Iké now uses your whole screen. Every list (Segments, Streams, Videos, Music, Shorts, Tags) sits right beside the navigation, and whatever you open fills the rest of the screen next to it, so you can move between items without losing your place. Drag the edge of a list to make it wider or narrower; Iké remembers your choice. On a phone you see the list first, then the item you open, with Back to return. Pages without a list, like the Dashboard and Settings, now fill the width too.
Every editor now has the same tab bar and header, and the header stays in view while you scroll a long tab, so Save is always within reach.
The Filters button is back in Videos (on the Pool stage): filter your clips by type, game, license, state, source or tag, see how many match, and clear any filter with one click.
When Iké is updated while you have it open, a small note at the bottom of the screen says a newer version of Iké is available, with Reload to pick it up or Later to keep working. If an old tab can no longer load part of the app, it now recovers by reloading instead of showing a blank error page.
0.92026-08-08
The content-unit editor can now suggest a clip's details from the video itself - a proposed title, description, category, characters, BGM ideas and tags, each shown with a confidence. You Accept all, use them field by field, or Dismiss - suggestions only fill the form for you to review and Save, and are never posted to YouTube automatically. (Enabled per channel.)
0.92026-07-31
The Copy to server button in Upstream now reacts the instant you click it: it highlights and shows a spinning Copying… while the file is being queued, instead of looking like nothing happened until the status caught up a few seconds later. (Reported by a creator.)
When a feedback report cannot be sent because your sign-in has expired, Beacon now tells you to sign in again rather than a vague "could not send that," so you are not left retrying something that cannot succeed until you do. A genuine outage still reads as "unreachable, try again in a moment."
0.92026-07-29
On a phone, the live status bar at the top no longer runs off the edge of the screen. Its controls, including Stop (which ends the broadcast), now wrap onto their own row and stay tappable instead of being cut off. The rest of the app already fit small screens; this was the one control that could get pushed out of reach on a narrow phone.
0.92026-07-28
The app is now called Iké everywhere you see it. The name in the sidebar, the sign-in screen, the browser tab, and the install name all read Iké now: this is the tool you use to run your Iké channels, so that is simply what it is called. (The old "Lookout" name is retired from the interface.)
A new audience scoreboard on your dashboard: the numbers a channel is actually built on, now that subscriber count no longer tells the truth. Four chips - 28-day regular viewers (your core community, with the goal to reach), casual viewers (the pipeline into regular), your monthly audience (unique viewers over 28 days), and views per content hour (the discipline metric) - each showing how it moved versus the previous 28 days, so you can see real growth instead of a vanity total. These come from YouTube's Audience tab, which no API exposes, so a new behind-the-scenes reader collects them for you. Set your own goal on regular viewers, casual viewers, and monthly audience: each chip then shows how far you are from that target (a progress bar and "N to goal"), and a Goals dialog suggests what a sensible target looks like based on your own recent numbers, so a goal is a real reach rather than a guess.
Iké now remembers the pond you worked in last and brings you straight back on your next sign-in; creators with several ponds see a picker only the first time.
Iké now has its own tab icon: the koi pond mark, instead of the browser's default globe. It also supplies the icon used when you pin Iké to an iOS home screen.
0.92026-07-17
Your lists grew up. The Pool (Upstream and a new All files view of the Pool), your reports, recent activity, and the session log now all offer a List or Card view, sortable, filterable column headers, and a search-everything filter - so you can find and order clips, reports, and sessions the way you want. In the Pool, a By game / All files switch lets you keep the game grouping or flatten everything into one sortable table.
Upstream now has a "Copy to server" button on every file that is still sitting in SharePoint, so you can send a recording to your Pool from Iké again (marked files show a Cancel until the sync picks them up).
Upstream now shows honest statuses. A file you already transferred (even one you renamed to the naming convention) reads as "ready" instead of being stuck on "syncing", and files you have not sent yet read as "available" rather than "marked", so your whole library no longer looks like it is mid-transfer.
0.92026-07-12
One-click return to the fleet: an "All ponds" entry now sits at the top of the rail inside any pond (operators), so you can get back to the fleet console without opening the pond switcher.
A clear loading state on the dashboard: while the pond's data is coming in, a "Loading the pond" hint shows and the placeholder figures pulse, so a slow first load reads as "working", not "broken".
The pond dashboard now refreshes itself on a one-minute cadence (matching the live topbar), so the figures stay current without a page reload; a card whose read hiccups keeps its last good value instead of blanking.
The version pill in the Beacon now uses the readable small-text persimmon for the current release, a touch darker and easier to read in both light and dark.
0.92026-07-11
A fleet home for operators: signing in now lands on a dashboard of every pond you look after, each card showing live state, the current segment, watchers, stream health, and monetization posture, with one click into that pond's Iké.
A real pond switcher in the rail: jump between your ponds without leaving the page you are on.
Every pond workspace (Dashboard, Schedule, Pool, Segments, Archive, Beacon, Settings, Onboarding) now lives under the /pond/ address. Old links and bookmarks keep working; they forward automatically.
A clearer sign-in screen: Continue with Google is the primary door, and email sign-in is now a real second door. Enter your address and Iké emails you a one-time sign-in link; both ways land you in the same place.
0.1.22026-07-10
First cut of the new Iké: the koi-pond rail, the always-on live topbar, and all eight workspaces (Dashboard, Schedule, Pool, Segments, Archive, Beacon, Settings, Onboarding).
Light and dark themes ("the pond after dark"), with your preference remembered between visits.
Sign-in groundwork: an operator token sign-in for day one, and Google sign-in ready for when it is switched on.
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Every pond you look after, on one board: live state, watchers, stream health, and monetization posture per pond. Open Iké on a card to work inside that pond.
