PDF assets now show a thumbnail of the first page.
Upload a PDF and see a thumbnail of its first page in your asset library, so you can recognise files at a glance instead of guessing from the filename.
Brail product updates are done agentically every morning at 05:00: A
Claude routine fetches the Github changes + calls Brail for Messaging, Brand voice and PlaybookProduct Updates, then writes the release note and publishes here.
Upload a PDF and see a thumbnail of its first page in your asset library, so you can recognise files at a glance instead of guessing from the filename.
When enrichment classifies a new asset as a logo, photo or icon, it sets the family for you — without overriding one you've already chosen.
Finish brand setup without crawling a site, or cancel the flow entirely — no longer forced to retry or complete a website step.
Exemplars no longer need a channel — save visual recipes, on-brand references, and other examples directly at the brand level.
Paste colour rules with names or hex codes across multiple lines — Brail matches each to the right palette colour automatically.
Write as much channel-specific guidance as your agents need — the skills field now holds up to 40,000 characters, up from 8,000.
Build a tint or shade scale from any base colour in Visuals, then bind each step to a semantic colour role alongside your Identity colours.
Changes by pillar now show as large stat numbers instead of a plain list, with a clearer header up top, so the audit trail is easier to scan.
Each activity log entry now pairs your teammate's avatar with the connected agent's logo, and shows the full date and time, not just the time.
Each typography style now binds to a specific brand font, with an optional letter-spacing override that falls back to the font's default. See exactly which font powers every style.
You can now see exactly where any thumbnail or enrichment job stands — queue position, elapsed time, and a clear error if something fails — right from the asset detail view.
Two plans now: Free and Paid. Need more? Request a quote straight from your subscription settings.
Agents connected via MCP — including
Claude and Cursor — now pull fonts, colour usage rules, layout principles and logo rules from your design tokens automatically. No extra briefing needed.
The Strategy, Visuals, Messaging and Voice pages now open with a clearer, more compact header, so you can see the page context and jump into editing faster.
You can now choose to make an asset's thumbnail publicly viewable by URL, useful when a connected tool needs a direct link. Off by default; you stay in control from brand settings.
Uploading a truncated or corrupted image file, via the dashboard or MCP, now fails clearly with guidance to re-export and retry, instead of silently saving a broken thumbnail.
The connectors page is simpler to scan, with clearer connection status, a redesigned setup guide button, and refreshed card copy across
Claude Desktop,
ChatGPT, Figma and more.
Setup guides for
Claude,
ChatGPT, Figma,
Lovable, v0, Cursor, Slack, Notion, Microsoft Copilot Studio and more now match each tool's current connection flow, so you can connect Brail correctly on the first try.
Claude Design added as a connector
Claude Design is now available as a connector, alongside
Claude Desktop and
ChatGPT, so you can pull approved logos, imagery and copy exemplars from your library straight into your designs.
Every asset's ID is now visible in its metadata tab, so you can reference the exact asset when working with support or the API.
Claude,
ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, Cursor,
Figma,
Lovable, Notion, v0 and Windsurf all show refreshed logos, so you can spot the right connector at a glance.
Suggest improvements now applies to prose fields only. Review each suggested edit before it applies — you stay in control.
Open any asset's detail view and regenerate its thumbnail whenever it's incorrect or outdated, including fixes for Figma icon thumbnails that weren't rendering correctly.
Read full text inline in strategy, messaging, voice and governance fields, with an expand toggle for longer entries — no need to open edit first.
Changes to fact grounding rules affect what agents and compliance checks treat as verified. Brail flags this before you save, so you review before it takes effect.
Fact grounding rules, geographic restrictions and product name rules now use the same editor layout as strategy, messaging and voice fields.
Brail no longer recrawls sources automatically — you decide when to pull the latest version. Trigger a re-crawl on any source whenever you want it refreshed.
Import from Figma and push design-system updates via MCP, replacing the previous plugin and OAuth connection — one consistent way to bring
Figma into your brand.
AI credits, seats, and assets are now visible in one place under subscription settings. Soft warnings fire before you hit a limit; hard caps pause new usage. Nothing already saved is removed or locked.
Events are now grouped by day. Filter by teammate, AI agent, or date range, or search the full log — each event shows the asset, the change, and who's responsible.
Visual compliance checks used to fail on colour usage rules written as free text. They now read prose-style rules correctly, so checks run reliably either way.
Font usage notes — letter-spacing, placement, weight — now reach every connected agent automatically. No extra lookup needed to stay on-brand.
Notion now reads your live brand context via MCP, so pages you create there start on-brand automatically.
Signed-in visitors get a way back to their brand; signed-out visitors get a way to get in touch, instead of a generic dead end.
Wordmarks and symbols now appear alongside primary logos when you add one from your library, so you pick the right variant right away.
Connect a Figma file under Sources to pull colours, typography and spacing straight into your brand, ready to use immediately.
v0 now reads your live brand context via MCP, so everything you build there is on-brand from the first prompt.
Slack now reads your live brand context via MCP, so messages and content drafted there come out on-brand automatically.
Agents can point to a public link for an asset instead of embedding it, so large files reach Brail without passing through the model context.
Windsurf now reads brand-accurate context directly from Brail via MCP, keeping outputs on-brand automatically.
Set up any connector faster with a clearer layout, step-by-step guidance for each tool, and a self-serve form to request one that isn't listed yet.
The asset library now loads more assets automatically as you scroll, replacing manual pagination, in both the asset registry and the public asset hub.
Reviewing proposed brand changes now has a clearer layout, easier-to-read field-by-field diffs, and simpler accept and reject actions.
Actions across proposals, sources, assets, exemplars and the console now confirm the same way, so you always know when something has saved.
Lovable to your brand.
Lovable now pulls your live brand context, so what you build there starts on-brand.
The asset library now displays search results correctly on mobile — tiles, thumbnails and detail views are properly sized and spaced.
Choose whether and how often each source recrawls for changes. Off by default; you stay in control of when content updates.
Claude,
ChatGPT and other connected agents now receive the full tool details for three Brail MCP tools, so calls to submit brand suggestions, upload exemplars and check visual compliance work as expected.
Automated visual compliance checks no longer pull in exemplars by default. They remain available as creative reference for your agents.
The exemplars registry and detail view now use a cleaner, more structured layout, so you can review and edit examples faster.
Exemplars no longer need a start or end date. Add one and it stays active until you archive it yourself.
You can now download an exemplar's original file straight from its detail view, no need to screenshot or request it separately.
Exemplars uploaded by agents — by file URL or directly — now appear correctly in your Exemplars dashboard.
The Brail icon in
Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients previously appeared faint on dark themes. It's now a solid, high-contrast tile everywhere.
Claude, Cursor and other connected agents now run visual compliance checks on their creative work, with your logo usage rules and playbook guidance enforced automatically.
Connecting
Claude or Cursor to Brail now shows exactly what access is granted, matched to your Brail role. Revoke access anytime in Brail.
Brail now asks for extra verification only after suspicious sign-in activity. Normal sign-ins are unaffected, and you stay in control of your account security.
Login, sign-up, forgot-password, and accept-invite screens now share a consistent, simplified layout.
Open any asset full screen and move to the next or previous one without leaving the view.
Brail's MCP tools now include readable text alongside structured data, so brand lookups display correctly in Cursor and other MCP clients.
The screen shown when
Claude, Cursor, or another agent can't connect to Brail now explains exactly why, and what to do next.
Clicking the Brail mark in the sidebar now takes you to your selected brand's home, instead of the brand picker.
The action no longer appears in the detail view after an asset has been enriched, keeping available actions relevant.
Signed URLs expire within an hour, so the copy-link action has been removed to avoid sharing links that stop working.
Downloading an asset from the library now saves the file directly to your device, instead of opening it in a browser tab.
Colours, logos, fonts, typography, spacing and layout principles now live in dedicated, sectioned editors within brand visuals.
Invite and request-help emails now arrive in one branded template, with matching HTML and plain-text versions every time.
General settings now opens for brand owners only; other members are redirected to Members with no change to their other permissions. Agent permissions, asset enrichment and hub visibility sit in a clearer layout.
Existing users accepting a team invite now do so in a single step, instead of moving through separate screens.
Upload .txt, .md or .docx files, review flagged issues inline, and export a clean record to Markdown or print.
Manage API keys, invites and your subscription without switching between separate pages — everything now shares one consistent layout.
Asset details now open in a structured layout — overview, metadata, usage and actions — so you find what you need and act on it faster.
Brand settings now use the same tab layout as the rest of Brail: General, Members, Subscription, API keys and Integrations, all in one row.
Drag a selection box across tiles to multi-select assets for bulk actions. Hold Shift or Cmd to add to an existing selection. Checkboxes still work as before.
Asset search results no longer have extra scroll space below them — a hidden layout element causing the issue has been removed.
Select assets in your library and download them together as a zip — no more downloading one at a time.
Ask now shows a colour swatch next to every hex code in its replies — and when the colour matches a brand token, it displays the token name too.
Tiles now show a clean thumbnail by default. Title and format badge appear on hover or keyboard focus. On touch devices, both stay visible always.
After uploading assets, pick your next step — edit metadata now, approve everything as-is, or leave it for later, whichever suits your workflow.
Editing an asset's details no longer autosaves on every change. Hit Save when ready — a confirmation prompt appears if you navigate away with unsaved changes.
Draft channels now show an Activate channel button in the banner. Teammates without edit access see a note that only editors can change channel status — access rules stay as set by your team.
PDF sources now upload directly to storage, so file size is no longer a barrier when you add a source.
See live, per-file progress when you upload to your asset library, with support for concurrent uploads. Assets upload directly, with no extra step to add a reference first.
Open any source to see its detail view, current status, and a flag when it produced no proposals, so you can see exactly what each source produced.
Reset your password from the sign-in page. Request a reset link by email, verified with hCaptcha, and set your new password straight away.
Logos and images imported during quick brand setup are saved directly in your asset library, kept in place regardless of changes to the source page.
When you invite someone without a Brail account, they now see Create account only, with no confusing Sign in option. Existing users still sign in as before.
Clicking Library in the sidebar now takes you straight to your assets, skipping the extra landing step.
Removing all social handles during quick setup no longer blocks you from continuing; onboarding continues without them.
Compliance checks no longer flag soft claims as errors by default. Turn on strict mode for any channel playbook, such as thought leadership articles, for tighter fact-grounding.
Verbal and Strategy: clicking "Click to add content" now opens the same editor as Edit, so both paths behave the same.
Your public brand hub now offers Brand Assistant, so visitors get answers about your brand directly. Off by default, you turn it on in General settings.
Ask sessions are stateless. Chat transcripts no longer save to your browser's local storage, so nothing persists between sessions.
Ask now opens with a set of starter prompts, so you can jump straight into a question about your brand.
Requesting help from a teammate now happens in one modal — pick the pillars you need, choose a teammate, and Brail sends the email. No link to copy, no address to type.
Share your logo, colours, typography, strategy and assets at your own link. Set visibility to private, link-only, or public — private by default, so you stay in control.
Fill the gaps now runs as a chat — same interface as Brand Assistant, with message bubbles, a typing indicator, and markdown replies. Leaving with unsaved answers now triggers a warning.
Suggested changes to vocabulary, writing rules and technical rules — including their notes — used to fail to save, sometimes silently. They now save reliably, with clearer errors on failure. You review and approve every change.
The live typography preview now loads your brand's actual font files instead of just applying the font name, so it shows what your typography really looks like.
The preferred, banned, and domain-jargon word lists used to display as three columns side by side, which made them hard to read. Each list now stacks vertically, making the words easier to scan.
Generate draft now creates a first version of layout principles, a typography scale, and value propositions from your existing brand data, so you edit a draft instead of starting from a blank field.
Compliance checks used to fail on long drafts or lightly formatted responses. They now scale to the draft's length, read lightly formatted responses correctly, and retry once if needed.
Compliance checks now also flag generic AI writing — marketing puffery, overused AI vocabulary, vague claims, and repetitive patterns like em dashes — alongside your brand voice and governance rules.
Segment-to-message mapping content could be stored as a raw object when it came from the AI co-editor or an approved AI proposal, so it showed up garbled in the brand hub, exports, and prompts sent to connected agents. The mapping now always renders as readable text, and any brands affected by the earlier storage format have been corrected.
The copyable prompt for
Claude, Cursor,
ChatGPT or another LLM connected to your Brail MCP server used to describe a fixed set of permissions on the channel page, regardless of what you'd chosen under Settings → General → Marketing channel setup. It now reflects your actual setting: under Always, the prompt tells the agent it can write directly to both draft and active playbooks; under Draft only, it tells the agent that active channels are read-only for MCP writes and directs it to suggest changes for you to review and save in Brail; with marketing channel setup switched off, the option to draft with your preferred LLM no longer appears on the channel page. You stay in control of what gets written to your live channels.
Claude, Cursor and other agents connected over MCP had a binding fact-grounding contract for copy, but not for logos and brand marks — an agent building a visual deliverable could approximate or invent your logo when the exact file wasn't at hand. get_brand_context_pack now returns a visual grounding contract for visual, assets and design system tasks, together with asset hints that name the exact tool an agent must call — get_asset or get_assets_batch — before using any mark, and requires it to say so explicitly when no matching asset exists rather than fabricate one. This applies automatically, with no setup required on your part. A new resolve_assets option also returns your default logo in the same call, for agents that just need the primary mark.
Claude, Cursor and any other MCP-connected agent can submit brand suggestions, upload assets and exemplars, and set up or update marketing channel playbooks without you changing a setting first. All four permissions now default to on for every brand, including brands that existed before this change — and you stay in control, with each one you can switch off individually in Settings → General.
Every section of Brail — Brand, Playbooks, Activity, Library, Admin, Agents and Settings — shares the same pill-style sub-navigation with icons now, so switching areas feels the same everywhere. Search sits centred in the top bar on desktop and drops to its own row below the navigation on tablet and mobile, so it never crowds against the pills or your account menu.
check_compliance and compliance_final_copy previously flagged accurate connector details — a tool's URL, its OAuth support, its features — as unverified, because the standalone check only saw your brand model, not the brief behind the copy. Both tools now accept an optional grounding_brief parameter, so verified facts pass through and compliance checks return an accurate, publishable result.
Settings → General → Marketing channel setup now offers three levels of access instead of a single on/off toggle: Always lets agents create channels and update both draft and live playbooks; Draft only limits agents to draft playbooks, with live channels only getting read-only suggestions to review and activate; Off blocks all MCP playbook writes. Pick the level that fits your team — you stay in control.
Let your
Claude or Cursor agents log what good and bad posts look like — uploads land as drafts until a human publishes them in the Exemplars dashboard. Off by default; you stay in control.
Activating or moving a channel to draft is now a single switch on the channel and playbook page, so you can see and change its status at a glance.
Per-segment messages in the segment-to-message mapping editor could collapse into a single free-text box after saving and reloading, especially when a message spanned multiple lines or sentences. Each segment's message now round-trips correctly, so your mapping stays exactly as you wrote it.
The Brail MCP connector displays Brail's own icon instead of a generic default glyph, so you can spot the Brail connection at a glance across any MCP-compatible AI tool you use.
A new Governance area, reachable from the brand menu, puts your fact-grounding rules front and centre. Compliance checks now flag claims in AI-drafted copy that aren't backed by your brand's own documented facts, and flags surface as warnings — you keep full control over what publishes.
Get a ready-to-use skill suggestion for any playbook's Skills field, grounded in your brand data and that playbook's own strategy, audience and KPIs. Review the suggestion and its rationale, adjust as needed, then save.
Write free-form instructions directly on any playbook's Skills field. Brail delivers them straight to every connected agent drafting on that channel, ranking below compliance and MUST rules so your guardrails always hold.
Password sign-in is unblocked for accounts with hCaptcha protection enabled — a captcha error that blocked login is resolved. The sign-in page also renders the captcha at its natural size, and the Google and Microsoft buttons now match Brail's own button style.
Marketing is now called Playbooks — existing playbooks are unchanged, only the name has moved. A new Other type lets you add a playbook for any channel outside the built-in catalogue, such as case studies or newsletters, each with its own dedicated page.
Drop shadows and the brand-scoring panel are gone — the showcase page now has a flatter, cleaner layout, making your brand presentation easier to scan and share.
The marketing channels list now shows each channel's status, so you can tell what's set up and what still needs attention without opening a single one.
Connected agents can now create and configure your marketing channels — filling an empty field directly, or suggesting a change when one's already set, so nothing you've written is overwritten without your say-so.
A new brand setting lets your agents upload assets straight into Brail — so the work they produce lands where your team can find and reuse it. Off by default; you stay in control.
Press release is now a channel in its own right, with its own format and playbook — so announcements read like announcements, not repurposed social copy.
The setting that governs how agents suggest changes to your brand now lives in Settings → General, alongside your other brand controls.
Agents can now find the precise content pillar and field they need in your brand model — so the context they pull back is exact, not approximate.
Your audience model now uses one consistent name — segments — across the app, the API and every connected tool. No mismatched labels, no confusion between Brail and your stack.
Need a clean slate? You can now reset a brand and rebuild it from scratch — without deleting the workspace or losing your team.
When you approve or flag a change an agent suggested, that verdict now flows back to the agent — so it learns what your brand will and won't accept.
The Brand Assistant now offers to make changes only when you signal you're contributing — so a quick question stays a question, not an interruption.
New sign-ups are now shielded by bot protection, keeping fake accounts out without slowing your real team down.
You can now sign up and log in with your Microsoft account, alongside Google — fewer passwords, faster access for your whole team.
We refined the guidance Brail gives connected agents, so the copy and context they pull back is more accurate out of the box.
The Brand Assistant now renders headings, lists and emphasis properly, so its answers read like a document, not raw text.
Find the right example faster — the exemplar library now filters down to exactly what you're looking for.
Pages across Brail now load with a quiet, on-brand animation instead of a blank wait — so moving around feels instant.
The Brand Assistant now proposes changes only to your strategy, voice and messaging — the places that should be edited in conversation — and leaves everything else untouched.
A round of security patches and dependency updates — quietly keeping your brand data and account safe.
Claude Design.Designers in
Claude Design now pull live brand context — colours, typography, logos and approved assets — straight from Brail, with guardrails applied as they generate. No manual setup, no stale exports.
Onboarding now reads your site's colours more accurately, so your palette lands closer to right from the very first scan.
Set how each logo, image or file may be used, and let Brail enrich assets with on-brand metadata — so the right asset is always easy to find and never misused.
Everything that trains your brand now lives in one clean list. Link a URL or upload a file, choose how often each source re-crawls, re-sync on demand, and see exactly which parts of your brain each source feeds. No more separate tables, no clutter.
Every page now carries its own title and the Brail mark — so saved tabs, bookmarks and shared links are instantly recognisable.
LinkedIn Articles are now a channel in their own right — with their own format and playbook — instead of being squeezed into one generic LinkedIn setup.
You can now remove a brand workspace you no longer need, cleanly and completely.
We renamed Chat to Brand Assistant and stripped the redundant headers off your hub pages — so every page gets you to the work faster.
When a connected agent hits something your brand doesn't cover yet, it can now report that gap — so you know exactly what to fill in next.
A refreshed neutral palette and a simpler loading screen across the app — easier on the eyes, with less visual noise between you and your brand.
Each training card now has its own clear action, and on/off choices read as simple green/red tags — so it's obvious what to do next to strengthen your brand.
Weight your content pillars by importance, so the work your agents produce leans on what matters most to your brand.
Channels are now unified — one Instagram, one LinkedIn — with sensible defaults, a setup Brail can draft for you, and the option to remove any channel you don't run. Everything your agents need to post on-brand, per channel.
Onboarding now recognises the language your brand writes in, so suggestions and copy come back in the right voice from the start.
A consistent set of navigation cards now guides you from each hub to the next step — so finding your way around is one obvious click.
Pick the
Claude model that fits the job — Opus for depth, Sonnet for balance, Haiku for speed — and let suggestions run on a model tuned for quick, on-brand edits.
You can now link a URL or upload a file directly from your Training page — feeding your brand without leaving the page you're on.
Your activity log now reads in plain language — easy to scan for what changed, when, and who did it.
The Brand Assistant window is larger and scrolls cleanly, with a clear "Brail is thinking" indicator while it works.
Your voice's technical rules — formatting, do's and don'ts — now sit in a single combined card with room for a note on each choice, instead of scattered fields.
Brail now reads brand content from sites that render in the browser — so modern, app-like websites import just as cleanly as static ones.
We renamed and reshaped your audience model into Segments and Audiences, with each audience linked to its segment — a structure that's easier to reason about and reuse.
A cleanup pass across your strategy, visuals and governance fields — clearer labels, less duplication, easier editing.
Your brand model now captures spacing, sizing and shadow principles alongside colour and type — so agents build layouts that feel like you, not just copy that sounds like you.
Approved and rejected examples are now visible to connected agents — teaching them what on-brand really sounds like, in your own words.
Brand voice gets the same treatment: tone, rules and vocabulary in tidy cards, with simple pickers for the set choices.
Your messaging — pitch, value props, taglines, proof and a structured message hierarchy — now lives in clean two-column cards that are quicker to read and edit.
Connect each audience to the messages that land for them — so every agent knows what to say to whom.
Pull your real posts and images straight from social media into your example library — with the post link filled in for you.
We trimmed unnecessary data fetching across your brand pages — so your overview, brands list and assets open noticeably quicker.
You can now submit proposals and add examples right inside the Brand Assistant — capture an idea the moment it lands, without switching pages.
A faster, clearer conversation with your brand brain — ask anything in plain language, and drop in example files mid-chat to teach it as you go.
Your strategy now lives in per-field cards — positioning, promise, audiences, values and more — with suggestions opening in a focused pop-up. Long entries and structured fields read cleanly instead of as raw data.
Brand links now use a readable name instead of a long ID — tidier to share and easier to recognise.
Cleaner second-level tabs, a warmer page surface, and a redesigned brand switcher that always fits its name — so moving between brands and sections is effortless.
A right-hand slide-in editor and read-at-a-glance excerpt cards make editing brand content quicker and less disruptive.
A ground-up refresh of Brail's look — a single colour scale, a clear type scale, and consistent cards, buttons and tabs everywhere. The whole app feels calmer and more coherent.
A post-onboarding home for strengthening your brand: see how complete each part is, what's connected, and exactly which gaps to fill next — built from your real brand data.
Improvements to how your assets are stored, browsed and tagged — your brand's media, easier to find and keep on-brand.
A crisper, more consistent set of icons across the app. "Agents" is now Tools and "Connect" is now Connectors — names that say what they do.
Setting up a brand is now a calmer, split-screen flow with a guided card deck — less form, more conversation.
A built-in tour walks you through Brail the first time, so you know where everything is from day one.
A short slideshow celebrates your finished brand setup and points you to what's next.
Finish setup and get a clear report of what Brail found and built — your brand, summarised back to you.
Onboarding now reads the fonts and styling from your website more reliably — so your brand looks right sooner.
A new Marketing layer where each channel carries its own framework and playbook — the formats, rules and guidance agents follow to post on-brand.
Your connections now sit in clean, uniform cards — a clearer view of everything wired into your brand.
Forget the https://? No problem — Brail now reads a website address however you type it.
Activity cards bring recent changes onto your overview, so you can see what's moving without digging.
A lighter top bar, a rounded search field, a refined logo and tidier spacing throughout — small touches that make the whole app feel sharper.
We streamlined your brand model — folding identity into governance, narrative into strategy, and moving governance alongside your other brand pillars. Fewer places to look, clearer structure.
Onboarding now captures the search and discovery language your brand should own — so your agents write to be found, not just to be on-brand.
Onboarding now finds and pulls the best images from your website — giving your brand a head start on real assets.
A running progress panel shows Brail's work as it happens, so a thorough setup never feels stuck.
A subtle indicator now flags new proposals as they come in, so nothing waiting for your review slips past.
Saving an example now generates a thumbnail and tightens how examples are created — a more visual, faster library.
Brail can now produce illustrations in your visual style — on-brand imagery, generated on demand.
Your visual pillar is now editable in place — adjust colours, type and style without leaving the page.
A cleaner, brighter sign-in — a better first impression every time you log in.
A dedicated editor for your search-and-discovery language — own the terms your audience actually searches for.
A round of fixes makes uploading and ingesting files faster and more reliable, wherever you add them.
Upload a deck or doc and Brail extracts your audiences automatically — no retyping what you've already written down.
A guided flow walks you through the parts of your brand that aren't complete yet — turning a sparse brand brain into a full one, one prompt at a time.
Connected agents can now pull image thumbnails alongside brand context — so what they generate is grounded in your real assets.
A new home for the copy and creative that defines your brand — upload approved and rejected examples, including images, to teach every tool what good looks like.
A clearer navigation structure that collapses detail by default — less to scan, faster to the thing you need.
Smarter crawling pulls more of the right content from your site, with less noise.
A new overview page brings your whole brand into one place — rearrange the cards to suit how you work.
We stopped pages from reloading underneath you — your place and your scroll stay put.
Cursor now pulls your live brand context, so what you build there starts on-brand.
Bring your live brand context into Perplexity, so research and answers stay grounded in your brand.
Copilot now writes and builds with your brand context wired in — on-brand across your Microsoft tools.
Claude to your brand.Securely connect
Claude to Brail and give it your live brand context — colours, voice, audiences and approved assets — as it works.
A refined proposal flow stages suggested changes for your approval — nothing touches your live brand until you say so.
Your logo now appears as you set up, with a smoother end-to-end flow — a warmer first run.
A new onboarding wizard builds your brand with you — point it at your website and it drafts your strategy, voice and messaging for you to refine.
Setup now detects your social handles from your site, so your channels are linked without the copy-paste.