edit mode and cleaner growth loops

june was the month i stopped treating bangers only like just a generator. the generator matters, obviously, but the product around it matters too: editing, examples, onboarding, pricing, images, and the stuff that helps someone understand why they should come back.

the biggest product change is edit mode. you can paste a tweet that is almost there and ask for sharper versions. it keeps the idea instead of starting from zero, which is usually what you want. most people do not need a brand new thought every time. they need the thought they already had to land better.

image generation got less cursed too. meme cards now use real templates and cleaner text rendering, backed by a meme database that can refresh over time. when the compositor cannot handle something, the app falls back instead of making the user debug it.

i also spent time on output quality. batches now dedupe across slots so you do not get four versions of the same angle. paid generations lean on sonnet where quality matters. small detail, big difference when you are trying to pick one draft and post it.

the growth side got a lot of work. the examples library now has real tweet text, topic pages, guides, tools, better internal links, better metadata, and cleaner og images. boring SEO work, but useful. people need to find the product before they can decide if it is good.

the lifecycle emails got rebuilt around the actual free funnel too. free users get 20 credits, which is 5 generations. the product now treats that limit honestly: teach first, show features, pitch creator when someone actually hits the wall, and ask paying or cancelled users for feedback instead of yelling upgrade at everyone.