Changelog
Shipping in the open.
Every feature, fix, and improvement as it lands — the honest way to show a product is alive.
10 July 2026
Share cards and a proper 404
- Links shared on WhatsApp, LinkedIn, or X now show a branded preview card instead of a bare URL.
- A designed 404 page ('This page was never sent.') replaces the default error screen.
- Visit analytics added — cookieless, in keeping with the privacy stance.
3 July 2026
Life, motion, and the companies strip
- Real company logos scroll through the hero — Ather, Groww, smallcase, Swiggy, Keka, Zeta.
- Cards lift on hover, sections reveal on scroll, primary buttons gained a light sweep, and the Pro pricing card wears a slow gradient ring.
- The hero demo is tighter and denser, with a live tracking indicator.
- Dashboard typography switched to Geist Sans, larger and higher-contrast.
- Made in India — officially, in the footer.
2 July 2026
The dark theme, ten audiences, and reminders
- The landing page went dark: near-black hero with glows, dark nav, dark pricing band.
- Ten role pages (sales, recruiting, real estate, legal, and more), each opening with a live radar-feed demo personalized to that audience.
- Four new comparison pages: Streak, Yesware, Boomerang, Right Inbox.
- Follow-up reminders now appear in the dashboard with Due-now states and one-click Gmail compose.
- Old conversation revival alerts: know when someone opens an email weeks after you sent it.
- Welcome email on sign-up and a weekly performance report email (opt-out in Settings).
- The /security page: every permission explained, what we store vs. what we never touch.
- Post-install welcome flow, ✓/✓✓ marks moved to the left of your Sent rows, mobile navigation menu.
21 June 2026
Link clicks, group tracking, and a new login
- Link click tracking and group email tracking landed (Pro features).
- The login page became a split-screen with a live radar-feed preview.
13–17 June 2026
Lookt v1
- The founding release: Chrome extension with automatic pixel tracking, real-time Radar Feed dashboard, exact open counts and full timelines, desktop notifications, weekly and monthly reports, and Google sign-in.
- The Modern Minimal brand, comparison pages against MailSuite and Mailtrack, and the pricing that makes the switch obvious: free forever, Pro planned at $2/month.