Feature request: Please add support for crawler-readable, per-page social preview metadata for individual URLs.
Right now, dynamic pages on Hercules appear to serve the same static index.html to social crawlers, which means platforms like LinkedIn may only see the global site preview instead of the specific page title, description, image, and canonical URL.
This is a limitation for any site with individually shareable pages, including blogs, articles, case studies, resource pages, podcast pages, ecommerce/product pages, and landing pages. Each URL should be able to generate its own Open Graph/social preview metadata in the raw HTML before JavaScript runs.
This would make Hercules much stronger for content, marketing, ecommerce, and publishing use cases where individual pages need to be shared professionally
Very sorry for the delay! We are actively working on this feature and testing this before we roll it out. We expect it to be ready in the coming weeks.
We’re about to enter November—are you sure you’ve really tried this? We spent nearly 1,500 credits without even realizing this feature wasn’t available!! On top of that, we’re barely visible on Google! You said you’d bring TanStack; we’ve been here for six months, and we’ve started to bear fruit.
The important thing is whether you can release TanStack before World War III breaks out.
For the past six months, we’ve been writing as the team that’s generated the most email responses on this topic!
So sorry for the delays! We have just released TanStack for new apps, that is live now. We are now working on a solution to allow existing apps to migrate to the new setup.
