Batch manage your assets, track every credit you spend, and find your content feeds where they actually belong. Plus billing that works and buttons that make visual sense.

Week 35 isn't about reinventing the wheel. It's about fixing the squeaky parts that have been driving you nuts.

Let's start with the assets tab in branding. Remember clicking delete fifty times to clear out old images? Yeah, that was dumb. Now you can select multiple images and delete them all at once. Or download them all. Basic functionality that should've been there from day one, but hey, better late than never.

We added a usage system in settings. This one's actually pretty cool. You can now see exactly where your credits are going - image generation, AI requests, whatever you're burning through. No more wondering why you hit your limit on the 15th of the month. It's all there, clear as day.

The billing page was a mess. Different plans showing wrong prices, packages appearing and disappearing like magic tricks. We went through the whole thing line by line and fixed it. Now when you check your billing, you see what you're actually paying for. Revolutionary concept, right?

Button colors were backwards. The important ones looked boring, the boring ones screamed for attention. We flipped them around. Now the buttons you need stand out, and the ones you rarely use fade into the background. It's amazing how much cleaner everything looks when the visual hierarchy actually makes sense.

Here's a neat one for power users: right-click in the planner sidebar now gives you the same options as right-clicking in the main planner. Duplicate, delete, change status - all the shortcuts you need without leaving the side panel. Small change, huge time saver.

And we moved the content feeds. "My content," "topics," and "inspiration" used to sit above the chat, which made zero sense. Now they're underneath, where your eyes naturally go after you're done chatting. The flow just works better.

None of these are sexy features. You won't see them in a product launch video with dramatic music. But they're the kind of fixes that make you stop cursing at your screen. The kind that make your daily workflow just a little bit smoother.

Sometimes the best updates are the boring ones. The ones that fix the paper cuts instead of adding more bells and whistles. This week was all about making Wepost less annoying to use.

Next week? Who knows. Maybe we'll add something flashy. Or maybe we'll just fix more stuff that should've worked properly from the start. Either way, you win.

Have an awesome week creating content!