Connect your Facebook account once and NoteSurge publishes as your Page: text goes to the feed, one attached image becomes a photo post with your note as the caption, and one video rides up as a native upload. Managing several Pages? Connect again to add another.
Scheduled notes land as chat announcements in your own Twitch channel via the official Helix API. Over-length messages are refused up front in plain language instead of failing at send time.
Notes can drop into your own Kick channel’s chat through the official developer API — connect once with your Kick account and treat it like every other platform.
Drop an audio or video file into the Library and NoteSurge ingests it directly, transcribes it (Whisper for uploads, caption tracks for YouTube links), and writes an auto-summary with chapters so long media becomes searchable, quotable source material.
Save-to-NoteSurge on an X permalink now brings its images and video into your Library alongside the text — multimodal capture, stage one.
Measured variant outcomes feed back as learned opening-shape patterns that steer future generations, and a “Remember this rule” action on any quick edit pins your standing instructions where every AI function reads them.
Reviewing a fan-out now renders the child pieces as side-by-side facets beneath the parent, with results rolling back up — no more scrolling a flat list.
The Queue→Galley writing page, the archive/import hub, and the public platforms page all wear the porcelain-and-ink treatment — ink-on-surge controls, engraving plates where they belong, no SaaS shadows.
A routing regression sent signed-out visitors to login when reading the capability pages; both paths are properly public again.