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Changelog

What shipped.

Month by month, in plain language. New features, refinements, and the work behind the work.

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September 2026

Mention other publishers in your posts, collect WhatsApp numbers at signup, an Arabic dashboard written in-house, and rebuilt system emails.

New

  • Mentions

    Type @ in a post or landing page to mention another Nashra publisher. Readers see an inline chip and cards at the end of the post, in email too. The publisher you cite is notified when you publish, and anyone can opt out of being mentioned.

  • WhatsApp on subscribe forms

    Ask subscribers for a WhatsApp number at signup. It stays off until you turn it on per form, the reader can always skip it, and phone now joins the public subscribe forms.

Improved

  • Owned Arabic, everywhere

    The dashboard's Arabic is now written in-house instead of machine-translated: editors, settings, and pickers all read in real Arabic, and coverage is complete.

  • Transactional email, rebuilt

    System emails are redesigned, they speak Arabic, and commercial sends carry a real opt-out.

  • Font checks at upload

    Upload a custom font and Nashra tells you immediately if the face draws a character wrong, before your readers ever see it.

Fixed

  • Video stills in email

    Video thumbnails are drawn server-side, so the play button survives every mail client.

  • Story-set links

    Sharing a post as a story set now copies the post's real URL.

  • Renamed workspaces

    Renaming your workspace no longer retires the links already out in the world. The old address keeps answering.

  • Automation sending identities

    Automation emails send through the right mailer for every sending identity.

  • Cookie banner on mobile

    The consent banner no longer overflows small screens.

Behind the scenes

  • Deliverability groundwork

    Sending moved onto upgraded delivery infrastructure, protecting inbox placement as volume grows.

August 2026

The Hub rebuilds around sections, a new section-based landing page builder, Magic Links become Resources, and your posts can leave as Markdown.

New

  • A new landing page builder

    Landing pages are now built from real sections: hero, benefits, image, and journey blocks for subscribing, video, and booking. Five one-click templates start the page, an AI co-designer works beside the canvas, and the media picker brings uploads plus Unsplash and Lummi stock into every image slot.

  • Resources

    Magic Links are now Resources: the same free downloads with a clearer name, a steps-driven editor, visibility controls, automation triggers, and an automatic Resources section on your Hub.

  • Share a post as an image

    Turn any post into a share visual: an image or an Instagram story set, with the Quote style highlight sweep in your brand color and a send-to-phone QR code.

  • Export to Markdown

    Select posts, or your whole archive, and download a zip of Markdown files with a CSV index. Your work leaves Nashra as cleanly as it arrives.

  • Unlisted posts

    A post you share by link alone: it stays reachable but leaves the Hub, the archive, and the sitemap, and search engines are told not to index it.

  • Strategist drafts on request

    Ask the AI Strategist for your next five posts and it sketches headlines and outlines in your own cadence. You review the batch and keep only what you want as drafts.

  • Choose your dashboard language

    Switch the dashboard between Arabic and English from the user menu, applied instantly without a reload. First run follows your browser's preference.

Improved

  • The Hub, rebuilt

    Your Home now composes from sections: Posts, Resources, Videos, Products, Links, and Contact, each with its own manager. The editor keeps a draft while you arrange, publishing is what goes live, and subscribers appear as a mural in the footer.

  • One publish moment

    The editor's top bar slims to Publish and Send email, and publishing becomes a moment that shows where the post now lives and the automations it triggers. A subscribe block can sit inside the post itself.

  • Emails, rebuilt

    The email renderer is rebuilt against real mail-client quirks, with a Hub-style masthead, date stamps, preheaders, and self-hosted Arabic type that survives strict clients.

  • Deeper subscriber filters

    Filter subscribers by source, journey state, and engagement (opened or clicked). A ShowedInterest smart segment surfaces the people acting like leads, phone becomes a first-class field, tags always carry a color, and segments pick an emoji.

  • Subscriber sources on Insights

    Insights now shows where subscribers come from, alongside new overview highlights.

  • Domains that explain themselves

    DNS records are shown the way registrar panels expect them, and an unverified domain says why instead of just Pending.

  • Getting Started, live

    One setup page that derives itself from what you have actually done, corner tutorial videos on first visit, and both can be dismissed.

  • Library housekeeping

    Per-type empty states, copy link, real sorting, bulk status changes, undoable deletes, and global search now reaches every publishable object.

  • Markdown paste

    Paste an article written in Markdown and get a formatted article. The emoji menu opens on the colon and searches in Arabic.

  • Tracking integrations

    Add site-wide pixels and head code from Settings, plus custom tracking code per landing page.

  • A clearer upgrade page

    Rebuilt around what you own: a preview that shows your real Hub, next-tier pricing before you ask, and a stated monthly AI assist allowance per plan instead of a vague unlimited.

Fixed

  • Drafts survive leaving

    Leaving the editor saves your draft instead of discarding it.

  • Your words, untranslated

    Dashboard translation keeps its hands off your content: post text, subscriber data, and segment and field names stay exactly as you wrote them.

  • Imports keep your history

    Imported posts keep their original publish dates, covers come over with the post, and day-first dates parse correctly.

  • The plan badge

    The Nashra badge no longer claims paid workspaces are on the Free plan.

  • Team role changes

    A role change takes effect at once, not five minutes later.

  • Quote blocks

    Turning a quote into plain text no longer deletes it, and quote spacing breathes.

  • Subscribe pages, branded

    Confirmation and unsubscribe pages wear your branding and speak your subscribers' language.

Behind the scenes

  • Cleaner signups

    Public subscribe forms quietly screen out bot signups, and new workspaces start with double opt-in on. Cleaner lists, protected deliverability.

  • A calmer design language

    A dotted mark, calmer primitives, one page width, and interface chrome scaled up for readability.

July 2026

The public API is here with Node.js and Laravel SDKs, post imports from WordPress and Substack, and a calmer Insights and Settings.

New

  • Public API

    A REST API at app.nashra.ai/api/v1 with Bearer-token auth. Subscribers (including bulk import), tags, custom fields, segments, and posts are all addressable, so you can wire Nashra into your CRM, your warehouse, or your own app.

  • Node.js and Laravel SDKs

    Official SDKs for both ecosystems. Install, add your API key, and skip the HTTP plumbing.

  • Import your posts

    Bring your archive from WordPress, Substack, WXR, or CSV. Upload the export, review the mapping, publish.

  • Form actions

    Point any external form (Typeform, Elementor, or your own HTML) at a form action URL. Submissions land in your subscriber list, tagged at the source, no middleware needed.

  • New-device login alerts

    A branded email the moment your account signs in from a new device.

  • Spam and scam detection

    Comprehensive detection keeps abusive senders off the platform, which protects deliverability for everyone else.

Improved

  • Insights, one hero

    The Insights page is rebuilt around a single tabbed metrics chart instead of a wall of cards.

  • Settings redesign

    Consolidated tabs, forms and API keys presented as tables, and fewer clicks to delete. Forms and Team now sit ahead of Domains and Integrations.

  • Web publishing on every plan

    Every tier can now publish web content.

  • Strategist on the content list

    AI Strategist suggestions now appear beside your drafts and posts, where you act on them.

  • Double opt-in, localized

    The confirmation email now speaks your subscribers' language.

Fixed

  • A/B campaign stats

    Split-test campaign stats now span every variant instead of just the first.

  • Resources follow-up

    The follow-up email delivers reliably, without a lost confirmation step.

  • Google sign-in

    OAuth callback failures are handled gracefully instead of erroring.

Behind the scenes

  • Help center refresh

    Every doc at help.nashra.ai rewritten around the current product, plus a full API reference with per-endpoint pages for authentication, throttling, and each resource.

  • llms.txt on the help center

    help.nashra.ai now serves llms.txt, so AI assistants can read the docs the way crawlers read sitemaps.

June 2026

Bio and Blog merge into the Hub, an AI composer drafts your landing pages, global search arrives, and custom domains get a full rebuild.

New

  • The Hub

    Bio and Blog merged into one surface with unified web analytics: your bio, your writing, and your subscribe point on one page.

  • AI landing-page composer

    Describe the offer and the composer drafts a page from real blocks, conversational and context-aware. You edit, brand, and publish. Your posts stay yours to write; the AI builds pages.

  • Global search

    A command palette that jumps to posts, pages, subscribers, and settings from anywhere in the app.

  • Subscriber Cleanup

    Scan for spam signups, review the flags, and quarantine in bulk, right from the subscriber list.

  • AI subject lines

    The send dialog suggests subject lines drawn from your draft.

  • Open heat map

    Each send's insights now show when subscribers open, hour by hour. Best time to send lives in the sending flow itself.

  • Nashra MCP server

    Connect AI assistants to your workspace over MCP, with subscriber, post, and workspace tools.

Improved

  • Custom domains, rebuilt

    Root and subdomain host modes, registrar-specific help, individually copyable DNS records, and sending identities that move onto your domain the moment it verifies.

  • Custom fonts

    OpenType features and variable-axis controls, and the font picker filters by your workspace's script.

  • AI Strategist

    A redesigned chat surface, markdown replies, and it now knows where your subscribers come from.

  • Automation delivery log

    Per-recipient delivery log with on-demand resend and server-side sorting.

  • Landing page and bio insights

    Landing pages get their own Insights flow, and the bio page gets analytics.

  • Hub in ten languages

    Hub UI strings localized across all ten content languages, with RTL-correct stat labels.

Fixed

  • Email blocks on mobile

    Image, YouTube, and Loom blocks no longer crop in mobile email clients.

  • Analytics for non-UTC users

    Fixed an off-by-one in the analytics date range outside UTC.

  • Tag names

    Creating a duplicate tag now validates cleanly instead of erroring.

May 2026

Landing pages, resend posts, AI Strategist on Insights, a new Plans page, and a big navigation refresh — Library is your new home.

New

  • Landing pages

    Build standalone pages with a drag-and-drop block editor. Hero, subscribe, logo, booking, and payment blocks ship out of the box. Publish to your custom domain and wire them into bio links or automation triggers.

  • Resend posts

    Re-send a published post to subscribers who didn’t open it the first time — one click from the post menu.

  • AI Strategist on Insights

    The AI Strategist now lives on the Insights page and in the Library, pre-loaded with your data so you can ask growth questions in context.

  • Plans & billing redesign

    A dedicated Plans page with Stripe-native proration. See exactly what you’ll pay before you upgrade, downgrade, or switch billing cycles.

  • Google Analytics integration

    Add your GA4 measurement ID in Settings → Integrations. Nashra injects the tracking script on your blog, posts, and subscribe pages — no code needed.

  • Refer & earn

    Share your referral link and earn rewards when creators you invite subscribe to a paid plan.

  • Per-page tracking

    Inject custom tracking scripts per landing page from a Settings dialog — no global config needed.

Improved

  • Library is the new home

    The information architecture has been refreshed. Library is now the default landing surface — everything you’ve published, drafted, or scheduled in one place.

  • Mobile responsiveness

    A full pass across UI primitives and surfaces for tighter mobile layouts.

  • RTL polish

    Right-to-left improvements across email rendering, the post editor, blog preview, and landing pages.

  • Editor auto-save

    Image align, delete, link, and replace actions now auto-save — no more lost tweaks.

  • Bio preview redesign

    The bio preview is now a calm magazine-style masthead with thumbnail images on bio links.

  • Inline image compression

    Images are compressed on upload and optimized post-conversion. Lighter pages, no extra steps.

  • Custom font formats

    macOS font/sfnt and vnd.ms-opentype files are now accepted alongside standard web fonts.

  • Smarter CSV import

    NULL, N/A, and similar placeholder tokens in subscriber CSVs are now treated as empty instead of imported as literal text.

  • Welcome dialog refresh

    The onboarding dialog has been refreshed around the publishing-home surface with new mockup tiles.

Fixed

  • Non-ASCII slug healing

    Slugs with non-ASCII characters are now automatically healed to clean English ASCII, even when the AI drifts.

  • Blog preview theme

    The blog preview now reactively follows dark/light mode changes instead of going stale.

  • Subscriber list sorting

    Sorting by computed rate columns (open rate, click rate) works correctly again.

  • Email rendering in older browsers

    Fixed layout issues that affected email rendering in legacy browser engines.

  • Automation reliability

    State-machine bugs across action and trigger pickers, nested identity propagation, and crash recovery have been fixed and covered with QA suites.

April 2026

Bio hub, custom social cards, custom blog fonts, hero refinements, and a rename you may notice in the URL bar.

New

  • Bio hub

    One page per workspace. Your work, your links, your subscribe form — at /bio. One per workspace, not a template gallery.

  • Custom social cards

    Upload your own OG image for the blog or any post. Renders at 1200×630 for shares and previews. Posts fall back to the blog default when none is set.

  • Custom blog fonts

    Bring your own type. Upload, apply, ship.

  • HTML embed forms

    Manage embed snippets from Settings. Drop them in any editor — inside Nashra or out.

Improved

  • Hero, your way

    New blog hero options: subscribe-in-hero, a social-proof badge that turns on past a subscriber threshold, narrow or wide page width, and a category filter on the archive.

  • Pages

    Growth is now Pages. Subscribe pages, resources, lead magnets, and the bio hub all live there. Old /growth links redirect, so bookmarks still work.

  • Subscriber stats

    Subscribed, unsubscribed, and unconfirmed counts now surface alongside the total.

Behind the scenes

  • A quieter component library

    Same calm, less noise.

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