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What's shipping next, in the order it ships.

The next three releases on the Sublert roadmap — the ones currently in build, with the window we're working toward. Subscribe and you'll get the rundown the day each one ships, no other noise.

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What went out recently — each row links back to the date it cleared review and the version that shipped.

  1. v0.8Shipped

    Sep 4, 2026

    Reply Composer: Approve / Edit / Reject controls

    Replace the single Approve button with three side-by-side controls so reviewers can send-as-is, tweak a draft in line, or reject outright without a second pass.

  2. v0.7Shipped

    Aug 15, 2026

    Notification preferences

    Per-channel push and email toggles plus a digest-cadence control, so a quiet week stays quiet and a busy one still gets surfaced before it slips past the radar.

  3. v0.6Shipped

    Aug 1, 2026

    Weekly digest email template

    A templated Friday digest summarizing the week’s surfaced mentions, drafted replies, and approval throughput — opt out from the digest footer in one click.

  4. v0.5Shipped

    Jul 10, 2026

    Inbox intent and sentiment badges

    A small colored chip on every mention so the inbox reads at a glance — what each thread is asking, and whether it’s leaning warm or cold.

  5. v0.4Shipped

    Jun 25, 2026

    Reply queue keyboard shortcuts

    J / K to move between drafts, E to edit, A to approve, R to reject — so a full review pass stays hands-on-keyboard instead of mouse-bound.

Coming next

The next three releases, soonest first.

What's in build right now, with the version label and the estimated ship window we're working toward. Each release moves up to "Recently shipped" the day it ships.

  1. v1.3

    Coming next

    Saved replies + tone presets

    Pin the reply you keep rewriting, and pick the voice it lands in — one default for the whole product, or a tone preset per sub-community.

    • Drop a canned reply into any draft from the keyboard, no copy/paste round trip
    • Pick a tone preset per sub-reddit, server, or feed — not one preset for the whole product
    • Land every pinned reply in the matching voice, so a 100-message week still reads like one writer

    planned cut

    See the trial

  2. v1.2

    Coming next

    Slack delivery

    Ship drafted replies and approvals into a Slack channel — the same one the rest of the team already lives in — instead of forcing them back into the Sublert inbox.

    • Send drafted replies, approvals, and rejections to a public Slack channel, not a hidden inbox tab
    • Thread the conversation under the original sub-reddit/forum/server URL so context stays with the answer
    • Mute a channel per sub-community — keep the chatty ones out of the same lane as the quiet ones

    planned cut

    See the trial

  3. v1.1

    Coming next

    CSV export

    Pull a week of surfaced mentions, drafted replies, and approval throughput into a CSV the rest of the team can pivot on — cut from the inbox, not a separate dashboard.

    • Hit Export from the inbox and pull the last 30 / 90 / 365 days of mentions and replies as CSV
    • Include every column a pivot needs — channel, sentiment, intent, draft state, reviewer, approval time
    • Schedule recurring exports to a shared drive so a weekly standup never starts with "who has the latest?"

    planned cut

    See the trial

Want context behind any of these — design notes, the threads that shaped them, or which customers asked first? Read the help center or see the trial details.