Release
v1.4 — Improved translation UX, better structured data for videos, clearer dashboard
Added
- A new Translations page, reached from the Languages link in the dashboard. Pick a language and see everything at a glance: how much of your content it covers, which translations went out of date because you edited the original, and what has no translation yet. Fix a whole language in one go with Update all and Translate all.
- Three clearly named ways to translate, so you always know what you are choosing: Machine translate (instant, built in), AI: MCP (your own AI assistant does the translating, best quality), and Write it yourself (free, always available). Whichever you pick, the free path stays one click away.
- Your content hub itself can now speak your readers' languages. Turn a language on and the homepage introduction, section names, and labels appear translated at their own address, with a language switcher on every page. Translate the hub text by hand, or hand your AI assistant a ready-made prompt.
- Videos you embed now show up to search engines, not just to people. Every embedded YouTube video, including Shorts, is described to Google with its real length and upload date, making your pages eligible for video results.
Changed
- The dashboard now points at the work. Where a plain list of drafts used to sit, three cards show what is worth doing next: pages missing their SEO, translations that went out of date, and drafts with no publish date. Each card is one click from the tool that clears it.
- Setting up your AI assistant is safer and clearer. The setup command only appears with a real key already filled in, ready to paste as is, and you choose which key it carries. The long list of assistant tools is now folded away and grouped by what you would use them for.
- Every dropdown menu in the dashboard got a redesign: they now match the rest of the studio in both themes, and work fully with the keyboard.
Fixed
- You can no longer translate a page by accident before it is ready. An empty page, or unsaved changes, now pause translation with a clear note about what to do first, so a translation always matches what you actually wrote.
- Links inside your content now survive change. A link to one of your own pages keeps working even after that page is renamed, moved, or translated, and we repaired existing links across all content the same way.
- Reading a translated page no longer hits a dead end when one of its categories is not translated yet: the page now falls back to the original language instead of showing an error, and picks the translation up automatically once you add it.