What we shipped. Latest first.

The dashboard now has a bell icon in the nav. It shows the unread count as a red badge, opens a popover of the ten most recent price-move alerts, and lets you mark each row as read without leaving the page.

Under the hood, alerts only fire when a competitor move crosses your price-move threshold. The default is 3% — calm enough for daily scrubs, loud enough to catch a real repricer. Adjust the threshold in the Alert settings card on the dashboard.

The movement that powers the bell is served by the new /api/alerts route, which lists up to fifty recent events newest-first.

After a first alert or a first completed scan, the dashboard now nudges you with a share prompt. One click drops a prefilled message and a personal referral link — no manual copy-paste.

How it threads attribution:

• The share URL carries a per-browser utm_term (a UUID minted once and kept in localStorage), so the click that lands a friend on /demo is captured by the existing waitlist pipeline.
• Submitting a friend's email at the prompt posts to /api/referral/send, which records the referral and emails the invite through the Polsia email proxy — using the shareInviteEmail template.
• When the friend converts, the original sharer gets credit — a row in the ReferralShare table is the bookkeeping source.

PriceSense now has a real /blog: three long-form, search-targeted posts that map to the keywords our buyers actually type — competitor price monitoring, the most common e-commerce pricing mistakes, and how to set dynamic-pricing guardrails.

Each post has its own page, OG/Twitter card, canonical URL, and a closing CTAs back to the live demo. They are wired into the sitemap at priority 0.6, monthly.