Changelog

The Profile Analyzer and the extension's creator report showed the same wrong monthly price for every creator. They now show the real price of the cheapest monthly plan, the way Fansly shows it on the profile. Thanks to the creator who reported it.

The browser extension now shows what other creators reported about the fan you are chatting with: warnings like Time Waster or Chargeback, and praise like Big Spender or Pays Upfront. Tag fans from the chat header, see counts next to every name in your chat list, and keep a private note only you can read. Reports are anonymous. Tagging needs a linked Fansly account.

Caption rewrites used to sit behind an early-access waitlist. That's gone now. Log in, paste your caption, and the Post Optimizer rewrites it using patterns from over a million Fansly posts — no request, no waiting for approval.

Open any creator page and hit Profile report to see how the last 50 posts are doing: what the tags pull in views per day, what they could pull with better ones, which tags to stop using and which to bring in. The card also explains the caption score and flags things tags can't fix, like posts missing #fyp or a long gap since the last upload. Connect your Fansly account in Settings and reports on it are free. The popup can also build a tag set for any category: proven tags for that niche plus tags that work well next to them, ready to drop into a post.

The browser extension got a composer upgrade. Hashtags are now highlighted inside the caption box, so tags stand out from plain text. Put the cursor on any tag to see alternatives and swap it in place. Post scoring now counts the tags in your caption correctly. Suggestions appear faster and keyboard selection in the popup works again. The score panel also got a clearer Details button, and the suggestion popup can be closed with one click.

Category Bundles got a quality pass. Small niches now fill their bundles with related tags instead of coming back short or empty. Misspelled tag variants are filtered out. When a niche is too small for three different strategies, you see one honest card instead of three copies.

Your account now has an Excluded Tags page. It lists every tag you removed from Tag Generator suggestions. Restore a tag with one click when you want it back, or search for new tags to exclude. Find it in your dashboard menu under My Profile.

Balanced and Aggressive tag scores got a major upgrade. Both lean harder on live view growth, so top picks point at tags that are climbing right now. Aggressive keeps hunting small, undiscovered tags and checks that each one has real activity behind it, which also lets more hidden gems reach your suggestions. Scores refresh with every weekly update, so recommendations always reflect the current state of each tag. Like signals count early bursts of likes toward a tag's momentum, helping fresh content surface faster.

Tag swaps in the Profile Analyzer got much pickier. Before, a weak tag could get a replacement that was stronger on paper but had nothing to do with your post. Now every suggestion has to be genuinely related to the tag it replaces. When no related tag is actually stronger, the analyzer recommends removing the weak tag to free up a slot instead of forcing a bad swap. Each swap also shows the kiwi score change next to the reach change, so you can see exactly what you gain.

The homepage now shows our three newest articles, so fresh data reports, tag strategies and growth guides are one click away instead of buried in the blog.

The Profile Analyzer used to leave some weak tags with no suggestion when it couldn't find a close match, so posts built around niche tags often came back with no swaps at all. It now surfaces a stronger, on-theme replacement for every underperforming tag, so you always have something to act on when you tune a post.

Fansly's post box was locked to a fixed height. With the browser extension you can now drag it taller, so you can see your whole caption as you write instead of scrolling a tiny window.

Running Improve in the browser extension could strip the hashtags off the end of your caption. Now your tags are kept aside while the text is rewritten, then added back and tuned for better reach, so nothing goes missing.