What changed.
In plain words.

Snapchat is now shown as an assisted destination in development, like the rest of the integrations. The Instagram guide explains the two ways to connect an account and which one allows the Paid partnership label. The home and features pages now say plainly that Inktaro never crops or trims your video, and that statistics are shown platform by platform, never added up. New blog article: why the same vertical video can publish on one platform and fail on another.

The terms of sale now spell out how limits work: no video limit on paid plans, within each platform's own publishing limits, and how videos are counted on the Free plan. They also say what happens once the 100 Founding places are taken: new subscriptions are charged at the public price.

Platform pages now say Approval pending: the TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook integrations are being built, and each platform will then review Inktaro. Platform statuses now come from a single source, so they stay the same everywhere on the site. The FAQ, How it works and Features pages now explain when Inktaro retries on its own and when it asks you first.

New use case pages in English and French: solo creators, faceless channels, AI video creators and small teams.

New pages in English and French: how it works, features, security and data, FAQ, about, roadmap, and one page per platform with its real status. Updated privacy policy, new cookie policy and new data deletion page.

Accounts, workspaces, video upload to storage in the European Union and automatic analysis of each video. Platform connections are in progress.