We’ve moved Feedback Analytics from the Dashboard to the Feedback menu.

Everything feedback-related now lives together in one place - cleaner navigation, less jumping around.

And yes, Feedback settings will soon move here too 🚀

🔍 Filters for Sources Listing

The Sources page now has dedicated filters.

You can currently:

• Filter by source type

• Filter by specific video calls

Right now, Sources primarily contains video imports - so the Source Type filter currently shows only one option.

But this is intentio

The Video Call Details page in Feedback Sources just got a major usability upgrade.

Previously, important information was split across tabs - making it harder to quickly move between playback, transcript, summaries, and extracted feedback.

Now, everything lives in one unified page.

Watch the video, read the transcript, check participants, review summary, and explore extracted feedback - all without the tab-hopping.

📈 Introducing Subscriber Trends

Changelog Analytics now includes a brand-new Subscr

We’ve significantly upgraded how Olvy AI identifies feedback from uploaded video calls.

Earlier, feedback was generated from smaller transcript chunks, which could sometimes lead to vague or duplicate insights.

Now, Olvy analyzes the entire transcript together before generating feedback.

What’s improved:

• Similar discussions across the call are now intelligently grouped together

• Duplicate and fragmented feedback is greatly reduced

• Feedback descriptions are now AI-summarized instead of just copying raw

We’ve introduced a clearer structure in the Feedback module.

Sources (like imported video calls) and the actual feedback extracted from them are now treated separately.

What’s new:

• Sources → Raw inputs (e.g., video call imports)

• Inbox → Processed, structured feedback extracted by Olvy AI

This means:

• Imported videos live under a new Sources section

• Extracted feedback appears in the Inbox, enriched and ready to use

For now, Sources includes video imports - more sources like emails, support chats, reviews,

We’ve added a new Release Distribution chart to Changelog Analytics.

Now you can visualize how your releases are spread across different projects and categories over time - helping you understand where most of your product momentum is happening.

• Track release volume across projects and categories month-by-month

• Identify which areas are most active

• Spot gaps or imbalances in your shipping patterns

A quick, visual way to answer: “Where are we actually shipping the most?” 🚀

🔔 Tracking Subscriber Activi

You can now quickly see how each survey widget is performing - right from the listing page.

• View feedback count instantly

• Click to jump straight to the filtered feedback list

• Quickly spot which surveys are working (and which need love)

Less digging, more clarity.

🧹 Auto-Archival for Stale Accounts

As part of our ongoing cleanup drive, we’ve started auto-archiving inactive users on free workspaces.

• No login for 90 days → account gets archived

• 7-day prior notice is sent before archival

• Data is permanently

All changelog-related settings now live under the Changelogs menu (instead of the workspace Settings).

With this, we’ve now completed our navigation cleanup for changelogs. Releases, Widgets, Analytics, Settings - everything you need is now in one place. No more hunting around!

🎥 Retry Video Transcription

When you import a customer video call to feedback, sometimes video would get stuck while transcribing and there was no way to retry.

Now there is.

If a transcription fails or times out, you can sim

We’ve moved Changelog Analytics from the Dashboard to the Changelogs menu.

Everything changelog-related now lives in one place - no more jumping between sections.

Soon, changelog settings will also move exclusively under the 'Changelogs' menu to make this experience even cleaner 🚀

⏪ Backdated Releases for Free Workspaces

Free workspaces can now publish backdated releases.

• Backdated releases → now available on Free

• Future scheduling → still a paid feature

This makes it easier for new teams to q

We’ve introduced Jira Version Sync in Olvy Changelogs. Now, whenever a version is released in Jira, Olvy can create a draft release for you.

• Sync releases from specific Jira Spaces (Projects)

• Generate draft releases using selected fields from Jira issues

• Seamlessly sync release notes added from Jira in Olvy

Available for paid workspaces - and a big step toward effortless release management.

Refer this help guide for detailed steps to enable Jira Version Sync.

🛠️ Fix: Slack Notifications

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We’ve made navigating changelogs a lot more intuitive.

• Changelogs is now a parent menu

• Releases and Widgets neatly sit under it as sub-menus

• Access and create changelog releases from the new Releases page, now replacing the earlier Changelog menu for a more structured experience.

This creates a clearer, more structured mental model - and we’ll soon be adding more changelog-related sections here (like Analytics and Settings).

👀 Subscriber Count, Right Where You Need It

The Releases page now shows your