Focus Your Feed, Find Similar in Chat

Your feed just got a lot more focused. Filter content by country so you're only seeing posts from the markets you care about. And when you find something great, ask Glystn to find similar posts right inside chat — one link in, a full discovery feed out.

What's new

Country filter on the Feed

The feed now defaults to English-speaking markets (US, Canada, UK, Australia) and lets you select exactly which countries you want to see content from. The filter works across all feed modes — browsing, searching, and similar posts — so you always get regionally relevant results.

Find Similar in Chat

You can now paste any Instagram or TikTok link into chat and ask Glystn to find similar posts. It uses the same vector similarity engine behind the feed's "Find Similar" button, but now it's conversational — ask follow-up questions, filter by date, and explore results without leaving your chat.

Cleaner filter bar

The feed filter bar has been reorganized. Your most-used controls — search, date range, and platform — stay front and center. Secondary filters like country, minimum likes, outliers, and speech-only are tucked behind a "Filters" toggle that shows a badge when active. Hit Reset to snap back to defaults.

What you can do with it

• Target a specific market. Running a campaign in the US? Filter to US-only content so every post you see is relevant to that audience. Expanding into the UK or Australia? Toggle those on and see what's working there.
• Go from one post to a full research thread. Paste a link in chat, ask "find posts like this," then keep the conversation going — "which of these creators have over 100k followers?" or "show me just the TikToks." It's research that builds on itself.
• Compare content across regions. Toggle between countries on the same search to see how a topic plays differently in different markets. What's trending in the US might not be trending in Canada — now you can see both.
• Spend less time in filters, more time in content. The collapsible filter bar keeps your workspace clean. The badge tells you when filters are active, and one click resets everything. No more hunting through filter states to figure out why your results look different.

Tips

• Start broad, then narrow. Keep the default English-speaking countries on for general browsing. When you're working on a specific campaign, narrow down to just the target market.
• Use Find Similar in chat for quick competitive analysis. Spotted a competitor's post performing well? Paste the link, find similar content, and ask Glystn to break down what's working across those posts.
• Check the filter badge. If your results look unexpectedly narrow, glance at the Filters button — the badge shows how many secondary filters are active. One click on Reset clears them all.

Bug fixes & improvements

Fixed an issue where the MCP connection could trigger excessive reconnections, improving chat reliability. Resolved webhook and CORS issues for smoother backend integrations. The homepage search input has been refreshed with a cleaner design and autofocus for faster interaction.