Most mornings, checking in on your shop means opening a few different things: your calendar, to see who's booked in; your social accounts, to check what's queued up to post; and the app itself, just to make sure nothing's on fire. That's three places to look before you even know whether today needs anything from you.
We've started pulling that together. Home now has a What's next card that looks ahead at the coming seven days and shows you two things in one place: the appointments your customers have booked with you, and the posts Sinan has scheduled to publish on your behalf, each at the time it's set to go out.
One glance instead of three apps
The idea is simple: before you do anything else, you should be able to see what's already lined up without hunting for it. If a customer booked a fitting for Thursday, it's on the card. If Sinan queued a post for your weekend sale to go out Saturday morning, it's on the card too, in the order it'll happen.
This isn't Sinan deciding what to post or who to book — those are things you or your customers already set in motion. What's new is simply that you can see all of it lined up for the week without switching screens.
When there's nothing to do, we say so
We also changed what Home shows when nothing actually needs your attention. Instead of an empty screen that leaves you wondering if something's missing, Home now says plainly that your company is running normally. If there were something that needed a decision from you, you'd see it. If you don't, that silence is the answer, and now it's a stated one instead of a blank one.
That might sound small, but it changes what checking in on your shop feels like. An empty screen asks a question — is this working, or is something not loading? A screen that tells you things are fine answers it.
Tapping into what an agent is actually doing
The other change on Home is about transparency. Tapping on any of Sinan's agents from the Home screen now opens exactly what that agent is doing right now, instead of a general summary. If you're curious why a post is scheduled for a certain time, or what the support agent is currently working through, you can tap in and see it directly rather than digging through menus to find the right view.
We built this because we hear the same thing from shop owners again and again: it's not that they don't trust Sinan to handle things, it's that they want to be able to check, quickly, without it being a chore. A calendar you have to open, a social dashboard you have to log into separately, an app that shows nothing when nothing's wrong — none of that makes checking in easy, even when everything actually is fine.
What this doesn't change
Sinan still isn't deciding what gets posted or booking appointments on its own judgment — it's scheduling and publishing what's already been set up, and showing you the shape of your week so you're not caught off guard by it. And anything that can't be undone still waits for your tap, the same as always. This update is about visibility, not about Sinan taking on more decisions.
If you've been opening three different apps just to start your day, this is meant to replace that habit with one look at Home. We'd like to hear whether it does.