The snapshot
01 / numbers$0
monthly recurring revenue +289%
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weekly active users +18%
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pages published +62%
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reader comments left +131%
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new signups +44%
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versions merged new
The read
02 / insights-
the comment loop is working
reader comments more than doubled once no-account commenting shipped on may 6. people leave feedback when the signup wall is gone.
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revenue compounds, it does not spike
mrr rose every single week of the quarter and ended at $4,820. steady beats lumpy.
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branch and merge landed fast
640 versions merged in the first three weeks it was live. real use, not just clicks.
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activation is the next gap
signups grew 44% while active users grew 18%. more people arrive than stick, so onboarding is where q3 should go.
Growth curves
03 / trendRecurring revenue
weekly, end of period
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Weekly active users
unique readers and editors
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What shipped
04 / timelineapr 2
Markdown editor shipped
Edit pages in markdown directly, alongside the existing html editor. No round trip to a separate tool.
apr 21
@uselink/mcp v0.3 shipped
Publish straight from Claude Code and Cursor. The mcp server now handles drafts and updates in one call.
may 6
No-account reader comments shipped
Readers leave comments without signing up. This is the loop the whole product is built around, and it drove the comment jump.
may 19
Version history shipped
Every save is a version. Roll back, compare, and share a specific revision by link.
jun 2
Branch and merge shipped
The headline feature of the quarter. Fork a page, edit it in isolation, then merge the changes back with a visual diff.
jun 16
Trust page soc2 incoming
A public data and trust page covering encryption and access control, with the soc2 banner up while the audit runs.
Feature spotlight
05 / branch and mergeBranch a page. Edit it. Merge it back.
Drafting a big change on a live page used to mean a copy nobody could find. Now you branch off the current version, work freely, and merge when it is ready.
The merge view shows a line-by-line diff so you decide what lands. Readers keep seeing the stable page until you publish.
- 01 Branch from any version, including an older one.
- 02 Edit in the html or markdown editor without touching the live page.
- 03 Review the diff, resolve overlaps, and merge into the main page.
solid line is the live page. dashed line is your branch.