Dashboard Hub, decluttered
We went through the main Dashboard and cut everything that was duplicating information you could already see elsewhere. The header metrics strip, the inline campaign header, the content strategy matrix, and the history drawer are gone — they were repeating numbers and context already living in the Strategy and Content sections.
What’s left is a tighter home screen: your open questions, your active bets, and the live progress feed, with room to breathe now that they’re not competing with three redundant panels for your attention. If you’ve felt like the dashboard was showing you the same thing twice in different boxes, that’s fixed.
Alongside the cleanup, we fixed a crash that could take the entire Product Foundation page blank if your positioning or competitor data had a gap in it — a missing field would break the whole view instead of just that one card. That’s now contained: a single incomplete section degrades gracefully instead of taking the page down with it.
One less integration to configure
We retired the Google Workspace integration — it never had a real connected account in practice — and repointed its existing OAuth setup at Google Search & Analytics instead. If you’re connecting Search Console or GA4 data, the connection flow is now simpler because it’s reusing infrastructure that already worked, rather than a separate, never-configured path. One integration option disappears from Settings; the one you actually use gets more reliable underneath it.