You can now switch the HeyNews interface to Turkish from Settings > Profile. This changes the app, emails, notifications, billing screens, account-deletion flow, and customer messages without changing the language of your newsletter content.
Newsletter language still belongs in Publication settings, so you can use HeyNews in Turkish while writing an English newsletter, or the other way around.
Paid plans and add-ons now support Turkish Lira pricing. If your app language is Turkish, HeyNews defaults your first checkout to TRY and lets you switch between USD and TRY before opening Stripe Checkout.
If you already have a paid subscription, changing the app language does not change your billing currency. You can schedule a currency change from Settings > Subscription when you are ready.
Sources now opens first in Content Desk, so you land where you manage recurring feeds, saved sites, social profiles, and source health.
Feeds that are valid but have no articles yet now show No stories yet instead of looking broken. HeyNews also handles temporary beehiiv errors, RSS cache-buster URLs, and escaped feed responses more cleanly, so one bad source is less likely to interrupt the rest of your story collection.
Temporary RSS timeouts now get one more direct-feed attempt before fallback systems take over. That makes short upstream hiccups less noisy and gives healthy feeds a better chance to recover on their own.
Managed Company Newsletter customers now get clearer dashboard and History status. You can see where setup stands, whether a draft is waiting for review, whether a test has been sent, and what needs attention before delivery.
Approved Company Newsletter drafts can also move into the managed delivery flow with fewer manual steps.
Account deletion now shows the publications, connections, subscriptions, saved history, and in-progress work affected before the request starts. The flow also uses email verification and a final confirmation word before anything is deleted.
If you only want to retire one newsletter, archive that publication instead. Archived publications stay restorable for 30 days.