nurture page - the public Market Trak website (the homepage, the pricing page, and all the feature pages) has had a visual refresh and now follows the same editorial design language as the rest of the app: Times New Roman headlines with italic-pink accents, soft pink-bordered cards, and a cream background. Existing customers will notice the change next time they hit the site or share a link with a colleague. A new Lead Capture and Nurture page at /features/lead-capture-and-nurture has been added too, which brings together everything Market Trak does for capturing leads (gated reports, instant valuation submissions, embeddable signup forms) and following up with them via email broadcasts. Useful as a single page to share with anyone considering the product.

• Each Magic Pack post now shows what it's highlighting - the labels above your three social posts on the Magic results page (which used to read POST ONE, POST TWO, POST THREE) now describe what each post is actually about: things like RISING PRICES, SALES PACE, FREE VALUATION. The labels change based on what the data showed for that postcode. The section heading above the three posts has also been quieted to "Your social posts" so it still reads naturally if you delete one of the posts.

• Magic Packs now survive navigation - if you start a Magic Pack and click away to do something else, you can come back to the Magic page at any point and pick up where you left off. The progress bar will be in roughly the right place rather than restarting from the beginning, and you'll never come back to find your pack quietly lost. The Magic page also now has a small "View your most recent pack" button under the postcode input, so you can jump straight back to the last pack you generated without remembering where it lives. Opening the report from a pack is now instant; previously it took several seconds because the link reloaded the whole app.

• Magic Pack reports always include a call-to-action - every Magic Pack report now ends with a CTA button. By default it points at your instant valuation page (using your custom slug if you've set one). If you'd rather use a different booking link, set a default CTA URL in Workspace Settings > Lead Capture and Magic Packs will use that instead.

• Skip onboarding if you've done it before - if you've already been through the welcome flow on another workspace, you'll now see a small "Skip onboarding" link at the bottom of the page when a new workspace is created. Click it and we'll mark the workspace as set up and drop you straight on the dashboard. New users still go through the full flow.

• Awareness meter shows where the score comes from - the awareness card on the dashboard now shows three small weekly progress bars (Posts, Email Campaigns, Active Days) so you can see at a glance which signals are pulling your score up or down. The track at the bottom also has a position dot now, so it reads as a "where you are" indicator rather than just a fill bar.

• Magic Packs - a new top item in the sidebar called Magic. Type one postcode, click Generate, and around ninety seconds later you have a finished local market report and three matching social posts ready to publish or schedule. The report is branded with your workspace logo and brand colour automatically. The three posts each use a different visual style and include working links back to the new report and to your instant valuation page. The report is saved to your Reports page; the posts are saved to your Drafts. Generate as many packs as you like, one a week per area is a good rhythm. If you paste a full postcode like M21 0QN we now use just the first part automatically, which gives a richer report covering a whole area instead of a single street. Read the guide.

• Brand new welcome flow for first-time users - the very first time you log in to a new Market Trak workspace, you now go through a short, full-screen welcome experience before you reach the dashboard. Paste your agency website and Market Trak reads your logo, brand colour, and agency name from the live site automatically. You'll see what we found and can tweak any of it on the spot, try one of the suggested adjacent shades for your brand colour, drop in a different logo, or rename the agency. Then you generate your very first Magic pack right there on the spot, with the report already branded the way you'd want it. Once your first pack lands you click Continue to your dashboard and the rest of the app opens up. Existing users won't see this, it's only for new sign-ups. Read the guide.

• Refreshed look across the app - the editorial design language we introduced on the Magic page has been rolled out across the rest of the app. The dashboard, leads, reports, settings, and the assistant welcome page all now use the same Times New Roman headlines with italic-pink accents, soft-pink card borders, cream background, and consistent rounded pill buttons. Tab bars on the reports, leads, and settings pages now sit pinned at the top of the page so they stay in the same place as you switch between sections. Pagination on the reports list, the leads table, and any future list page now share a single look and feel. No functional changes; everything works exactly as before, just easier on the eye.

April 2026

• Per-surface controls for welcome and valuation emails - the single Auto Welcome Email toggle has been replaced with three more granular controls at the top of Workspace Settings > Email. You can now decide independently whether to send a welcome email when (1) someone unlocks a public report, (2) someone signs up via the report email signup form or one of your embeds, or (3) the visitor finishes an instant valuation. The valuation email control is new: previously the branded valuation email always sent with no off-switch, and agents whose CRM already sends a follow-up can now turn it off. Each switch saves automatically when you flip it. Anything you had set in the old global toggle is preserved. See Welcome Emails.

• Privacy Policy URL is now in one place - the Privacy Policy URL setting used to live in two separate spots: under Cookie Consent in Workspace Settings > Tracking & Analytics and again under Workspace Settings > Lead Capture. It is now a single top-level field in Tracking & Analytics, and the same URL is used both on the cookie consent banner and on your lead capture forms (report unlock, instant valuation, embed signup, email signup). Anything you had set in either place is preserved.

• Faster lead capture across reports, embeds, and instant valuations - we have removed the email-confirmation and verification-code steps that used to sit between a visitor entering their details and you receiving the lead. Visitors now see the report, unlock the email signup, or get their instant valuation immediately on submit, and the lead lands in your CRM via webhook the moment the form is sent. There is no longer a "click the link in your email" or "type the 6-digit code" step. If your workspace has the welcome email turned on, it still goes out as before. Junk leads are filtered with a hidden honeypot field, email typo detection (e.g. "Did you mean gmail.com?"), and the existing rate limiter, so we have not lost protection by speeding the funnel up.

• Edit your posts before publishing - the post creator now has a pencil icon in the top-right corner of the preview card. Click it to enter edit mode, where you can change the caption, swap the image with one from your device, or edit the image with the AI brush tool. Click the tick or any action button to save your changes. A green "Save Changes" button appears as soon as you edit the caption, so you always know your edits have been captured before you publish, schedule, or save as a draft.

• Custom header and footer code is back - you can now inject your own HTML or JavaScript into the top of the <head> or before the closing </body> tag on all your public reports and valuation pages. Useful for tools like ConvertBox, Hotjar, live chat widgets, and custom tracking pixels that do not fit the standard Facebook Pixel, Google Analytics, or Google Tag Manager fields. Find it under Workspace Settings > Integrations > Custom Code. Learn more.

• Canvassing letters now include today's date - when the assistant creates a canvassing letter for you, the mockup, downloaded PDF, and copied version now show today's date at the top. This makes the letter look properly finished and gives recipients the date context for the market figures in the body.

• Start your free week - the free trial has been simplified and renamed. Every new account now gets a free week of full access, replacing the previous 14 day trial. The sign up buttons across the website now say "Start Your Free Week", and your welcome email references your free week. Cancel any time before the week is up and you will not be charged.

• Trial reminder email moved to 1 day before charge - with the shorter free week, the reminder email has been brought forward. You now get one email 1 day before your free week ends (and your subscription begins) so you have time to cancel if you want to. The email's subject is "Your Market Trak free week ends tomorrow".

• Assistant now handles "send to [email]" correctly and sends to all your leads - the AI Assistant had two issues when sending email campaigns. If your workspace had more than 50 leads, the assistant would tell you there were only 50 and only ever send to that many. And if you replied with a specific email address like "send to chris@yourdomain.com", it would send the campaign to all your cached leads instead of to the single address you typed. Both are now fixed. The assistant will tell you the true total number of leads (e.g. "You have 284 leads") and offers three clean options: send to all your leads, send to leads in a specific location, or send to a specific email address. Typing an address now replaces any other recipient list rather than adding to it.

• Re-signups now update Last Interaction - when an existing lead signs up again through any of your signup forms (instant valuation, report lead gate, or email signup embed), their Last Interaction timestamp in the Leads dashboard is now refreshed. Previously it only updated on outbound activity, so repeat engagements from the same lead did not show as recent activity. Sort by Last Interaction to surface leads who have come back.

• Five new embed signup designs - the Leads > Embeddables tab has been rebuilt as a visual design gallery. Pick from five styles: Split Modern (two-column with a gradient panel), Pill (inline pill where the email field slides in as visitors type their name), Editorial (magazine-style typography with a "The [Your Area] Brief" headline), Report Banner (a report mockup next to the signup form), and Report Hero (a dramatic split-colour hero with the report mockup overflowing into the top half). Each design supports light and dark themes, editable title, subtitle, and button text, and uses your brand colour automatically. Generate as many embeds as you like and place different styles on different pages of your site. Your last settings are remembered so you don't lose your work when navigating away.

• Fresh pink look across the app - the app's accent colour has been updated from purple to our brand pink throughout. You will notice the change in the AI Assistant (message bubbles, avatar, buttons, quick actions), the sidebar navigation, settings menus, and accent colours on buttons and badges across the dashboard, reports, social media, and leads pages. The website and public report pages are unchanged.

• See where your leads come from - Market Trak now tracks how each lead found you. When someone arrives from a Google Ad, Facebook post, email link, or organic search, the traffic source is automatically captured and stored against the lead. You can see a breakdown of lead sources and your top-performing ad campaigns on the Reports > Engagement tab. If you use webhooks, the attribution data (UTM parameters, Google Click ID, referrer, and more) is included in every webhook payload so your CRM receives it too. No setup required; it works automatically on instant valuations, locked reports, and email signup forms.

• Google Ads conversion tracking - you can now add your Google Ads Conversion ID and Conversion Label in Workspace Settings > Integrations > Tracking & Analytics. When someone submits an instant valuation, unlocks a gated report, or signs up via an email form, a conversion event fires back to Google Ads automatically. This lets Google optimise your bidding based on actual leads (not just clicks) and shows your true cost-per-lead in the Google Ads dashboard. Learn more.

• Custom header and footer code is back - you can now inject your own HTML or JavaScript into the top of the <head> or before the closing </body> tag on all your public reports and valuation pages. Useful for tools like ConvertBox, Hotjar, live chat widgets, and custom tracking pixels that do not fit the standard Facebook Pixel, Google Analytics, or Google Tag Manager fields. Find it under Workspace Settings > Integrations > Custom Code. Learn more.

• First Steps guide - a new help centre page that walks you through everything to do after signing up: enabling notifications, setting up your workspace branding, connecting Facebook, adding your tracking pixel, and configuring your property feed. Read it here.

• Webhooks documentation - a new help centre page explaining how to use webhooks to automatically forward new leads to Zapier, your CRM, or any external tool. Read it here.

• Social posts simplified: Drafts and Calendar - the social media section is now simpler. "Saved Posts" has been renamed to "Drafts" and only shows posts you explicitly save. Posts are no longer auto-created when you publish or schedule. A new "Save as Draft" button lets you park a post for later, and drafts disappear automatically once you publish or schedule them. The calendar is now the single view for all your scheduled and published posts.

• Save posts as drafts from the assistant - when the assistant generates a social post, the preview card now has a Save button that saves the post straight to your Drafts. Edit and media upload are still available from the dropdown menu.

• Post Again from the calendar - published posts on the calendar now have a "Post Again" button. Click it to schedule a copy of the post for a new date and time without affecting the original.

• Smarter daily recommendations on your dashboard - the Today's Priority card now gives you specific, actionable suggestions: how many posts are waiting in your approval queue, when a report is getting stale, which postcode to focus on based on demand, and when to follow up with new leads. No more generic "create a post" nudges.

• Content Strategy Guide - a new help center page explaining what to post, why, and how often. Covers the three content pillars, a simple weekly posting rhythm, and how to use reports and the AI Assistant together for a consistent social media presence. Read it here.

• Property prices now keep their full wording in social posts - AI-written property posts now preserve price qualifiers like "Offers Over", "Guide Price", "Fixed Price", and "Offers in Region of" instead of shortening them to a bare amount. This applies to property posts created in the AI Assistant and to new listing posts generated from the Property Feed.

• Email signup embed no longer shows a white gap - if you embedded the email signup form on a page with a coloured background, you may have noticed a thin white strip at the bottom of the form. This has been fixed. If you re-copy the embed code from Leads > Email Embed, the fit will be even more precise.

March 2026

• Hide/show report widgets - choose which sections, stats, and data rows appear on your reports. Hide anything you do not want clients to see, and the public layout reflows seamlessly. Works on all three report types (Magazine Intelligence, Data Sheet, Sellers Guide).

• Create posts from the calendar - click any day on the content calendar to create a new post with media upload, captions, and scheduling, all in a slide-in panel without leaving the calendar.

• Edit Image tool - renamed from "Erase" with a new prompt editing mode. Paint over an area and either erase it or type a description of what you want changed (e.g. "make the sky a sunset"). Available everywhere images appear: Post Creator, AI Assistant, email drafts, and saved posts.

• Image editor on saved posts and calendar - the AI image editor is now available when editing saved posts and scheduled calendar posts, not just during creation.

• AI Memory out of beta - the auto-learning memory system is now available to all Premium, Ultra, and Unlimited users. The assistant learns your preferred image styles, writing styles, and aspect ratios over time. View and manage learned preferences in User Settings.

• Chat memory indicator - a progress ring below the chat input shows how full your conversation memory is, with colour changes from violet to amber to red as it fills up.

• Instant valuation confirmation emails - leads who submit an instant valuation now receive a branded confirmation email with their valuation details and a link to view it online.

• Instant valuation form field settings - choose which fields (email, phone, name) appear on your valuation form. Email is always required.

• Instant valuation QR code - download a QR code for your permanent valuation link, ready for window displays, flyers, and business cards.

• Comprehensive Help Centre - launched full user documentation covering all app features, integrations, and settings.

• Google Gemini Image Generation - switched AI image generation to Google Nano Banana 2 for better quality and text rendering.

• Property Feed Enhancements - sitemap feeds, auto-approve per channel, and improved listing detection.

• Canvassing letter PDF download - the AI assistant can now generate a printable canvassing letter as a PDF. The letter includes your company logo, local market data, and a QR code linking to your digital report. Download it directly from the chat.

• Email open tracking - see which leads opened your campaign emails. A tracking pixel is included automatically in every campaign, with per-lead attribution so you know exactly who engaged.

• Email engagement analytics - a new Email Engagement tab on the Leads page shows total opens, unique openers, weekly trends, a 14-day timeline chart, and per-campaign open rates with colour-coded performance badges.

• Dashboard engagement snapshot - the dashboard now shows a compact engagement widget between the metric cards and recent activity. See your 7-day report views, email opens, and top-performing report at a glance.

• Your branding on lead emails - valuation confirmations and lead verification emails now display your workspace logo and company name instead of default Market Trak branding.

• Report generation progress persists - if you navigate away while a report is generating, coming back resumes the progress bar. No more wondering if it finished.

February 2026

• AI Assistant Memory - the assistant now learns from your conversations and remembers your preferences.

• Custom Email Domains - send campaigns from your own domain via Mailgun integration.

• Dashboard Command Centre - redesigned dashboard with awareness meter, metric cards, and priority actions.

January 2026

• Credit System - introduced flexible credit-based billing for AI-powered features.

• Social Media Templates - save and reuse post templates with variable placeholders.

• Engagement Tracking - track report views, traffic sources, and lead engagement.