Miracle's product work now has a disciplined path from proof to a measurable founder story. The new owner-only Marketing Lab creates a complete review queue without taking control of a social account or publishing anything automatically.
Six drafts, two recommendations, one human decision
- Start from a selected public Miracle update or a founder-written source note. Customer tasks, notes, journal entries, email, and community content are outside the source boundary.
- Choose X, LinkedIn, or both. Every run creates exactly six distinct drafts and marks exactly two as recommended.
- Edit each angle and draft in place, then explicitly approve or reject it.
- Copying happens only after approval. A copy receipt is recorded separately and never pretends that a post is live.
- Marking a draft published requires the real public X or LinkedIn post URL, preserving an accurate publication record.
Measure the funnel without invasive tracking
- Every draft carries one first-party Miracle link to a reviewed destination such as the homepage, Pricing, Updates, Blog, Developers, or Integrations.
- The dashboard follows anonymous, content-free funnel events from landing and Pricing through checkout, trial, activation, and paid membership.
- Bot and link-preview traffic is separated from human results.
- Attribution touches expire after 30 days. Funnel records retain no customer identifier, IP address, user agent, referrer, fingerprint, customer content, or social profile.
- AI use is metered through the same audited cost ledger as Miracle's other model calls.
Private by design
- Marketing Lab is limited to Miracle's owner account and is absent from the public REST API, OpenAPI document, MCP server, and OAuth scopes.
- Publishing remains clipboard-first and manual, so the first release needs no X or LinkedIn credentials and carries no automated-posting risk.
- Generation requests are idempotent, candidate edits are revision-protected, and every approval, rejection, copy, edit, and publication has a durable audit receipt.
Small improvement
- Opening the iPhone keyboard in Daily Notes no longer lets the writing room or week picker slide beneath the status bar or Dynamic Island. Focus, caret placement, autosave, and reading position stay intact while iOS settles the keyboard.