This release is about the minutes you actually spend in Rederva. A feed is triaged, not read, and until now every part of that was one lead at a time.
Search and navigate from the keyboard. Press ⌘K (or Ctrl+K) anywhere in your workspace to search every lead by a word from its title or body, or jump straight to any page. Search reaches dismissed leads too, because "where was that thread" usually means one you already set aside. There is a search button in the sidebar as well, so you do not have to know the shortcut to find it.
Action several leads at once. Tick the leads you want and save or dismiss the whole selection in one go. The confirmation tells you how many actually changed rather than how many you picked, and Esc clears the selection from wherever you are in the list.
Export your feed as CSV. On the Growth plan, the export button hands you exactly what the filters are showing — score, status, subreddit, title, author, permalink, upvotes, comments, the matched terms and the full score breakdown with its reasoning. It opens cleanly in Excel, Sheets and Numbers.
The bell does something now. When a run finds leads, or a monitor cannot run, it tells you — once per run, never once per lead, and a broken monitor reports itself once a day rather than every fifteen minutes.
A clearer first hour. After you create your first monitor, the dashboard now says what happens next and what is worth doing while you wait. It disappears on its own once you have triaged your first lead.
Also in this release. The score breakdown no longer names the underlying model — it still tells you whether a lead was judged by AI or by rules alone, which is the part that changes how much weight to give the score. Bulk actions record their activity in a single database round trip instead of one per lead, and lead search asks for the handful of results it draws rather than the whole feed.