Supergrow Changelog

Focus mode in Engage

Your list, one post at a time, with a counter so you know how far through you are. The post sits on the left and the comment box on the right, so you never leave for LinkedIn. Write the comment yourself or generate one, tick "like the post too", and move on.

It is built for the keyboard. S skips, L likes, Cmd+Enter comments, the arrow keys move you through the list, and Esc gets you out.

Build a list from a post's comment section

Paste any LinkedIn post link, including a short lnkd.in one, and you get the commenters back with their name, headline, and photo. Tick the ones worth talking to, open a profile first if you want to check, and add them in one go.

Engage works with company page accounts now too, and you choose which account you are commenting as.

Post Score gives you two scores

It opens with a verdict, Ready to post or Needs work, and a one-line reason. Then the two scores behind it.

Performance, out of 10. Engagement potential, from Hook Quality, Clarity and Coherency, Easy to read, Call-To-Action, and Originality.

Authenticity, out of 10. How human it reads, with a slop risk of low, medium or high.

Issues are ranked worst first, each with the line that caused it and a rewrite you can apply.

Your week ahead, on your dashboard

This week and next, side by side, with a slot count on each. Filled slots show the time they go out; empty ones are a plus button, so you can fill them without leaving the dashboard.

Tags you define

You define the dimensions. Team, market, expertise level, whatever your program is organised around. Then set a value on each workspace, or use bulk assign to do the whole roster in one pass instead of one person at a time.

Filter and group everywhere

Filter and group by those tags across the roster, team analytics, the calendar, and the Kanban board. Analytics takes more than one tag at a time.

Every filter sits in the URL, so "DACH, senior, last 30 days" is a link you can send someone.

You pick the headline metric

Earned Media Value used to lead the dashboard. Now you pick what leads instead. Your choice gets a star and heads the grid, and everything else drops to the compact row, EMV included.

See the week before it happens

Weekly reports tell you what already went out. Upcoming Schedule shows what is queued for each account, this week and next.

You can also see how "on track" is worked out. It has always been the number of time slots set for that member, but nobody could see that, so people showed up as behind for no clear reason. The card says it now, and you can edit slots right there.

Hand a draft to several people at once

Copy a draft into several member workspaces in one go, or drag it around in the group-by-member Kanban view.

Share links survive scheduling

The public share link used to disappear once a post was scheduled, which is exactly when a client wants to see it. It stays now. A draft can also no longer skip the review step on its way out.