Changelog

Everything we have changed lately, newest first - tool updates/changes and visual website modifications. Pick a category, or search for the thing you noticed.

Showing all 18 changes.

September 20, 2026

3 changes

Tools

Tell the Social Caption Writer where you're posting

The Social Caption Writer now has a "Where will you post it?" picker. Choose Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, TikTok or Pinterest and the captions come back with hashtags and a shape that suit that network. Leave it on Anywhere and nothing changes.

Instagram and TikTok captions end with a few hashtags, Facebook gets one or two, LinkedIn gets none, and X gets one short line with no hashtags.
The choice is optional and free - it never costs an extra credit, and leaving it on Anywhere gives you the same captions as before.
A rewrite stays on the network you picked, so a caption written for X doesn't come back with Instagram hashtags.
Your saved captions show which network each one was written for.

Tools

Rewriting a caption keeps its number, and three captions means three

In the Social Caption Writer, a caption you rewrite keeps its place in the set instead of losing its number, and a rewrite follows the length you picked. Runs also come back with three captions as promised, and your saved captions now mark which ones were rewrites.

Rewriting Caption 1 leaves it labelled Caption 1, so the set stays numbered and Copy all stays in order.
A rewrite now follows the length you chose - pick Short and the rewritten caption is short too.
Every run comes back with three captions. If a run cannot manage a clean three, the page says so instead of quietly showing a repeated caption.
In your past captions, a row that started as a rewrite is marked as one, and its preview shows the caption inside the row.

September 19, 2026

1 change

Tools

Uploading your own photo is handled more carefully

Starting from your own photo in the AI Image Studio is free, and it is now safer. The photo is opened and saved again before it is kept, so a file that only pretends to be a photo is turned away instead of being stored - and adding a second photo no longer replaces the first one.

A photo you upload is opened and saved again before it joins your project, so anything hiding inside the file is left out.
A file that is not really a photo is refused, with a message that says so.
Every photo you add stays its own version - adding a second one keeps the first.
Uploading stays free, with a fair daily limit per account.

September 18, 2026

6 changes

Tools

Tool pages stop cutting off their picture

The picture at the top of a tool page was stretched to match the length of the text beside it, which quietly trimmed the sides. It keeps its own shape now, so what you see is the whole picture.

Every tool page shows its picture in full, at the same shape.
The AI Image Studio's before-and-after mug shot is larger, and both mugs are in it.

Tools

An image costs the same to create and to change

Creating an image in the AI Image Studio now costs 5 credits instead of 10, and changing one costs the same 5. One price per image, whether it is the first version or the tenth.

Creating an image is 5 credits, down from 10.
Changing an image is 5 credits, the same as creating one.
Putting several images in one setting is 5 credits each.
Uploading your own photo to start from is still free.

Tools

Changing an image has one clear price

The AI Image Studio used to include three free edits per project and then start charging. Now every change to an image costs 5 credits and says so before you click, so the price never depends on how many changes you have already made.

Creating an image is 10 credits. Changing one is 5 credits, every time.
Uploading your own photo to start from is still free.
The price sits on the button, so you know what a click costs before you spend it.

Tools

The image strip tells you which image you are looking at

When you open an older version of an image, the row of thumbnails now marks the image the canvas is showing and says so: "You're viewing an older version". Clicking it brings you back to the newest one.

The strip only appears once there is a real choice to make - two or more images.
"Your versions" is now called "Your images", which is what it shows.

Tools

Plainer wording in the AI Image Studio

One name for each thing and one set of headings, so two panels stop describing the same idea in two different ways. The studio also opens on the part you came for.

The several-images section starts closed - the canvas and the description get the room.
The note about a saved photo says plainly that it becomes the starting image.
A long description is no longer refused after you have typed it just because a setting adds words of its own - the studio leaves that room first.

Website

Tool cards and the dashboard, tidied

A pass over the cards in your toolbox and the dashboard's header: the price leads, the star follows, and the green button is the same green button as everywhere else.

On a tool card the credit badge now sits above the favourite star, so the price is the first thing you scan.
"Get credits" is the solid green button the rest of the site already used.
The plan line above your greeting is gone - the account menu still names your plan.

September 17, 2026

3 changes

Tools

A blocked request now tells you why

If a tool turns a request down, it says what the problem is and what to change, instead of a generic "Something went wrong" that retrying could never fix.

Saving a brand voice the safety filter rejects now says so, and points at the field to fix.
The filter reads text regardless of spacing or capitalisation, so the same rule applies to every version of a word.

Tools

The AI Image Prompt Generator remembers what you typed

Your past prompts now show the description you wrote, with its own copy button, so rerunning an idea does not start with retyping it from memory.

Shape has a "No shape" choice: let the image tool decide the shape instead of pinning a square.
Style gained three more presets - cinematic, oil painting and flat illustration.

Website

The terms and privacy pages spell out more

The fair-use clause said "anything illegal", which under-described what our safety filter actually blocks. It now names those things instead.

The block list is written down: hate, sexual content, violence and attempts to get around the filter.
Privacy says that a blocked request is recorded, and that the text you typed is not kept.

September 16, 2026

5 changes

Tools

Every tool page, rewritten

All nine tool pages now answer the same four questions in the same order: what it does, what you give it, what it costs, and what happens next - with the insider words taken out.

One wording for running out of credits, the same on every tool.
Prices and the credit packs are described in one place, so a page can no longer quote a pack the pricing page does not sell.

Website

The toolbox got a category rail

Browsing tools is now a rail of categories down the left with the search box at the top of it, and cards with room to breathe - the same shape on the home page, the toolbox and your dashboard.

The credit badge moved to the top-right corner of each card; on your dashboard the favourite star sits under it.
On a phone the rail becomes a strip you scroll sideways, with the search above it.

Website

Your dashboard's filters moved onto their own row

Search, tool type and category now take a full-width row above the list instead of being squeezed next to it, so they stop wrapping on a tablet - and the cards go two per row on a laptop.

The credits-and-plan stat row is gone: the header knows your balance, and so does the credit history page.
The category chips are a dropdown on a phone, where the row had no space.

Website

Calmer tool cards

A card now leads with its button: a solid primary button across the card's footer, more room around the title, and a softer tint than the full-strength green it had.

The home page leads its tools section with the featured tool.
The main button on the home page is a solid "Join now".

Website

Light mode by default, and a moving hero

New visitors land on the light theme, and the toolbox page opens on a looping video with a lighter tint over it - the artwork is visible now instead of sitting under a wash.

Your theme choice still lives in the account menu, and the device remembers it.
Dark mode's panels are closer to black, with the same green accents.
The back-to-top button no longer covers the last link in the footer.

Changelog

September 20, 2026

Tell the Social Caption Writer where you're posting

Rewriting a caption keeps its number, and three captions means three

The caption tool has a clearer name: Social Caption Writer

September 19, 2026

Uploading your own photo is handled more carefully

September 18, 2026

Tool pages stop cutting off their picture

An image costs the same to create and to change

Changing an image has one clear price

The image strip tells you which image you are looking at

Plainer wording in the AI Image Studio

Tool cards and the dashboard, tidied

September 17, 2026

A blocked request now tells you why

The AI Image Prompt Generator remembers what you typed

The terms and privacy pages spell out more

September 16, 2026

Every tool page, rewritten

The toolbox got a category rail

Your dashboard's filters moved onto their own row

Calmer tool cards

Light mode by default, and a moving hero