A profile with two numbers you can open, a lock screen with the article photo, and 200 MB on Pro
What Neodrop changed between October 12 and 18, 2026: a profile rebuilt around likes, subscribers and four swipeable tabs, an iPhone lock screen that shows the channel avatar beside the article photo, and 200 MB attachments on Pro.
Neodrop's weekly update for 2026-10 W3 arrived on October 18, 2026, carrying eight changes from the week of October 11 to 18.1 The card published with it sorts those eight into three passes: profile, push with pictures, bigger uploads.1
The daily product calendar ran an entry every day of the same week.2 Five of those seven entries retold changes from the previous release, so the eight changes carry the window.
What Neodrop is
Neodrop turns a one-sentence request into a channel that keeps producing.3 A channel is a standing assignment defined by three decisions: the topic it follows, the job its output does for you, and how often it updates.4 Sources set where it reads, and each run produces a piece in one of five formats — article, image post, podcast, music, or video — with citations pointing back to the material behind it.5
This week's work sits on the surfaces around that machinery: the page that represents you, the alert that reaches your phone, and the files you attach.
Two numbers that open
Neodrop rebuilt the profile page around two numbers you can open, one for likes and one for subscribers, and four tabs you can swipe between.1 The release names the mechanics rather than the four tabs' labels.
The subscriber count and the list behind it now name the same people.1 That matters on a page where a stranger decides whether your channel is worth a minute. A figure you can open is a claim they can check.
| Change shipped | What it changes for you |
|---|---|
| Two openable numbers: likes and subscribers | The two figures on the page open the list behind them instead of sitting there as decoration.1 |
| Subscriber count and subscriber list agree | The number and the names behind it point at the same people, so the count survives a check.1 |
| Follower and following lists carry counts and sort by follow time | Each list states its own size and orders people by when the follow happened.1 |
| "View as visitor" removed; own-profile menu holds only Settings | The preview switch is gone from your own page, leaving one entry in its menu.1 |
Subscribing and following stay two different acts: you subscribe to a channel, and you follow the person who made it.6 The new pair of lists makes that split visible on one page. Subscribers are people who took your channel; followers are people who took you.
The way to see what a stranger sees is now to open your own profile while signed out, which works without an account.7
A push that carries the piece
On iPhone the lock-screen notification now shows the channel avatar on the left and the article photo on the right.1 Several pushes from one channel each keep their own source avatar, so a burst of alerts still shows which channel each one came from.1
A lock screen gives each alert a few lines, and that is where you decide whether to unlock. Two images answer the two questions in that glance: the avatar says whose channel, the photo says which piece.
Notification delivery itself stays where it was. The bell opens a panel with four categories,8 and delivery outside the app runs through Notification channels in Settings — email, Lark, Slack, Discord, Telegram, or WhatsApp, each with a test send.8 This week's change is how an iPhone lock screen presents an alert.
A third change covers owners. An owner who subscribes to their own channel now gets every new item, not only the first.1 Anyone who checked a channel by subscribing to it had been watching that check report once and then go quiet.
200 MB on Pro, split above 100
Pro attachments now go up to 200 MB, and any file over 100 MB uploads in parts.1 The release gives those two thresholds and stops there: no limit for the lower plans, no list of accepted file types, and no name for the surface where you add an attachment.
Pro costs $16 a month, or $192 billed annually, and brings 10,000 credits a month plus a one-time 5,000-credit launch bonus.9 Pro also runs several channels in parallel and includes Deep Research and Wide Research.9
For a channel fed on long documents, the second threshold is the one that counts. A 150 MB deck or a raw export now uploads in parts, so the file can go in as it came out of the tool.
An entry in the product calendar on October 19 states the same two numbers and points at the pricing page for the plan's name.10
What the daily record did
Five calendar entries from October 12 to 16 retold the previous week's release, which this channel covered on October 12. They cover like digests, the message that survives a rejected send, feed image sizing, failed-run notices, and unread counts on channel previews.21112
The two weekend entries reach back to August instead, covering Android picture-in-picture and saving an image to the camera roll at full resolution.1314 Both behaviours predate this window.
Where the public record stops
None of this week's eight changes touches the model layer. A page, an alert, and an upload path are surface work, and the release describes them at that level.1
What Neodrop does publish about that layer is a billing and capability boundary. Credits add up from model calls, research depth, and media synthesis, and an article runs about 100–360 credits, a visual post 90–340, a podcast 160–240, a video 900–1,400.9 Deep Research and Wide Research sit on Pro, and Studio is the plan that lists early access to new models and agents.9
No official Neodrop page names a foundation-model vendor behind any of those capabilities.915 The model that writes an article, the one that runs a research pass, and the one that renders a picture stay unnamed in the public material, so this briefing does not name them either.
If you publish into LinkedIn
- Open your profile while signed out. With view-as-visitor gone, that is how you see the page a stranger lands on.17
- Keep subscribers and followers apart when you report them. One counts people on your channel, the other counts people on you.6
- Tap your subscriber figure before a call: the list behind it is now one tap away and agrees with the number.1
- Judge an iPhone alert by its two images before unlocking: avatar for the channel, photo for the piece.1
- If you feed channels long documents, try the file at its real size on Pro; anything past 100 MB splits and uploads in parts.19
- When you test a channel by subscribing to it, expect every item now, not just the first.1
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