Visibility Explorer now groups by Priority Level by default — separating your core, adjacent, aspirational, and visionary queries into color-coded badges you can drill into by topic, query, or platform. This replaces the old "Reach Level" label everywhere it appeared: the Visibility Dashboard, Topics, Strategic Plan, public brand pages, and onboarding. If you were oriented around Reach Level, the data is the same — just renamed and promoted to the primary view.
For businesses operating in languages other than English, Pendium now detects your website's primary language during onboarding and uses it throughout content generation — queries, personas, the business profile, knowledgebase, factsheet, outlines, posts, and quality review all come out in that language. The app UI and public brand analysis pages stay in English.
The Agent Pages breadcrumb now pulls the label you've configured in your company profile — "Products", "Services", or "Features" — instead of always showing "Offerings."
The empty states across the agent feed analytics (the dashboard trend chart, the analytics page, and Top Search Queries) now surface a Connect Google Search Console prompt. If you're on a custom domain, the copy is straightforward: connect to track impressions and clicks on your feed. If your feed is Pendium-hosted, it pitches the AEO angle — connecting your main site's Search Console so Pendium can surface query opportunities and inform new content. The integration dialog follows the same logic.
On the workflow side: rows that stopped early due to a failed cell, quality review block, or timeout previously left downstream cells stuck in a queued state that silently did nothing on retry. Those cells now return to pending so the row can actually be re-run. Separately, the run state — whether triggered by Run All Rows, Run This Row, Run This Column, or Run This Cell — now persists before Inngest dispatches, so refreshing mid-run shows the correct in-flight status rather than a blank slate. Step spinners in summary view now only animate on actively running cells, and the initial full-screen loading flash on page load is gone.