We took the public pricing table down. fkra is sold by talking to us, so the page that used to list numbers now explains the deployment models instead.
The Journal
The blog stopped being a list of posts. Readers can applaud an article up to a limit, articles carry interactive charts, and reading is measured honestly — a view is a page open, a read is a reader who reached the end, and the ratio between them is the number worth looking at. Every post without a cover gets a generated one, so nothing renders as a grey block.
Draft, publish, roll back
Editorial content now follows the same versioning the rest of the platform uses. Edits land on an open draft and go live only at publish, each publish carries a change note, and history is browsable — with rollback to any earlier version and discard for a draft you decided against.
Covers composed in the product
Post covers are composed inside fkra rather than in another tool: the cover studio opens from the post editor, with its own text layer over the artwork, so a cover is authored where the post is.
Pricing became a conversation
The public pricing table is gone. fkra is sold by talking to us, and a table of numbers implied a self-serve product that does not exist — so the page that listed them now explains the deployment models instead: managed cloud, a dedicated single-tenant deployment, on-premise, and white-label under your own brand.
Also in this release
Added
The Fkra Journal: applause, likes, read tracking and engagement stats, interactive article charts, and a generated default cover for every post.
A versioned draft → publish flow in the blog editor, with version history, change notes, rollback, and discard.
The cover studio, reachable from the post editor — covers composed natively with their own text layer.
Contextual copilot actions in the blog editor, and a quality card that names the shape it is aiming at.
A superadmin publish-date field, so a backdated entry can carry the date it belongs to.
Changed
Public pricing is gone: /company replaces it, and every marketing page is systematized on one chaptered layout.
The article measure is wider, and its charts and engagement blocks align with the prose.
Fixed
Opening a post no longer deletes the body it just loaded.
A YouTube embed survives a round-trip of its own output, and stops flashing on scroll.
The landing page and the journal no longer flash twice on first load.
A post with no category falls back to the masthead instead of rendering an empty accent.
Wide article tables scroll instead of collapsing, and the journal chrome and hero lay out correctly on a phone.
One email when we publish. Research, product decisions, and what teams report back.