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May 3, 2026 What's new in Waitle

Hey there ,

Another round of updates just shipped. Here's what's new:

Preview device mode — You can now switch between desktop and mobile views directly in the live preview panel. No more resizing your browser window to see how your page looks on mobile.

Bulk integration trigger — Connected an integration after you'd already collected signups? You can now trigger all your active integrations (Resend, Mailchimp, Airtable, etc.) for existing subscribers at once — no manual workaround needed.

Referral data in exports & webhooks — Subscriber CSV exports and webhook payloads now include referral data: referral code, referred-by, and referral count. Useful if you're pulling this data into your own tools.

Character limits in content editor — Input fields now show character limits inline as you type, so you always know where you stand.

Page slug character limit — Same idea: the limit is now shown inline as you type your slug.

Custom domain setup guidance — Added a clear notice during setup if your page isn't published yet. DNS won't resolve until the page is live — now you'll know before you start wondering why it's not working.

Custom domain SSL status fix — SSL was showing as valid even when DNS verification hadn't completed. Fixed. Status now reflects the actual state of both DNS and SSL.

Analytics dashboard loading fix — An extra analytics card was briefly appearing during the loading state. Gone.

Publishing validation fix — Pages with only an email form could be published without required fields being set. That's been tightened up — pages now go through proper validation before going live.

All of this is on the public changelog too if you want to bookmark it: 👉 waitle.io/changelog

Still free during the public beta. 👉 waitle.io

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April 21, 2026 Shipped: Referral system

The last feature is live — and honestly the one I was most looking forward to building.

Every subscriber on your waitlist now gets a unique referral link. They share it, their friends sign up, they climb the leaderboard. The more invites, the higher the position — with signup time as the tiebreaker for equal counts.

What's included:

  • Unique ?ref= link per subscriber

  • Ranking by referral count (signup time as tiebreaker)

  • Automatic welcome email with referral link and current position

  • Personal status page to track ranking and referral count

  • Notification email when someone signs up through your link

  • Referral dashboard with stats and top referrers

This was the missing piece. A waitlist without a referral system is just a form. Now it's an actual growth loop.

Still free during Public Beta → waitle.io

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March 19, 2026 Waitle now has a changelog — all updates in one place

Shipped a small but useful thing today: waitle.io/changelog is now live.

Every update, fix, and new feature will be documented there going forward. Should've done this earlier honestly — it's one of those things that feels optional until you realize people actually want to know what's changing.

If you've been using Waitle during the beta, this is the easiest way to keep track of what's new without checking back manually.

Would love any feedback — what kind of updates are most useful to see in a changelog like this?

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March 17, 2026 Native integrations are now live on Waitle

Waitle now supports native integrations with Resend, Autosend, Mailchimp and Airtable.

You can automatically send new waitlist subscribers into your email and automation workflows without needing custom setups.

This makes it easier to build onboarding flows, sync subscriber data and start using your waitlist in real product operations.

Webhook support is also available for more advanced use cases.

The feature is available to all users during the public beta.

👉 waitle.io

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March 15, 2026 Webhook support is now live on Waitle.

New feature update on Waitle 🚀

You can automatically send new subscriber data to your own tools, automation platforms like Zapier / Make / n8n, or directly to your backend.

This unlocks fully custom onboarding flows, CRM sync, analytics pipelines and more.

Coming soon — native integrations:
• Resend
• Autosend
• Mailchimp
• Airtable

If there’s an integration you’d like to prioritize — or a service you use that isn’t listed — I’d love to hear about it.

The feature is available for all users during the public beta.

👉 waitle.io

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March 10, 2026 Shipped a few important fixes to Waitle today

Custom domains now have their own:
• sitemap.xml
• robots.txt

Also fixed:
• subdomain routing bugs
• subpages routing on custom domains
• SSL verification for custom domain

Slowly making Waitle more production-ready.

Try it here → https://waitle.io
Free to use during the public beta.

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March 9, 2026 Analytics is now live on Waitle.

Spent the last weeks fighting servers and infrastructure issues instead of building features.

Finally fixed those and started shipping again.

You can now track views, visitors and visits from your waitlist dashboard.

If you’re building something and need a simple waitlist page, you can try Waitle here: waitle.io

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February 6, 2026 🚀 Shipped: Custom domain support

This took significantly longer than planned due to Traefik, SSL automation, and multi-tenant routing challenges.

Learned a lot about infrastructure edge cases — and how limited AI still is in server-side problem solving.

Now live in public beta and free to try.

👉 waitle.io

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December 20, 2025 Just shipped preview mode

I just shipped preview mode to Waitle.

You can now edit your page content and see the result instantly, without publishing back and forth.

It simplifies the whole page creation flow a lot.

Feedback is very welcome: https://waitle.io

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December 14, 2025 Small step for me, big step for dark-mode lovers 🌙

I finally added dark mode to the Waitle homepage.

Sorry to all the dark-mode-only folks who visited before — I hear you 🫣

If you’re launching a project and need a simple waitlist page, you can explore Waitle:

waitle.io

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Most tools for simple coming-soon or waitlist pages felt too heavy or expensive. I wanted a clean, fast, affordable alternative — so I built Waitle to help makers launch early.