July 6th, 2026
We’ve made a major set of improvements across Kommon Poll to make the platform easier to use, clearer to navigate, and more polished across reporting, analytics, search, account settings, sharing, billing, and team workflows.
These updates are focused on improving the day-to-day experience for users: cleaner dashboards, better reports, smoother search setup, clearer account controls, improved sharing, and a more consistent Kommon Poll interface.
Reports have received one of the biggest improvements in this update. The reporting experience is now more structured, easier to configure, and better suited for sharing with clients, internal teams, and stakeholders.
Users will now see improvements across report setup, report branding, slide exports, PDF exports, and report previews.
Report titles and descriptions are now handled more clearly, making generated reports feel more complete from the start.
Report branding has been improved so users can better customize reports with their own brand identity.
Logo upload and validation have been improved, making it clearer when a logo has been added successfully or when something needs to be corrected.
PDF and slide report settings are now better separated, making it easier to understand which settings affect each export format.
Slide ordering and report layout handling have been improved, helping reports feel more consistent and less manually adjusted.
Report download behavior has been improved so exports feel smoother and more reliable.
Fonts and visual styling inside reports have been refined for a cleaner, more professional appearance.
Heatmap sections inside reports now have better loading states and clearer modal styling.
Users can now create cleaner, more professional-looking reports with less manual work. Reports should feel easier to configure, easier to brand, and more reliable when exporting or presenting.
The analytics dashboard has been improved to make charts clearer, more stable, and easier to interact with.
Users should notice better chart controls, smoother chart switching, cleaner legends, improved table views, and fewer empty or broken chart states.
Chart controls have been refined so users can interact with charts more easily.
Switching between chart types is now smoother and more reliable.
Chart legends have been simplified to reduce visual clutter.
Chart tables have been improved, making it easier to inspect the data behind visual charts.
Bubble charts now have better sizing, making them easier to interpret.
Fonts and chart visuals have been standardized for a cleaner look.
Charts now handle empty or incomplete data more gracefully.
Heatmaps now load more reliably and avoid showing blank or broken states.
Time-distribution charts now include clearer grouping options.
The “Day of Week and Hour” chart label has been made clearer.
Analytics views should now feel more dependable and easier to understand. Users can spend less time dealing with confusing visuals and more time interpreting the data.
The mentions experience has been improved to make it easier to browse, review, and work with large sets of mentions.
Mention loading states have been improved so users get clearer feedback while data is loading.
Mention pagination is now cleaner and more reliable.
Mention cards and mention tables have been polished for better readability.
“Add to report” behavior has been improved, especially when selecting specific handpicked mentions.
Mention logos and platform display have been cleaned up.
Mention alert descriptions have been refined so alerts are easier to understand.
Users can review mentions more smoothly, add the right mentions to reports more confidently, and navigate mention data with fewer interruptions.
The analysis tables for authors, hashtags, sources, domains, and platforms have been expanded and polished.
These areas now provide more context and are easier to scan, especially when comparing sources or identifying important activity patterns.
Author tables now include richer visual information such as profile avatars.
Sentiment information is clearer in author views.
Author activity information has been improved.
Platform filters have been added or refined.
Rates and activity indicators are clearer.
Table styling has been improved for readability.
Hashtag tables now include clearer platform breakdowns.
Hashtag rows can show more detailed activity information.
A hashtag activity column has been added so users can better understand how hashtags are performing over time.
Hashtag labels have been cleaned up.
Number formatting has been improved.
Collapsible rows make detailed hashtag information easier to explore without cluttering the table.
Source and domain rows have been made cleaner and less duplicated.
Platform breakdowns are easier to read.
Labels and table spacing have been improved.
Source and hashtag cards now have cleaner spacing and layout.
Users can better understand who is driving conversations, which hashtags are active, where mentions are coming from, and how different platforms contribute to the overall conversation.
The search and saved-search experience has been improved to make setup easier, reduce confusion, and prevent avoidable mistakes.
This is especially helpful for new users, free-tier users, and teams managing multiple saved searches.
The query builder experience has been updated with clearer guidance.
Example placeholders have been improved so users better understand what to enter.
Social tracking error messages are now clearer and easier to act on.
Quota information is presented more clearly during search setup.
A help or documentation panel has been added to guide users.
An onboarding guide toggle has been added so users can access setup guidance when needed.
Free-tier users can now receive a default saved search when appropriate, making the first experience smoother.
Quick search is hidden when only a sample search is available, reducing confusion.
Recent searches have been fixed and improved.
Saved searches now show a green dot when new data is available.
Duplicate saved search handling has been improved.
Users can now duplicate searches from the dashboard more easily.
Users can create and manage searches with more confidence. The platform now gives clearer guidance, prevents duplicate setup issues, and makes it easier to know when a saved search has new results.
The account area has been expanded into a more complete settings experience.
Users now have clearer access to profile, usage, password, activity, and account-related settings from one place.
A dedicated Account Settings area has been added.
The settings sidebar has been improved for easier navigation.
Profile photo upload is now supported.
Sidebar avatars have been improved.
Password reset is now available from account details.
Usage quota information is now easier to view.
Account activity views have been improved.
Accessibility and layout improvements have been made in the account area.
Dark mode styling has been improved for account screens.
Users have more control over their own account, profile, password, and usage information without needing to contact support for basic account management tasks.
Billing has been improved so users can better understand their subscription, payment status, and transaction information.
Subscription details are now more visible.
Billing status is clearer.
Payment information is easier to understand.
Transaction details are now available in the billing area.
Manual or local subscription states are shown more clearly where relevant.
Payment wording has been simplified from provider-specific wording to clearer “Online payment” language.
Users can now update their payment method more easily.
Users can better understand their billing status and manage payment details with less confusion.
A new Notifications Center has been introduced to give users a dedicated place to view app notifications.
Notifications now have a clearer central location.
Notification table handling has been improved.
Notification data display has been refined.
Users have a more organized way to keep track of important app updates and notifications.
Team and saved-search permissions have been improved to make collaboration safer and easier to manage.
Search creators can now manage the saved searches they created.
Team manager support has been improved.
Billing access is restricted more appropriately based on user role.
Team assets can be reassigned more safely.
Saved-search deletion and removal are handled more carefully.
Permission checks have been improved across search and settings areas.
Teams can collaborate with clearer ownership and better permission boundaries. Users who create searches have more control, while sensitive actions are better protected.
The sharing experience has been redesigned to make it easier to share dashboards and insights with others.
The share modal has been redesigned.
Users can share dashboards with selected date ranges.
Email sharing has been improved.
Shared-dashboard views have received UI fixes.
Sharing tabs and sharing options are clearer.
Users can share more relevant dashboard views with the right time period, making shared insights more useful for clients, teammates, or stakeholders.
Users now have a clearer way to request new integrations or data sources from inside the app.
A new integration request flow has been added.
Users can request additional platforms or sources more easily.
In-app feedback and survey support has been improved for logged-in users.
Users can more easily tell the Kommon Poll team what platforms, integrations, or sources they need next.
Navigation has been improved, especially for users accessing the app on smaller screens.
Mobile sidebar functionality has been added or improved.
Sidebar avatar display has been refined.
Logo display inside charts has been improved.
Navigation styling has been cleaned up.
The app should feel easier to navigate across different screen sizes, with a cleaner and more consistent layout.
This update improves the overall Kommon Poll experience across the areas users interact with most: reports, dashboards, search, mentions, account settings, billing, sharing, teams, and navigation.
The biggest user-facing improvements are:
Cleaner and more professional reports.
More reliable charts and analytics.
Better mention, hashtag, author, source, and platform tables.
Smoother saved-search and onboarding experience.
More complete account and billing settings.
Clearer team permissions.
Easier sharing.
Stronger Kommon Poll branding.
Better mobile navigation.
More polished loading and stability across the app.
June 11th, 2026
Improved
Kommon Poll AI can now retrieve relevant information from connected project databases and search indexes before responding, while also understanding the current filtering settings applied in Kommon Poll.
Previously, responses were based primarily on the conversation. With this update, Kommon Poll AI can understand who is asking, which project they are viewing, and which filters are currently active. This keeps its answers aligned with the exact data being analysed on screen.
Filter-aware responses: Kommon Poll AI uses the current dashboard filtering settings as a core part of the question context.
Project-aware answers: It can retrieve relevant user, team, and project information.
Improved data search: Elasticsearch integration helps it find relevant records across larger datasets.
More accurate analysis: Responses can combine the conversation, active filters, project context, and underlying data.
Improved system architecture: The retrieval workflow has been reorganised to support additional tools and data sources.
Updated documentation: Technical guides now explain how Kommon Poll AI, databases, search tools, and filtering context work together.
When a user asks a question while viewing a filtered dataset, Kommon Poll AI can interpret the request using those active filters instead of analysing unrelated or unfiltered data.
This update makes Kommon Poll AI more context-aware, helping it understand not only the question being asked, but also the project and filtered view the user is currently working with.
June 8th, 2026
New
We added Featurebase support directly into Kommon Poll.
Added support system initialization to the app.
Updated the main app index to support the new feedback/help workflow.
Users can now access support, feedback, and product update workflows more easily from inside the Kommon Poll experience.
May 28th, 2026
We improved CSV export options and simplified saved-search update behavior.
Added full CSV export support.
Added simplified CSV export support.
Simplified saved-search update behavior.
Adjusted filter UI behavior for a cleaner workflow.
Users now have more flexible export options and a smoother saved-search editing experience.
April 3rd, 2026
We improved membership and subscription management across Kommon Poll.
Added dedicated membership pages.
Refactored subscription management flows.
Improved membership payment failure handling.
Updated app URL handling through kommonpoll_get_app_url.
Refined UI states around subscription access and account pages.
These changes make account access, billing states, and subscription recovery clearer for users and easier to manage internally.
March 30th, 2026
We improved the dashboard experience across filters, mentions, competitors, demographics, sentiment, topic analysis, and image analysis.
Added and refined modular dashboard tabs.
Improved filter handling across major analytics views.
Added skeleton loading states for several dashboard tabs.
Improved topic analysis, mentions pagination, and demographics views.
Refined historical data handling and overview aggregation controls.
Added image analysis support.
Dashboard views now load more predictably and give users clearer access to deeper analytics without relying on one large page state.
February 23rd, 2026
We upgraded sentiment analysis across the dashboard.
Introduced and iterated on the dedicated sentiment analysis tab.
Improved sentiment chart data loading.
Added share-dashboard support for sentiment views.
Improved mention polarity handling.
Added fixes for sentiment chart display and Kommon Poll AI chart interactions.
Sentiment analysis is now more visible, structured, and usable as a standalone dashboard area.
November 15th, 2025
We added stronger in-app subscription and plan management.
Added subscription management inside the account page.
Added inline subscription management modals.
Added cancellation scheduling for end-of-term subscriptions.
Added free-plan locking for reports, filters, downloads, and social workflows.
Improved subscription modal styling, fallback states, and loading behavior.
Kommon Poll can now support a clearer self-serve SaaS model with plan-based access and better account management.
November 15th, 2025
We made major improvements to Kommon Poll AI and dashboard explainers.
Stabilized Kommon Poll AI sidebar refresh behavior.
Improved chat history and relative timestamp handling.
Added and refined dashboard explainers across multiple tabs.
Added Kommon Poll AI update intro modals.
Improved AI prompt routing from charts and insight buttons.
Refined AI interactions across mentions, demographics, hashtags, entities, and charts.
Users can now use AI more naturally inside the dashboard, especially when interpreting charts, spikes, topics, and mention-level insights.
October 31st, 2025
We introduced a large set of product upgrades across integrations, account management, and Kommon Poll AI.
Added Slack integration workflow and settings UI.
Added Teams and Slack notification settings.
Improved notification settings UI.
Added in-dashboard account management and team member handling.
Added Kommon Poll AI sidebar, chat history, markdown rendering, and improved interaction handling.
Refined search settings with AI suggestions.
Improved usage quota layout and loading.
This update moved Kommon Poll closer to a full SaaS operating environment with account controls, team workflows, alerts, and embedded AI assistance.