v1.6.1

What's Changed

• Add complete social and software metadata by @AurelioAvila in #2

New Contributors

• @AurelioAvila made their first contribution in #2

Full Changelog: v1.6.0...v1.6.1

Full Changelog: v1.6.0...v1.6.1

v1.6.0

Full Changelog: v1.5.1...v1.6.0

Full Changelog: v1.5.1...v1.6.0

v1.5.1

Fixed

• Disabled UPX compression in the build. UPX-compressed unsigned executables get flagged by generic heuristic antivirus engines regardless of actual content — v1.5.0 came back 9/57 on VirusTotal, all "Gen:Variant"/"Static AI" heuristics, no real malware signatures. Without UPX, the same build drops to 2/61, both from low-reputation engines that flag any brand-new unsigned binary on first sight.

No functional or feature changes over v1.5.0 — this release exists purely to reduce false-positive antivirus flags.

SHA256 (Social-Dashboard-v1.5.1-win64.zip): c99a69841ec2d7f24310a61c25d4ee927207b771875ecf12e92840483a3ee58b

v1.5.0

First release under the proprietary license. Versions up to v1.4.0 remain
under the MIT License they were originally published with.

Fixed: expired accounts stayed "connected"

Diagnostics said an account's access had expired while Link account
still showed it as connected. The connections table had nowhere to record
that a token had stopped working, so the two screens disagreed. Accounts
whose access expired or was revoked now show a Needs relinking badge.

A network timeout deliberately does not mark an account: being sent to
redo a login that works, because a platform had a bad ten minutes, is
worse than the original bug. Re-linking clears the warning immediately.

New: engagement, and how you compare

Likes, comments, shares and saves were downloaded on every refresh and
never used - only views were. They now produce engagement, save and share
rates per platform, computed on reach rather than post count.

Those numbers are compared against public 2026 benchmarks for your
platform and follower tier, worked out on your own machine. The
comparison stays silent when it wouldn't hold up.

Rebuilt: health score and diagnostics

The old score was the percentage of checks that passed - a stalled account
with no engagement scored 100% as long as the APIs answered. It now
weighs technical health, engagement, consistency and coverage, and shows
the breakdown so the number tells you what to fix.

Diagnostics gained checks that look at results rather than errors
(engagement against benchmark, content seen but never saved or shared,
one platform lagging behind another, a best posting hour you aren't
using) and is grouped by platform instead of one flat list.

Also

• Day-by-hour heatmap: "Tuesday at 18:00" beats "18:00"
• Manage subscription button opening the Stripe customer portal
• 12 themes
• Upgrade prompt no longer shown to Studio subscribers
• Robustness against malformed cached data that could break the Overview

v1.4.0

This was the last version released under the MIT License. Every
version after v1.4.0 is proprietary — see LICENSE in the current
source. This zip is a compiled binary only; it does not contain or
expose the MIT-era source code.

Note: the original git commit history for this and earlier versions
was replaced with a single fresh commit after this release was
published, so the source now visible under the v1.4.0 tag is the
current (post-history-rewrite) codebase, not what was actually
compiled into this release's zip at the time. This page and its
downloadable asset remain as the historical record of the last MIT
release.