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UGC Wingman Release Notes

v0.7 Beta

Released September 8, 2026

What is UGC Wingman?

UGC Wingman is an AI-powered copilot for beginner UGC (User Generated Content) creators. You give it a product or brand, answer a few questions about your style, and it walks you through an 8-step workflow that produces a hook, a structured script, and a shot-by-shot filming plan.

The goal is not to write your video for you. It's to remove the paralysis that stops most beginners before they ever start.

What's new since v0.6

A complete visual redesign

A clearer starting point

Less friction getting going

Under the hood

Known limitations

Known defects

Both are on a phone, both are known, both are being worked on:

What's coming next

  1. Mobile optimization, starting with the two defects above
  2. Handling more people at once, so concurrent users don't queue behind each other
  3. Portfolio page and case study, telling the story of how this was built

Build stats (for the curious)

29
Specs implemented
128
Unit tests
38
Behavior tests
$0
API cost per session

Security audit completed before beta, 11 findings reviewed, all medium-severity issues resolved. Both AI providers run on free tiers during beta.

v0.6 Beta

Released July 8, 2026

The first beta release

v0.6 established the core 8-step workflow the app still runs on today:

  1. Entry confidence check, a quick emoji rating of how ready you feel before you start
  2. Creator voice profile, questions about your storytelling style, tone, and energy so the tool can write more like you (fully skippable)
  3. Product input, the product name, a brief description, and what your target audience is currently doing instead
  4. Brand dossier, an AI-researched profile covering target customer, brand tone, gap analysis, and a content angle for you to choose from
  5. Hooks, 3 opening lines tailored to your chosen angle and voice profile
  6. Script, a full structured script in the Hook / Problem / Experience / Result / CTA format, tuned to your target video length
  7. Shot list + PDF export, a shot-by-shot filming plan with shot type, camera direction, and timing
  8. Confidence layer + exit survey, coaching on whether your script is ready to film

It also introduced target video duration (15s, 30s, or 60s), the live word count bar, the sources panel on every brand dossier, and the feedback form.

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