A rebuilt homepage, sharper copy throughout the app, and the groundwork that lets AI assistants describe WritePage accurately.
New
A rebuilt homepage that actually says what WritePage does: what you get on each plan, how it compares to stitching together a blog host and an email tool, and answers to the questions people kept emailing us.
Link previews. Share any WritePage page on social or in a chat app and it now unfurls with a proper title, description, and image instead of a bare URL.
Improved
Search engines and AI assistants can now read the structure of our pages directly, so answers about WritePage pricing and features are far likelier to be current and correct.
Plainer wording across settings, onboarding, and the post editor. Fewer words, less jargon, same screens.
See a post’s real URL before you publish it, and page through long lists instead of scrolling forever.
New
The post editor now shows the exact URL your post will live at, updating as you type. No more publishing and then discovering the address is not what you expected.
Pagination on the blog directory and throughout the admin tables, with sortable columns. Long lists no longer load all at once.
Fixed
Post URLs are now normalized consistently, so pasting a title or a full URL into the address field produces a clean, valid link instead of a broken one. Existing posts with malformed addresses were repaired.
A pass over every screen in the writing dashboard: consistent spacing, real loading states, and error messages that tell you what happened.
Improved
Every dashboard screen — posts, analytics, newsletter, calendar, comments, settings — now shares the same spacing, type, and controls, so moving between them stops feeling like moving between apps.
Pages show a loading state while they fetch instead of flashing an empty screen, and when something goes wrong you get an error you can act on rather than a blank page.
Editor polish: better image resizing and a clearer preview of drafts before they go out.
A deploy configuration problem had stopped account emails — verification, password resets, newsletter confirmations — from going out. It is fixed.
Fixed
Account emails such as address verification, password resets, and newsletter confirmations stopped sending after a deployment. The cause was a missing mail configuration in our deploy setup; sending resumed as soon as it was corrected. If you were stuck waiting on a verification email during this window, requesting a new one now works.