What's new/October 26, 2026
6 changes

Onboarding builds from the website text you confirm

Onboarding shows the first lines it read from your website, saves them as your description once you confirm, and stops with a reason if the build fails.

Confirm what your website said

The Read your website step now shows the first three lines it found in a box, with a note to press Continue if it is right or edit it first. Continue is also the panel's main button. Once you continue, that text is saved as your business description and the AI that designs your front office builds from the description alone.

Try a different website after a failed read

If your site could not be read, you can enter another address and that address is read, instead of the old one being tried again.

An onboarding that fails stops and says why

If the AI runs into an error while building your front office, the onboarding stops at once and shows the reason, instead of being sent back to try again on its own.

Draft a receptionist from your website

In receptionist settings, generating a draft from a website address now reads the site the same way onboarding does and fills the description field with what it found. If the site cannot be read, the draft says so and asks you to describe the business instead.

No website step for a described business

The onboarding journey shows a Read your website row only when you gave a website. A business you described from the start skips straight to the build.

Call log times wait for your time format

A call's time in the call log now appears only once your business settings have loaded, so it always uses the time format you chose.

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