HYB Launch Console — October 30, 2026 Update

This update makes HYB a more focused workspace for launch planning: a true English/Chinese split, a faster channel table, a clearer way to mark the row you are working on, richer project profiles, and import, export, and reset flows that respect exactly what you select.

The goal is simple: less scrolling, less accidental overwriting, and fewer moments where you lose track of where you were.

At a glance

Separate English and Chinese pages, with English as the default homepage.
100 channels per page, with pagination for the rest.
A double-click row marker with a #1AAD19 border and no background fill.
Social profiles, multiple URLs per network, custom fields, and live My Info copying.
A blog shortcut next to Export.
Selective import and export, including a DR-only import path.
Single-item resets for DR, progress, materials, goals, and custom channels.

Two dedicated language experiences

The console now has two distinct pages instead of one page that swaps languages at runtime:

/ — the English homepage and default entry point.
/zh/ — the Chinese version.

The language selector in the top-right corner now navigates between the two pages. Each page ships with its own translated title, description, canonical URL, and hreflang alternates, so search engines see two clearly related language versions rather than one dynamic page.

Your data is unaffected. Both pages share the same browser storage, so switching languages does not copy, reset, or duplicate anything. Existing projects, channels, progress, and goals are exactly where you left them.

Growth Channels now load 100 channels per page

The channel table no longer renders the entire catalog at once. The first page shows 100 channels, and the remaining channels are available through pagination controls at the bottom of the table.

This keeps the page responsive even with a catalog of 500+ channels. The header summary now tells you:

how many channels match the current filters,
which page you are on,
and how many channels are visible on that page.

Filters, search, import, and reset actions return you to page 1, so you always start from a predictable place.

A clearer way to mark the row you are working on

Row marking is now a deliberate, double-click interaction:

Double-click a channel row to mark it.
The row gets a crisp 2px border in #1AAD19.
Only the border changes. The row's background and cell contents keep their original appearance.
Double-click another row to move the marker. The previous row returns to normal.
Click outside the table to clear the marker.

Single clicks no longer select a row. That means you can click into a status dropdown, a date field, or a notes input without accidentally moving the marker. When you need to remind yourself where you stopped, double-click the row and keep going.

This is a small change in mechanics, but a useful one in practice: the marker is now intentional, visually lighter, and easier to keep in place while editing.

Project profiles are now launch-ready

The project library has been expanded from four basic material fields into a fuller launch profile.

Social profiles

Each project now includes dedicated fields for:

X (Twitter) - Facebook - GitHub - YouTube - LinkedIn - TikTok

Every network starts with one input. If you need a second X account, a second GitHub repository, or another YouTube channel, click the + button next to that network and add another URL. Each individual field has its own copy button, so you can grab exactly the link you need.

Custom fields

Not every launch form fits a fixed schema. The new Custom fields section lets you pair a label with a value — for example, a Product Hunt page, a press kit link, a demo video, or an affiliate code. Add as many as you need, and copy each value independently.

My Info stays in sync

The My Info panel now includes your social links and custom fields. It updates as you type, and its copy buttons read the current value at the moment you click — not a stale snapshot from when the panel was opened.

The Copy all action for a project now includes social profiles and custom fields as well, making it easier to paste a complete launch profile into a submission form.

A direct link to the blog

A Blog button now sits directly to the right of Export in the top bar and opens:

https://hyb.vip/blog

It is available from both language pages, so launch notes, guides, and product updates are always one click away.