What changed on JustNeeda and when, newest first: new tools, pricing changes, fixes and clean-ups.
Plans, not promises, so there are no dates.
Today an output is copied from the screen as Markdown. A download as a Markdown or PDF file is planned for paid runs.
Each tool page shows a static example written for that page. When customers agree to it, anonymised outputs from real runs will replace them.
The old agency service pages are out of search results and out of the navigation, and the Resources page is gone (it listed downloads that were never published). Tool pages and articles were reread to remove invented figures and claims the tools cannot back, such as live search volumes or domain checks. The about, contact and legal pages now name the publisher, Go To Agency SAS.
Next.js updated to 16.3.8 to apply the security advisories published in October.
The paid tools now tell the model not to invent statistics, benchmarks or customer quotes, and to flag the assumptions it had to make. Paid runs also use what you entered about your business during onboarding.
Buying a single tool from its page now works end to end, and the WELCOME20 code (20% off a first order) is applied reliably. A reconciliation job checks that every paid order was delivered. A chat window was added for questions about the tools.
A monthly subscription for small service businesses: ready-to-post content delivered every week, with a dashboard to send a short brief for the month.
The catalog grew to 32 tools, signed-in runs are saved to a history, and any output can be shared with a link.
JustNeeda stopped presenting itself as a done-for-you agency and became a set of AI tools with a free preview: one anonymous preview per tool per day, three full runs per tool per month with an email, and unlimited runs on a paid plan. The statistics, testimonials and case studies of the agency era were invented; they were all removed that day.
A paid order that fails to generate now raises an alert instead of failing silently, and a retried Stripe notification can no longer create a duplicate order.
The first 17 tools went on sale with Stripe checkout: each paid order is written by Claude and sent by email. The homepage gained a live demo that writes brand names and headlines from one sentence.