Every card in Instant Preview now shows the platform, an approximate follower count, an engagement rate, and a match-quality chip — so you can tell at a glance whether Stela is on the right track. And if you sign up mid-preview, the preview waits for you and claims onto your workspace when you come back. Here's everything that's new in the Instant Preview: Richer creator cards, without giving away who they are — Each anonymized card now shows the platform and creator size (like "Instagram · Micro"), an approximate follower count, the engagement rate, and a Strong/Good/Fair match chip — so you can see immediately whether Stela found the kind of creators you'd actually want to reach. Names, handles, and contact info stay hidden until you sign up. Follower counts are approximate on purpose — Follower counts on preview cards are shown as approximate figures — part of how we keep previews anonymous. Once you sign up, you see the exact numbers on your real creator dossiers. Draft handles are hidden in preview drafts — Sample draft cards now show "<handle hidden for demo>" where the creator's handle used to appear. The draft's body text still greets the creator by first name so you can see how it reads — but the identifying handle unlocks at signup, like the rest of the profile. A clearer explanation of what's hidden and why — Right under the cards — and again next to the "Create free trial" button — there's a plain-language note that creator names, handles, and contact info are hidden in previews only, and unlock free at signup. No more guessing what you're seeing. Your preview waits for signup and claims itself when you come back — If you leave the preview to create a free trial (or log in as an existing user), the preview no longer disappears. Stela remembers it, and once you finish signup and click through, it claims the workspace onto your account and hands you your creators and drafts — no restart, no lost work. This works even if you close the tab and come back later on the same browser. Live progress with brand context, and a graceful "still working" notice — While a preview runs, you now see the one-line brand understanding Stela pulled from your site, the exact hashtags it's searching, and live creator/scored/draft counts. If a step is unusually slow, a small notice tells you it's still working so you don't wonder whether it's stalled.