Aliases, rebuilt Portfolio, Projects, controllable sections, and smarter music
The same creator update now covers reliable alias identity, a rebuilt Portfolio, published Projects with clear language tagging, complete Section Builder control, more accurate automatic lyric import, and cleaner profile interactions.
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Credit-backed alias creation
A family owner with an alias credit can claim an available name even when no account exists for it yet. Selecting that linked alias now changes the public profile name without replacing the canonical account, URL, UID, or data.
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Portfolio rebuilt from a clean foundation
The opt-in Portfolio layout now starts from the approved media-first showcase composition instead of inheriting its former structure. Scene jumps use smooth progressive easing but remain immediately interruptible and accessibility-safe.
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Projects are rolling out
Every account can add, edit, reorder, publish, and place up to 10 real projects from the editor, with up to 4 visible cards per Projects section. A searchable catalog covers 200+ programming languages, and custom tags remain available for frameworks, tools, roles, or anything unique.
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Every existing section block is manageable
Section Builder now surfaces legacy GIFs, images, buttons, links, text, and supported media so owners can edit, reorder, move, remove, and rename sections without a destructive account-wide reset. “Section 1” can finally become a useful label such as “Socials.”
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Custom-link previews are reliable again
Saved destinations resolve into useful preview metadata — site, title, description, and image — instead of leaving custom links with a broken or empty card.
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Quick Import adds the song and checks the lyrics
Choosing a verified catalog result now adds it without a second Add Audio step. Canonical title, artist, album, and duration drive exact and scoped lyric matching before synced lines are accepted; fallbacks stay explicit, and the player uses corrected play and pause controls.
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Profile motion and chrome feel deliberate
Typewriter names are larger and clearer, while rotating profile lines stay at normal bio scale; both use a properly proportioned vertical caret. Reduced Motion and Save-Data keep them static; comments stay in the footer, volume stays top-right, and the native scrollbar no longer cuts through the presentation.
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Release notes ready for Discord
The private admin panel includes this expanded, formatted, read-only Discord announcement with @everyone, emoji headings, a public changelog link, and one-click copy feedback.