Changelog

Facts about you now come only from what you gave: the brief, the conversation, an attached document and your saved facts. A figure, e-mail address or phone number that is not there becomes a placeholder to fill in, never a number that looks confirmed — type your own figure into it and it takes the number's place. A deck no longer promises a fixed price, a guarantee or round-the-clock service because your brand mentions one somewhere; only when your brief does.

What you asked for stays, too: timeline years, the label under a big number, customer quotes, the icons you picked and a partner's logo are no longer removed as decoration.

A deck, post, reply or slide rewrite that fails on our side now gives the credit back, and so does a post you stop. A request that is turned away before it starts — an image missing, an instruction too long — never costs a credit at all.

Invitations no longer stop at a seat count: every plan gives unlimited users, as it always promised. The workspace shows how many people you are rather than 4 of 6 seats. There is an operational ceiling of 100 people per workspace, which only shows when you are near it — and reaching it means getting in touch so we can raise it, not upgrading.

The fact check used to read only the text on a slide. A chart is not text, so an invented trend line passed as long as the numbers stayed in the drawing. A curve or a set of bars with more data points than your brief and attachments carry numbers is now flagged like any other unsupported figure, with Rewrite as the action. The check is deliberately cautious: it asks whether the numbers can exist at all, not whether they are right — that is still the reviewer's job, as before.

Asking the chat in the editor for a specific colour — "make the headline pink" — used to apply it even when pink appeared nowhere in your brand. Now a colour outside your palette gets an answer instead of a repainted slide: which brand colour is closest, what it is used for, and whether you want that one or your own anyway. Say "do it anyway" and yours is applied at once.

Colours that are in your brand, and black, white and grey, still go straight through. Every slide the chat rewrites or creates is measured against your brand, and the receipt says so.

A share link kept working after the project behind it was thrown away, so material you thought you had withdrawn was still readable by anyone holding the address.

Deleting now closes the link, and there is a Stop sharing button for when you want the link gone but the work kept.