A page for MiyabiBase AI
The music side now has its own page: the singles currently on streaming services, plus the music videos and vertical shorts on YouTube.
Music page →What has changed on this site — apps added, wording corrected, display improved — recorded by the day it happened. Release dates for the apps themselves will be announced on each product page once decided.
The music side now has its own page: the singles currently on streaming services, plus the music videos and vertical shorts on YouTube.
Music page →Every one of the 36 Japanese pages has an English counterpart under /en/. The header on each page switches between them, and hreflang tells search engines which pages correspond.
English sitemap →The eleven product pages had been sharing one phrasing. Each now says what that particular app does, in its title, its description and its structured data.
Products →The SUZURI shop now carries apparel alongside the stickers and acrylic stands — eleven items across the three designs. The site said six; it now says eleven, and the top pages carry a goods banner.
Goods →Three designs — Sitting Nyabi, Smug Nyabi and Waving Nyabi — as stickers and acrylic stands, six items in total, through the SUZURI shop.
Goods →A desktop mail client built around checking recipients before you send. That brings the number of apps in preparation to eleven.
Mail Box →All eleven apps now show their actual icon across the product list, the product pages, APOUL HUB and the sitemap.
Products →Headings moved to Shippori Mincho, and the MiyabiBase pages moved to red, yellow, pink and purple. Readability was checked on every page.
Wording that did not match the implementation was withdrawn, and the use of an external AI service for processing documents is now stated plainly.
OCR Reader →An app that turns long videos into vertical shorts.
Shortcut Studio →Regular videos, shorts and live streams are now separated, with an archive to browse.
YouTube →APOUL and MiyabiBase now have different contact addresses.
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