4.0.0
- Welcome tour: the first time you open the extension, a short tour shows you around — Find people, save an audience, review the plan and where Outreach lives. You can skip it any time and reopen it later from the Accounts tab. Nothing runs until you start it yourself.
- Find → Save Audience: from a Follow preview you can now save the people you picked as a named audience, see it in Workspace → Audiences with its size and last change, and reopen it in Follow when you are ready.
- Review before Outreach: a saved audience flows into the review step where you include or exclude people yourself — the filter view never adds anyone silently.
- Honest statuses: when something cannot be confirmed — a paused run, a result Instagram never answered, a cleanup item in doubt — the panel now says so plainly instead of guessing.
- Safer restarts: an interrupted run no longer retries blindly, and repeat deliveries are recognised instead of counted twice.
3.24.0
- Refer & Earn: Workspace → Plan now has its own Refer & Earn area. Your invite code stays the same over time, so one link keeps working, and a friend's code can be saved separately for each Instagram account.
- Codes at checkout: when you start a plan checkout from this site with the extension installed, the code saved for the account you are signed in to is passed along for our server to check. Without the extension, or without a saved code, checkout works exactly as before.
- Rewards kept apart: cash commission and Pro credit are shown as two separate balances, so one is never added into the other. Under each balance you can see what has matured, what is on hold and what has already been paid out.
- Partner applications: you can apply to the partner program from the site or the extension. Applications are read by a person; sending one never approves it and never promises an amount. Refunds and disputes can reduce a reward later.
- Nothing else moved: Trial limits, DM routing and retry, AI Draft, and the Instagram follow, like and cleanup actions behave exactly as they did in 3.23.
3.23.0
- Workspace: a full-page workspace brings together the account overview, Relationships, Outreach, Follow-ups, Performance, Accounts, Plan and Settings. Instagram actions still run through the existing side panel.
- CRM-style layout: grouped navigation, account context, compact summaries, contact initials and a detail drawer. Counts come from your existing account data; data that is unavailable is not shown as zero.
- Settings in one place: Chrome's existing Options entry opens Workspace Settings. AI configuration uses the same saved settings, consent and per-provider permission flow.
- AI providers: more OpenAI-compatible preset providers make it easier to connect your own AI service. You can pick an available model and test your API key; your provider's charges are separate.
- Steadier reads: switching accounts discards unfinished reads from the previous account. Closing or changing a contact discards stale drawer responses. A read that does not answer stops with a visible timeout instead of spinning indefinitely.
3.22.0
- Outreach Trial: try Direct and Bulk DM with up to five unique confirmed contacts per Instagram sender account (one confirmed Trial DM per contact), at most three new contacts per UTC day. The seven-day window starts with your first confirmed delivery.
- Review the same list you confirm: Bulk DM confirms the previewed recipients without repeating a slow lookup. Changing recipients, message text or account requires a new preview.
- Uncertain is not sent: an unclear delivery stays on hold for review and is not automatically retried. History stays readable after the Trial ends.
- Recipient lookup: exact native Search and Profile checks verify the contact before an allowance is reserved or a message is sent.
3.20.0
- Outreach & Follow-Up: the extension's name now reflects the contact and follow-up workflow, beyond basic auto follow and DM tools.
- Relationships: keep contact notes, custom fields, qualification details and recorded outcomes together. Save filter combinations as segments, and review each Instagram account's contacts and follow-ups separately.
- Follow-up sequences: schedule a series for a contact. Reply checks run before later steps; a detected reply stops the remaining sequence. The browser and signed-in Instagram session must be available for scheduled work.
- AI assistance: request editable DM drafts and qualification suggestions using your configured provider. Review drafts before use; qualification fields are saved only when you accept them.
- Tracked links & Insights: associate multiple links with a contact and review recorded clicks by account. Older clicked links remain in reports. A click is not treated as a reply, booking or sale.
- Repost Cleanup: scan Your activity → Reposts, adjust the automatically selected ready items, then confirm removal. Items are removed and verified one by one, with corrected progress counts; unverified results stay in review.
- Clearer controls: refreshed Relationships styling, improved form alignment and a Get started checklist based on what you have actually completed.
3.19.0
- Relationships can save a filter combination as a segment, so the same slice of your list is one click away next time. A segment stores the filter only — it always reads your current contacts.
- While reviewing a contact you can ask for qualification suggestions from the text you choose to share. Each field is offered on its own: accept it or dismiss it. Nothing is written until you accept it.
- Insights adds an attribution view: tracked links created, links shared, links clicked and how many contacts clicked. A rate is shown only when both sides are known — otherwise it reads Unavailable, never 0%.
- A tracked link can be tagged booking, product, proposal, signup or general so your reports can be grouped. The tag is a label only; a click is still just a click.
- A new follower now shows as a warm signal on the person in your relationship list, instead of a bare event line.
- A follow-up series you schedule for a contact stops by itself the moment they reply, and each step is checked again right before it is sent.
3.18.5
- On Relationships, Insights, Stats and Accounts the header no longer shows an empty activity box — it now appears only where it has a number to show.
- Switching between tools updates the header activity number immediately, instead of briefly keeping the number from the panel you just left.
- On the Free plan the Cleanup batch size is now shown as a fixed value instead of a menu whose choices could not take effect.
3.18.4
- On Relationships, Insights, Stats and Accounts the header no longer shows an empty activity box — it now appears only where it has a number to show.
- Switching between tools updates the header activity number immediately, instead of briefly keeping the number from the panel you just left.
- On the Free plan the Cleanup batch size is now shown as a fixed value instead of a menu whose choices could not take effect.
3.18.3
- Cleanup now updates its daily usage right away when you switch Instagram accounts, instead of showing the numbers from the account you left.
- The Cleanup usage card uses the full width, so its labels no longer wrap onto a second line.
- The screen where your reposts are ready to remove now offers Scan Again, so you can rescan without leaving Cleanup.
- When your plan changes, the extension picks it up right away — PRO features no longer stay locked until you close and reopen it.
3.18.2
- The activity counter in the header now always matches the tool you are using. On Cleanup, Relationships and Insights it no longer shows a Follow limit that had nothing to do with what you were doing there.
- Buttons in the Relationships and Protection panels are styled consistently again.
- Cleanup now shows its own usage — reposts verified removed and attempts — instead of showing nothing about the limit you are actually spending.
- The messages you see when a daily limit is reached, or when a run pauses, are now plain sentences instead of an internal code.
3.18.1
- Switching Instagram accounts now clears a Repost Cleanup scan that was made on the account you left, so the list you act on always matches the account you are signed in to. A cleanup that is still running is stopped rather than continued.
- Reports from cleanups you have already run are kept, and you can still open them after switching accounts.
- Insights are now split by plan. Inbox, and everything you have already saved, stay readable on every plan; Opportunities, Follow-up, Sources and Delivery are part of PRO.
3.18.0
- Catch Up reads the comments under your own posts and Reels and shows who you never followed up with, grouped so you can start with the people most likely to reply. Scanning and the breakdown are read-only — nothing is queued or sent until you queue someone yourself.
- You can keep the answers that matter on each contact — need, budget, country, or fields you add yourself — right next to their name.
- Conversion Journey follows one contact from your first touch to the outcome you recorded, on a single line, so you can see where a conversation actually stalled.
- A new Delivery view shows what went out, what was held back before it ever reached Instagram, and what was skipped because it had already been sent. Nothing is sent twice.
- You can look at another account's lists without signing out of your own. Viewing is read-only: no follow, message or cleanup is ever run for that account from there.
- Warm leads lists people who already interacted with you but are not in your contacts yet, each with a suggested next step.
3.17.0
- A new Insights panel brings four views together in one place: Inbox, Opportunities, Follow-up and Sources.
- Inbox sorts your contacts by whether a message is waiting on you — someone replied after your last message, you replied last, still waiting, or no reply for a while. It reads the timing of your messages, not the labels you set.
- Follow-up lets you put a date on any contact. It is a reminder for you: it never sends anything and never changes where a contact stands.
- Stats now also shows how your relationships move over time — Contacted, Replied and Qualified — next to your existing activity lines, plus counts by outcome and by stage.
- When something cannot be read the panel says so instead of showing a zero, and a value this version does not recognise is shown as it is.
3.16.0
- Your relationship list now shows how far each contact has got — Discovered, Contacted, Replied or Qualified — and puts the ones waiting on you at the top.
- A new Recent interactions section lists people who liked your posts and are not in your contacts yet. Adding one only records them in your list — nothing is sent or followed.
- You can start a message straight from your relationship list now: write your template once at the top of the list, then use Queue message on any contact — it joins your Outreach queue, so you watch the result in the same place as everything else.
- In Outreach, a message you started yourself from your relationship list is labelled From Relationships, so you can tell it apart from your automated runs.
3.15.0
- Outreach now shows every sending run as a task you can open: each recipient, where it stopped, and what to do next — instead of one long history list.
- A message the extension could not confirm is never counted as delivered — it is marked as needing your review, and you can open the Instagram thread to check it.
- Retrying is now per recipient, and a recipient that keeps failing stops after a few attempts instead of being tried forever.
3.14.0
- Outreach can now write a direct message draft for you: connect your own AI model in Settings, then generate a draft inside the DM panel — with the last few messages of that conversation as context if you choose them.
- AI Draft stays off until you turn it on, and each draft request goes straight from your browser to the model you configured — your conversations are never sent to our servers.
3.13.5
- The daily limits shown in the extension now match the plan you are on, so the numbers you see are the numbers you can use.
- If your plan cannot be confirmed when you start a run, the extension now asks you to get back online once instead of starting a run that would be stopped.
3.13.4
- After a cleanup finishes, Scan Again now takes you back to your current list of reposts. Before this, the finished-cleanup report stayed on screen, so a fresh scan looked like it had done nothing.
3.13.2
- Repost Cleanup no longer stops with an error after Instagram updated the Reposts page — the reposts you selected are removed as expected.
- When a step does fail, Cleanup now names the actual reason on screen instead of a generic hint.
3.13.1
- Fixed Repost Cleanup on Instagram layouts where Select is clickable text rather than a semantic button.
- Cleanup now returns to the top of the Reposts list before entering selection mode, including on virtualized lists.
- A failed Instagram step now shows a clear error result instead of an empty “0 reposts need your review” screen.
3.13.0
- Added Repost Cleanup: scan your Reposts tab, review exact matches and remove selected reposts in safe batches.
- Every removal is checked again after submission. Uncertain results pause for review and are never blindly deleted a second time.
- Repost links, thumbnails, scan results and cleanup reports stay in your browser. PRO can export the local report as CSV.
3.12.15
- A Download CSV button now appears only while its list actually has entries. An empty panel no longer offers a download.
3.12.14
- CSV export is a PRO feature, and it now covers every list: follows, unfollows, likes and each Outreach history panel.
- Export buttons now appear on PRO only, matching what the plan list says.
3.12.12
- Fixed: the Upgrade to PRO button in the Outreach panel could be unresponsive when clicked. It now always opens the upgrade screen.
- Fixed: in a narrow window the Outreach tabs could be cut off and the panel could scroll sideways. The tabs now stay inside the panel.
- Fixed: after you switched Instagram accounts, the extension could keep showing the previous account's plan. It now updates the moment the account changes.
- Search tasks now keep going: a search run reads through the whole result list instead of stopping after the first few posts.
- A reply that cannot be posted — or a post with nothing to reply to — no longer pauses the whole run. That item is skipped, noted for you, and the run carries on to the next match.
- Reels and Search replies now appear in Stats, the PRO panel and your account history as they happen, instead of being counted for Outreach only.
- Your plan's daily comment limit now covers Reels and Search runs too, and a run stops cleanly once the day's limit is reached.
3.12.8
- A tidier popup, with less clutter around the run you're watching.
3.12.7
- We hold a message back rather than send it to the wrong person — if the recipient can't be confirmed, nothing goes out.
- Everything that needs your approval is now gathered in one review list, kept separately for each Instagram account.
- You can require your approval before any automatic message is sent.
3.12.6
- Starting a new conversation is more dependable — the right person is confirmed before anything is sent.
- When a message can't go out, you now see a clear reason instead of a vague failure.
3.12.5
- When a message can't go out, you now see which kind of problem it was, instead of one generic error.
- Targets are found more reliably — one slow moment no longer means a skipped profile.
3.12.3
- Every message is checked before it goes out, not after.
- A message only counts as sent once it's confirmed. Anything unconfirmed is shown for review instead of being counted as delivered.
- Messages waiting on your confirmation stay with the account that sent them, even if you switch accounts.
3.12.2
- Smoother Reel runs: a Reel you've already replied on is never replied to twice.
3.12.1
- Comments are read exactly as written, in every language Instagram supports.
- Timestamps, like counts and other on-screen labels no longer get mixed into the comment text.
3.11.0
- Keyword matching and reply reading now work in more than 60 Instagram interface languages.
