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What’s new at Weddingkart — features, improvements, fixes, and security updates across the web, iOS, and Android apps.
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Every blog post and tool now has WhatsApp, X, Facebook, LinkedIn share buttons plus a copy-link action.
Pillar guide plus 26 deep-dives on AI across Indian and NRI weddings, released on a staggered publishing schedule.
The new cluster covers AI guest management, planning tools, communication, voice AI, and diaspora weddings (UAE, UK, US, Canada).
Content rolls out one page every 2 days from 19 April to 8 June 2026 via an automated publish-schedule registry — no manual intervention needed.
Dedicated partners hub plus sitemap entries so wedding vendors and associated pages get indexed.
Connect an existing WABA via Facebook embedded signup — no number porting, no template re-approval.
Couples and planners who already run a WhatsApp Business Account can now plug it straight into Weddingkart.
End-to-end attribution wired up across the marketing site, with consent-aware cookie handling.
Weddings now sync to Algolia for search and Supabase for personalisation, backed by a unified sync pipeline.
Real-wedding stories now indexed in the sitemap with dedicated landing pages on the home experience.
Strict-Transport-Security, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy and Permissions-Policy now applied via next.config.ts.
Affiliate signup form, backend notifications, and sitemap entry for the new partner program.
Generate on-brand wedding visuals from a prompt and attach them directly to a WhatsApp broadcast.
Thumbs up/down plus a lightweight reason capture, for every blog post and tool. Feeds into Supabase for review.
Tabbed navigation, community templates, and inline editing on the broadcast template picker.
Finding the right message frame used to require scrolling a flat list.
AggregateRating schema on tools, tightened canonicals, and www/HTTPS redirects in middleware.
Dedicated hub for wedding message generators — Save the Date, invitations, WhatsApp templates — with multilingual coverage.
Smoother Facebook embedded signup inside the app plus corrected routing for WABA-connected accounts.
New landing with infographic, video, and internal links to help couples pick the right guest-list workflow.
New tool: drag-and-drop seating with mixed table sizes, guest management, and export.
Senders can now hide guest names on announcement messages for neutral group-style broadcasts.
See exactly which guests received, read, or failed delivery on each wedding WhatsApp broadcast.
Outbound voice AI that calls wedding guests, collects RSVPs, headcount, and dietary preferences — in Hindi and English.
For a 300-guest Indian wedding, voice AI closes the RSVP loop in days instead of weeks.
Submitted to App Store with scheduled announcements, critical alerts, today’s tasks and a progress overview on the wedding home screen.
Stability fix for broadcasts landing screen with scroll-aware FAB and clearer section separators.
End-to-end payments on the guest web app — Razorpay checkout, top-up for paid weddings, GST, and a transaction history.
v2 send-OTP endpoint and dashboard task refactor — noticeably faster login and home loads.
First-install deep links now survive the detour through the App Store / Play Store and resolve correctly.
iOS build numbers now auto-increment on every CI release, with release-notes automation added to the pipeline.
Fixes for deep links failing on cold start and missing path params on Android.
First full feature release: WhatsApp broadcasts, template library, guest upload and announcement packs.
Weddingkart mobile app went live on TestFlight and Play Console internal track.
Reproducible Android CI builds — JSON secret handling, signing, and version-bump automation settled at v1.0.50 → v1.1.0.
Signed, automated iOS builds shipping from CI — foundation for the public beta that followed in January.