Product changelog

Styling is now grouped into a calmer layout with compact menus, a fixed tab order and less panel jumping while editing.

When you select a part in the live preview, the same clear styling tabs now appear so the right settings are easier to find.

Shared styles now load separately: switching styles no longer saves your current changes into the newly selected style.

The AI Flow Builder now recognizes full flow proposals more accurately: question cards can include a subtitle, answer options keep clearer descriptions and generic start questions such as “What are you looking for?” are no longer added as unnecessary first questions.

You can now add an AI proposal as a new flow or, when steps already exist, replace the current flow with the same calm button style.

The AI start page now also has Continue to canvas, so you can always move to the builder when the chat does not produce a useful proposal.

The assistant now keeps matching advice, step-by-step guidance and regular instruction lists as text instead of accidentally turning them into question cards.

New advice flows can now start with two clear choices: AI Flow Builder or Classic. The AI route first asks for a product dataset, then opens the assistant inline so you can shape the flow before adding it to the builder.

The AI Flow Assistant is easier to use while building: it keeps the chat open, keeps your draft text and continues preparing answers while you move through the flow workspace.

The assistant now shows AI budget usage in the chat header and is only shown when AI is available for the account.

Flow proposals from the assistant are cleaner to add to the builder, with draft questions, answer descriptions and a generated result step.

Flow proposals with numbered branches and answer options that end in a question mark are now recognized more reliably.

Suggested questions can be added directly to the canvas or after an existing question, without extra connection choices.

Assistant answers use the current flow, product data, matching and documentation context more consistently.

The features and pricing pages now mention the AI Flow Assistant more clearly.

Reports now keep the summary cards next to each other on desktop and split the main trend into separate Flow activity, CTR and Revenue charts.

The builder side panel is split into clearer Content, Answers and Display tabs.

Styling now shows when the current preview question uses a builder override for answer columns.

Editing mobile styling fields now switches the preview to mobile, so mobile-only settings are easier to see.

The flow assistant now uses the current matching rules as context and can be enabled or disabled per account.

When the flow assistant suggests a full question flow in the builder, you can add connected draft questions, answer descriptions and a result step to the canvas without creating matching rules automatically.

The app sidebar is now compact by default on desktop and expands while you hover or focus it, leaving more room for the workspace.

The flow assistant now keeps generated flow proposals in the language of your latest message more consistently.

Reports now open with the last 30 days selected by default.

Answer swatches in the Flow widget no longer get a default shadow, so colors and images sit cleaner in branded layouts.

Plan selection and the pricing page now use simpler plans: Single, Starter, Growth and Pro. Yearly billing shows the monthly price more clearly and keeps the selected plan visible.

Review stars in product recommendations now also appear in Preview and are easier to style. Product cards only reserve review space when a rating is present.

Publishing a shared styling change for one flow now also updates the existing Flow widgets for other published flows using that same style.