Shipped a huge update: rebrand, smarter analysis, and Sable Social Manager

Today I shipped what's probably the biggest update since I started building Pinkk. It's not one feature but a whole batch of changes across the product, and it all came together at once. The most visible piece is the rebrand — the site is now trypinkk.com with a fresh homepage, clearer pricing, and dedicated research and methodology pages. I also cleaned up the SEO and social previews, so when someone shares a link it doesn't look like a half-finished skeleton.

Under the hood, the analysis engine got a lot smarter. It can now handle multiple accounts in a single run, gives you real-time progress, and auto-refreshes data without me having to babysit it. Research queries run in parallel, which makes things dramatically faster, and I added coverage and corroboration signals so you can see how confident the system actually is in each finding. There's also a verdict calibration workflow to keep quality consistent across different types of checks.

Probably the most exciting part is Sable Social Manager — that's the new publishing arm. You can publish directly to social platforms with per-platform content variants, set up autonomous publishing based on findings, track what gets posted, and even hear a voice read-along. I also added team budgets and a better review queue, so it's not just a solo tool anymore.

The checks themselves now have evidence-backed verdicts with clearer reasoning, public sharing links, and transparent pricing. Profiles gained crypto support and richer image galleries with search and direct upload. On the admin side, I built a secure vault for API keys, worker management, and better AI provider controls. The email suite is complete — inbox, AI-assisted compose, and delivery tracking — plus built-in workbench tools for scraping, Instagram, and image search.

Reliability was a big theme too. I set up zero-downtime deploys with easy rollback, smoother queue handling, and pre-deploy health checks. Security got hardened against common attacks, dependencies were upgraded, and email delivery now uses separate transactional and marketing channels so one doesn't sink the other.

Finally, a bunch of polish: new typography, cleaner analysis reports, modern toasts and modals. And new capabilities — a certification exam system, trial settings at signup, LLM-readable docs, new data sources like Context.dev and TwitchTracker, and usage caps for credits. It's a lot, but it all hangs together. Next up I want to focus on onboarding — I think there's enough here now that new users need a better path in.