Changelog

May 12th, 2026

More graceful handling when Reddit rate-limits your replies — clear wait time instead of a generic error

Accidentally stopped a session? An undo button now appears on the summary screen for 10 seconds so you can pick up right where you left off
Starting a new session on the same campaign now carries over fresh, high-value items from your previous queue instead of starting from scratch
New session settings: choose whether to auto-like and auto-follow by default after replying on X

Sessions now auto-resume when you clear all remaining items while paused, so new items flow in without needing a manual tap

Long waits on loading screens now offer an optional surprise that makes them feel faster 🐦

You can now sign in or sign up with Google — if your Google email matches an existing account, we link them automatically
New Account settings page bundles your sign-in methods, connected X/Reddit accounts, and account reset in one place; Profile now focuses on your name, bio, and writing voice
Profile settings now shows your sign-in methods (email/password, Google, X) so you can see exactly how you can log in, and prompts you to set a password if you only sign in with a social provider
"Forgot password?" emails now match how your account actually works — if you signed up with Google or X, the email tells you that instead of pretending you have a password to reset
AI reply generation has new flavors — rewrite, autocomplete, make shorter, make longer — picked from a chevron menu next to the main button, which now auto-picks the right action based on what's in the box
New "Your day on Pounce" recap email — if you sent at least 3 replies on a day, you'll get a friendly morning recap with your sessions, time spent, replies, likes, follows, follower gain on X, and your active streak (sent at 8 AM in your timezone, with its own one-click unsubscribe)

Redesigned Reddit campaign setup with smarter subreddit discovery and a review screen that shows expected post volume and AI filter signals
You can now remove Twitter or Reddit from an individual campaign without deleting the whole campaign
Bootstrap now gracefully handles unclear answers or low-volume niches — you're returned to the setup form with your inputs preserved instead of hitting a dead end

Refine now lets you update your writing style — describe how you want Pounce to sound and review the proposed changes

New Twitter safety check before sending replies and quotes: Pounce now flags engagement-bait phrases (e.g. "let's connect", "great post"), replies that look near-duplicate of ones you've already sent, and links you've shared too often this session or in the last 24 hours. You can dismiss any warning type if it's not relevant to you.
Sessions no longer auto-pause when your inbox is empty — useful if you start a session and step away while it's warming up. The 5-minute idle pause now only triggers when there's actually something in your queue to look at.
Fixed a bug that could send duplicate discovery digest emails. Accounts that share the same email address now receive a single digest per inbox.
Pounce now follows your system theme — if you're in dark mode, the whole app adapts (canvas, navbar, session screen, settings, dropdowns, charts)
Settings is the new name for the "Config" screen

"Smart unfollow" is now a simple on/off toggle in Maintenance — when on, Pounce quietly unfollows accounts you've gone cold on, a few at a time in the background

New lifecycle emails: a check-in if you haven't been back in 5 days, a nudge after a session with no replies, and a setup-complete note when you're ready for your first session
Refine now runs per-campaign, so if you have multiple campaigns you can tune each one's rules and filter independently
Smoother transition from onboarding into your first session
Mobile polish: smaller top navigation, better refine and bootstrap wizards on small screens, fixes to the slide-to-start and reply box
More consistent loading spinners across all forms and wizards

Campaigns: create multiple campaigns, each with its own Twitter and Reddit monitoring setup
Choose which campaign to monitor when starting a session
"Inbox" renamed to "Session" in the navigation
Mobile improvements: better login/signup experience, larger tap targets, password visibility toggle, no more iOS auto-zoom on inputs

Improved reply quality: AI replies now avoid slang-heavy cliches like "hits different" and "is actually the move"