Everything we shipped, newest first.
A new Contact Form now waits in a corner of every page, and a new countdown runs along the top, so neither needs a spot made for it on your page. Inside the page is still a choice under Where, which says when to pick it.
Publishing on a site that has never loaded Widgetjoy now shows the one line to put on it, ready to copy or to send to whoever edits your site. Install lists the spot each widget inside the page needs.
If another tab or an agent saved a widget while you were editing it, what you typed is kept: save yours over theirs with Save mine anyway, or reload to see theirs.
Analytics shows each day of the last 7, 30 or 90 days: how often your widgets were seen and how many messages they brought in. Each widget shows its own views beside its messages.
Export CSV in the Inbox saves every message in the view you are looking at, with a column for each answer your forms ask for. It opens in Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets.
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Next.js and plain HTML each have their own page, showing where the one line goes.
A token you give an agent now stops working after the days you choose, and can be made to read only. When an agent reads your messages, your history says so. How to connect one.
Change the name you go by, and rename your business, from Settings. The sidebar follows at once.
Every message email has a link that turns those emails off in one click, and your email app's own unsubscribe button does the same. Your Inbox still gets every message.
The public site is redrawn: shorter words, the real widgets on real-looking pages, light and dark.
Every widget starts from a template written for a kind of business: a quote form for a trade, a sale bar for a shop, a countdown to opening day. Change anything in the Studio.
Each widget's page opens the Studio right there. Make one without an account, and add it to your site when you are ready.
The Terms, the Privacy Policy, the Data Processing Addendum and the list of sub‑processors are in force.
Count down to a sale, a launch or an event, inside your page or along its top or bottom edge. When the time is up it leaves, or says the sentence you choose.
Settings gives you one file with everything in your account, and deletes the account with everything in it when you ask.
Build in the Studio without an account. When you sign up, what you made is waiting for you.
Change your password, reset a forgotten one by email, and sign out every other device at once.
Sending, sent and failed: the Studio shows each state your visitors can see, and a form checks its fields before it sends.
Claude and other assistants that speak MCP can draft, change and publish a widget with a token you make.
One line at the top or bottom of every page, with a link, that a visitor can close.
A contact form that takes your site's look, and an Inbox where every message arrives, newest first, with who sent it and from which page.