Ollabs is actively maintained. Here is what changed recently, in plain language.
Latest
Homepage is the tool now
Type a campaign name on the first screen and the link updates. Colour rings moved into create.
The first screen is a live slug, one field, and Criar campanha. No second button, no colour swatches.
The Mine Create Hub bar is gone from the marketing homepage so the thumb zone stays free.
Guide cards live on /guides. Day pages stay at /day, linked from the homepage in one line.
Portuguese campaign pages, a working homepage demo, and a safer save
Brazilian campaigns speak Portuguese. After a save you get profile-picture steps. WhatsApp in-app browsers get a way out if the download fails.
A supporter opening a Brazilian campaign sees Portuguese on the first paint, with counts as 1.926.
Pick profile photo or story before you upload, then get one instruction for setting the picture after you save.
Type a name on the homepage to see a live ollabs.studio/c link and carry it into Create.
Four more guides: saving on iPhone, custom frames, manage, and keeping access
Same Guides index. New pieces on the share sheet, the photo window, the dashboard, and recover.
New guides for saving a framed photo on iPhone, making a PNG that leaves room for the face, reading manage stats, and keeping a campaign when you switch phones.
The longer campaign guide and the short hub and start pieces are unchanged.
A longer guide for running a campaign people join
New explainer on frames, the first hour on WhatsApp, and when to use a hub.
New guide: How to run a profile-picture campaign that people actually join, under Guides in the nav.
Guides index now shows the author, date, and reading time for each piece.
Spanish, Indonesian, and Tagalog marketing pages retired
Those language landings now send you to the English home. Product UI in those languages is unchanged.
Links to /es, /id, and /tl now redirect home. Portuguese at /pt is unchanged. Hindi at /hi stays as a small stub.
Choosing Spanish, Indonesian, or Filipino in the language offer still switches the campaign and create screens. It no longer opens a separate marketing site.
A Contact page, and quieter campaign pages
Ads no longer sit on the frame tool. There is a public Contact page in the footer.
Campaign and hub pages no longer show ads. The frame, save, and share controls are unchanged.
Footer now includes Contact, with email for support, press, bugs, and reporting a campaign.
Clearer links, lighter home on phones
Brand blue text is easier to read, and phones stop downloading desktop-only campaign thumbs.
Accent text and links use a deeper brand blue that meets contrast guidelines on the page background.
Home on phones loads the three podium faces only, not the wider desktop grid.
Smoother home load
Cold opens of the home page no longer fight a brief nav flicker on phones.
The top bar on home stays logo-only on first paint, matching what you see after the page settles.
Faster home on phones
Home no longer pulls multi-megabyte frame files before you see the page.
Top campaign thumbs use small explore photos only, not full frame PNGs.
The awareness calendar loads when you scroll to it, with light color rings on the home strip.
AdSense script waits for a tap or a few seconds so first paint stays clear.
Clearer paths after you publish
Hub vs campaign is clearer, Done lands in My campaigns, and SEO pages always offer a next step.
Empty hub explains that it is your public page and points you to Create first.
After you publish, Done opens My campaigns. Hub setup stays an optional next step.
Returning organizers see Continue in My campaigns on the home page.
Use cases, day pages, guides, and locale landings end with Create plus Explore.
Platform polish pass
Uniform mobile chrome, clearer campaign save/share, and Guides in more footers.
Back on phones across organizer pages, including Manage under the shared top bar.
Create Continue, Save hub, Publish, and Sign in share one ink primary button.
Campaign save bar no longer covers Copy image; share-photo CTA matches the share sheet.
Marketing pages use notch-safe top padding and a shared footer with Guides.
Thumb menu stays off Explore, Guides, About, and other browse pages.
Easier mobile create
Back control on phones, Continue clear of the tab bar, and a quieter organizer menu.
Back chevron in the top bar on phones so you can leave Create or Hub without jumping home. Manage has the same back control.
Create Continue sits above the Mine · Create · Hub bar instead of under it.
Thumb menu uses the same paper surface and equal tabs instead of a heavy dark plate.
Organizer primary actions (Continue, Save hub, Publish) share one ink button style.
Organizer guides
Short explainers for starting a campaign and using your hub, plus a hint in the hub editor.
New guide: how to start a campaign, from frame upload to WhatsApp in the first hour.
New guide: what a hub is, and when to share /u/ vs /c/.
Home FAQ covers hub vs campaign. Hub editor links to the hub guide.
Footer has a Guides column, plus a /guides index of all explainers.
Quieter craft
One soft shadow under frames, skeleton circles while Explore loads, and calmer type on marketing pages.
Circular frames share one ambient shadow. Buttons and chrome stay flat.
Explore shows pulsing circle placeholders until each thumb paints.
Section titles use bold. Heroes keep extrabold.
Marketing pages with a real frame
Home and SEO pages lead with a live campaign example, not decorative rings.
Home desktop shows a large framed campaign beside the headline.
Use-case and day pages include one live example campaign with a real thumb.
Hub editor labels use sentence case instead of all-caps section chrome.
Organizer desktop that breathes
Create, manage, hub, and Mine feel like documents on a wide screen, not phone cards stretched out.
Create keeps the live canvas beside the controls on large screens.
Campaign manage is a wider document: inline share, stats as rows, less widget chrome.
Hub editor shows a live /u preview beside the form on desktop.
Mine lists live frame thumbs and sorts by recent supporter activity.
Discovery with real frames
Explore and the home top list show larger live frames, and desktop gets more campaigns at a glance.
Explore thumbs are larger, especially on desktop, with a wider grid.
Home keeps the mobile podium and shows up to six campaigns on desktop.
First-screen frame art is prefetched so custom overlays paint faster.
Campaign page built for phones
Bigger preview, clearer adjust step, WhatsApp-first after you save, and hubs lead with Join.
On /c the frame fills more of the screen. After you add a photo, drag and Size sit right under it.
After you save, WhatsApp Share photo leads. Story share is next. The sticky save bar steps aside.
Public hubs show a large featured frame and a full-width Join button above the fold.
Quieter home, real faces on Explore
Less template chrome on the homepage, and campaign grids can show supporter photos.