What shipped.
Everything new in Contentingency, as it ships.
Mentions, notifications, and a better conversation
The task conversation grew up: reach teammates from it, share files in it, and always know your edits landed.
@-mentions. Type @ in a task’s conversation to bring in a teammate. They get a notification in the app and an email, and the conversation stays on the task.
Notifications in your menu. When someone mentions you, a small count appears on your profile picture. Click it, tap the mention, and you land on the task.
Files in conversation. Attach a file to any message. It stays with the conversation. If it’s a keeper, one click saves it to the task’s files, or delete it just as easily.
A quiet “Saving…” note. While your changes are being stored, a small grey note appears at the top of the task. When it fades, everything you typed is safe.
The message box. It stays small until you click into it, then opens up with buttons to attach a file, mention a teammate, and send. It grows as you write and shrinks back when you’re done.
Priority on boards. Sort any column by priority to see the important work first, instead of every card wearing a colored dot. Priority keeps its colors inside the task, where you set it.
The calendar, redrawn
One visual language across day, week, month, and year.
Six date marks. Each kind of date has its own small shape: start, due, milestones, publish begin and end. Every view draws them the same way, in the task’s channel color, so you learn them once.
Campaign bands. A campaign shows as a soft band of its brand’s color with its tasks’ dates inside it. A glance at the month tells you what’s running, then what’s due.
The day view. Rebuilt to show what that day actually holds: what’s starting, what’s due, what’s publishing. Each task shows its channel, dates, and status on one line.
Date filters. Show or hide each kind of date on the calendar with its own switch, publish begin and end included.
Contentingency is live
The app opened its doors at contentingency.app.
Early access. Sign-ups open with an access code; every workspace gets the full product.
Redesigned onboarding. Your first minutes are guided: the app sets up your workspace, your first brand, and how your week works.
Faster everywhere. Images and files load once and stay remembered, so coming back to a page is instant.
Polish, settled
Covers you can frame. Adjust a task’s cover image right where it sits: slide the focus, zoom in or out.
Email digests. A daily digest batches your workspace's news on your schedule: morning, evening, or off.
Calendar campaigns no longer show up a day early in some timezones.
The Planner arrives everywhere
The planning agent stepped out of its corner and onto every page.
A planner on every page. It sits beside you wherever you work, and your conversation follows you around the app.
It does, not says. Ask for a plan and it actually builds it: the campaign, the tasks. Then it takes you to what it made. It never claims to have done something it didn’t.
Live word-flow. Replies appear word by word as the Planner writes, and you can see when it’s thinking.
Your channels, your words
Editable channel catalog. Rename, recolor, or retire the built-in channels; add your own. Content types and acquisition kinds are editable the same way.
Custom fields. Attach your own fields to any channel or format. Every task wearing it picks them up.
The Producer takes its seat
A named role in the conversation. The Producer drafts work right inside the task, and every message says who’s speaking, you or it.
Approvals with a record. Anything the Producer proposes waits for your yes. Approve or reject from the task, and the decision stays in its history.
The brand codex
A brand became more than a name and a color.
The codex. Every brand gets its own book: its voice, its story, its rules, its fonts with live previews, and its logos and images, all in one place.
Guardrails. The lines your brand never crosses, written down once and checked against everything made for it.
The foundation
Three days, every surface.
Boards, Inbox, Calendar. Three ways to see the same work: where it stands, what needs you, and when it lands.
Tasks with history. Every task keeps its whole story from day one: every change, the conversation, the files.
Multi-brand from day one. Brands, campaigns, and workflows are real structure in the app, not colored labels taped onto a list.
What’s ahead
The forward half, kept honest: what we’re building now, and what’s planned after. No dates. It ships when it’s right.
A rebuilt agent foundation
The AI in early access works today: a planner that builds campaigns and tasks, a producer that drafts work. We’re rebuilding that whole layer from the ground up before promising anything new on top of it. What comes out of the rebuild will appear above when it’s real, not before.
Open early access
Invitations widen as each phase lands. The gate exists so quality stays ahead of headcount.