The radar is where trends get picked up, so it now does the picking: assigning sets the priority (high by default), an assigned row says who has it and since when, and a new sort ranks posts by the engagement they gained in the last day. The dashboard stops repeating the radar and keeps a five-row taste of your niche.
The dashboard used to show a smaller radar twice: a Trending Now box and one box per network. Both were the radar without its filters, views or assign menu, so people triaged from a worse screen. They are gone. The dashboard keeps the work (your queue, the trend clock, evergreen posts due) and one short strip, Viral in your niche, five rows and a button to the radar.
- Assign with a priority. The assign menu on every row, card and network panel opens with the priority lane already lit: high, because a trend caught on the radar is a trend for today. Change it to medium or low with one click, then click a name. The card lands on the board with that priority and its clock starts.
- Who has it. With "show assigned" on, a taken post no longer shows a bare check. It reads "Ana · 2h ago" with a dot in the priority colour, so nobody assigns the same post twice or asks around who is on it.
- Rising now. A third sort next to Most viral and Most recent. It ranks posts by the engagement they gained over the last ~24 hours, from the hourly readings ViralHunt already keeps, and shows the gain in front of the total: "+1.2K (+38%)". Networks we cannot measure yet (Facebook, Pinterest) sort after the measured ones and say so on hover instead of printing a zero.
Everything above works the same in the list, the grid and the per-network views.