Product Updates 

The font you pick is the first thing clients notice about your reel. Now you’ve got more control over how it looks.

Open any reel, click Edit theme in the Action Bar, and head to the Fonts tab. A live preview updates as you make changes, so you can try ideas without committing.

Start with a preset, or build your own:

Eleven font presets are ready to use. Want something more specific? Choose any heading font from the curated library, pair it with any body font, and set weights where available.

Pairing suggestions help you find combinations that work, and warnings flag the ones that’ll fight each other.

Plan availability:

Free and Starter include six presets: Clean, Modern, Editorial, Bold, Minimal, and Vintage. Professional adds five more presets (Signature Serif, Studio Modern, Dramatic, Broadcast, Orbital) plus custom heading and body font selection.

Learn more: Reel Fonts

(Starter plan and above)

You share a link. A few hours later, your dashboard shows new sessions. But when you look closer, some of them have zero interaction — no plays, no clicks, nothing. A mobile browser reloaded a tab in the background. A publicly posted reel got auto-opened by someone who never actually looked at it.

That noise makes your dashboard harder to trust, and if you have email notifications on, it means you’re getting alerts that don’t mean anything.

Tracking Sensitivity gives you control over that. Every share link now has a sensitivity slider with three levels:

• On Open records a session the moment someone opens your link. This is the default, and it works the same way tracking has always worked.
• On Activity waits for actual interaction, like a mouse move, a scroll, a tap on mobile before recording a session. Background tab reloads and passive opens don’t count. When a session shows up on your dashboard, you’ll know someone was actually there, even if there are no clicks in the activity log.
• Off disables tracking entirely for that link. No sessions recorded, and email notifications are automatically turned off.

Why “On Activity” is worth trying:

If you rely on email notifications to know when someone’s looking at your work, phantom sessions make those notifications unreliable. You stop trusting them. On Activity fixes that by only counting visits where someone actually engaged with the page.

This is especially useful for reels posted somewhere publicly that tend to get a lot of opens. Instead of every open showing up on your dashboard, you’d only see the ones where someone actually interacted.

Your existing data isn’t affected. Changing the sensitivity level only applies to future sessions, and you can adjust it any time. You can set different levels on different share links: On Open for a link you’re actively pitching, On Activity for one that’s been out in the wild for a while.

Links with tracking turned off show a small eye-slash icon in your share links list, so you can quickly tell what’s being tracked and what isn’t.

Learn more: Tracking Sensitivity

A client emails you about a track you sent them six months ago. You know it’s in your account somewhere, but you can’t remember what you named it, which library it’s in, or which reel it was part of.

Global Search solves that. Hit Cmd+K (or Ctrl+K on Windows), or click the search icon in the upper right corner, and search across your entire account at once: reels, audio tracks, videos, images, and share links. Results are grouped by type with match counts, so you can zero in on what you’re looking for without clicking through each library separately.

What makes it useful beyond basic search:

• Tag filtering built in. Combine a keyword search with tag filters to narrow results fast. Helpful when you’ve got hundreds of items and need to get specific.
• It searches metadata, not just file names. For audio tracks, Global Search pulls from your track metadata too. So even if you can’t remember what you called a file, you can find it by comments, project name, or other metadata fields.
• Share link lookup. Paste a full share link URL into the search bar to find which reel it belongs to. That six-month-old link a client just replied to? You’ll have the context in seconds.

If your account has grown past the point where you can eyeball your way through it, this is one of those features you’ll use constantly once you know it’s there.

Learn more: Global Search: Find Anything Fast