Changelog
Everything we shipped, release by release.
Pages the AI builds now actually look designed
Oct 20, 2026- BetterWhen the AI builds a whole page it now picks a colour scheme to match your business first — warm sand and ochre for a café or a guesthouse, a dark canvas with electric purple for a tech product. Every site used to come out looking the same.
- BetterIt now uses real photos from the picture library instead of grey placeholders, and each section fades in the way blocks added from the panel always have.
- FixedFixed three things you could only spot once the page was live: headings vanishing against dark backgrounds, the odd broken image, and a stray code-looking string showing up in the text.
- FixedClosing the tab while the AI is working no longer breaks the conversation. That step is marked as unfinished and you can carry straight on.
- BetterTestimonials no longer use photos of real people, the team and profile shots are now our own, and there's a new set of café scenes in the picture library.
- BetterTidied the top of the AI panel: starting a new chat is one icon, and Advice only moved into the menu next to it — it now sticks instead of quietly switching itself off when you reload.
Your assistant can make the pictures now
Oct 17, 2026- NewA connected AI assistant can now generate images: ask for a banner with a photo of a bright living room and it writes the description, makes the picture and puts it on the page — and it can see what came out, so it retries by itself if that wasn't what you meant.
- BetterEverything it generates is kept in an AI folder in your media library, and comes out of the same monthly image allowance as generating them yourself. Delete the ones you don't want from the media library.
Dialogs stop snapping open
Oct 16, 2026- FixedEsc actually closes a dialog now. Visitors using a keyboard no longer tab out into the page behind an open dialog, and focus returns to the button they came from.
- BetterDialogs now rise into view and tab panels fade in instead of snapping. On phones the page behind an open dialog no longer scrolls along with your finger.
Let the assistant you already pay for work on your site
Oct 15, 2026- NewClaude Code, Codex, Cursor and Claude on the web all connect to your workspace now: paste one address, approve it once in the browser. It runs on your own AI subscription, not your Tessolo allowance. Starter and up.
- NewIt can create a site from a template, add pages and ready-made sections, rewrite copy, reorder sections, change colours, repoint buttons, fill content collections, run the pre-publish checks, publish and roll back.
- NewYou can see what it did: every change comes back with a no-login preview link for that page's draft, and you can ask the assistant for a screenshot — desktop, tablet or phone width.
- NewYou tick what it may do: reading and editing drafts are on by default, publishing and deleting are not — and deleting a page or site also makes it repeat the name back exactly. It saves a backup of a page before its first change, so Versions always has the one from just before.
Two more entrance effects, scroll effects you can see before picking, and a submit button that says it's working
Oct 14, 2026- NewTwo new entrance effects: curtain reveal, where the visible area widens from the bottom up without anything fading in, and light sweep, where a soft band of light passes across the block. Both are staples of portfolio and brand openers.
- BetterScroll effect is now a row of tiles that demonstrate themselves, like entrance animations above it — “depth layers” is not something you can picture from the words alone.
- BetterAfter a visitor hits submit the button itself says “Submitting…” and spins, instead of only the form dimming. On a slow connection an unchanged button reads as a broken one.
A consistency pass across the product: one name for one thing, one place for one setting
Oct 13, 2026- BetterWhen you have changed the theme or site settings but not published yet, the publish panel now says so instead of claiming the live site is up to date — and every settings card spells out whether a change applies on save or after republishing.
- BetterProperty panel options now read as plain words instead of S / M / L codes, units are written the same way everywhere, the same property always sits in the same section, and playback settings for carousels and animations live under Motion.
- BetterTerminology is consistent across the product: form entries are always “submissions”, the analytics page is “Analytics”, the collection panel is “Data”, and site templates and block presets are named apart.
- BetterFavourited presets keep their thumbnails in the Add panel; each entrance effect tile carries a direction mark so you can tell them apart at a glance; deleting a redirect, restoring a version and unpublishing an entry now ask first.
- BetterSite settings are reachable from inside the editor, “New page…” in the top bar opens the dialog directly, and empty lists (members, redirects, API keys, integrations) now tell you what to do next.
Every template got a visual pass: sections that come alive, tighter typography, and a new editorial colour set
Oct 12, 2026- BetterEvery section in all 16 templates now animates in piece by piece as you scroll, instead of the whole screen appearing at once. Sites built from a template get this out of the box.
- BetterBig headings are tighter, rows of cards appear one after another, and the features, testimonials, FAQ and pricing sections now open with a rule and a small label so the page reads in chapters.
- NewA new eighth colour set, Press: white page, ink-black text, indigo accents, square corners and a condensed headline face — for sites that need to look brisk and professional. The booking and property-listing templates now start from it.
- NewHeadings and text can set their letter spacing, text can run vertically, and any word you wrap in *asterisks* inside a heading picks up your brand colour.
- NewA new Spotlight block: two images stacked, and wherever the pointer goes it reveals the one underneath — handy for before-and-after shots.
- BetterChanging an entrance effect now replays the whole group on the canvas instead of just one item — and when the effect lives on the container, the panel gives you a direct way to jump to it.
Finding a template got easier: search, save, sort — and hover to see the whole page
Oct 11, 2026- NewYou can search the template library now — by name, by industry, or by what it can do (“booking”, “survey”).
- NewSave the templates you like. They move to the front in the template library and in the new-site dialog.
- NewHover a template and the cover turns into the real page, slowly scrolling through it — you can see the whole thing without clicking in.
- BetterThe template library is a lot calmer: two rows of filters instead of three, and just two labels per card. Everything else moved into the template page. On phones it now lists top to bottom instead of scrolling sideways.
- NewThe new-site dialog can filter by industry and search by name too.
- FixedFixed the new-site dialog showing template code names with blank thumbnails — and failing to create the site at all once you picked one.
Headlines rise line by line, buttons lean toward the cursor
Oct 10, 2026- NewHeadings can now rise line by line. Press Enter in the text to decide where lines break — far easier to read than one character at a time.
- NewNew button style: magnetic. The button leans toward the cursor and springs back when you leave. Keep it for the one or two buttons that matter most.
- NewNew "Scroll story" block template: steps scroll on the left while the image stays pinned on the right. On phones it stacks automatically.
No picture for that section? Describe one
Oct 9, 2026- NewAnywhere you pick an image there is now a Generate tab: write a sentence, choose a style and a shape, get four to choose from, and the one you pick goes straight into your media library.
- NewYou can also generate from the Media page, so you can get a few pictures ready before you start building.
- BetterPicking an image now fills in an empty image description for you, which clears most of that warning from the pre-publish check.
Pre-publish check now tells you what's actually broken
Oct 8, 2026- BetterResults now come in three tiers. “Visitors will run into these” — clicks that do nothing, content that won't show up — comes first and is open by default; search-and-sharing notes and nice-to-haves fold into a single line each. Before, twenty-odd items sat in one flat list and the two that mattered looked exactly like a missing image caption.
- BetterEvery suggestion now has somewhere to go. A few of them — a cart with no drawer, a members area with no sign-in box — used to have no button at all, leaving you to guess where to click.
- FixedIn the editor, a long list of suggestions no longer pushes the publish button off the screen.
Getting things from your other tools onto the page
Oct 7, 2026- NewThe insert panel has an Embeds group now: booking calendars, maps, forms from other tools and product demos all live there, instead of at the bottom of a long list.
- NewSix services you can add by pasting a link: Arcade, Navattic, Storylane and Supademo (turn your product into a demo visitors click through themselves — it holds attention better than a demo video), Cal.com booking, and Unicorn Studio effects.
- BetterPick a service and the height is already right, instead of guessing. If you've set your own height it stays yours.
- FixedThe video block now also takes YouTube Shorts and stream replays, Vimeo and Loom, and a Bilibili link to a specific part no longer jumps back to part one. Paste something it can't place and it says so, instead of publishing a black rectangle.
Put your product on the page and let people spin it
Oct 6, 2026- NewNew 3D model block: upload a .glb file to Media and visitors can drag it around — or let it spin on its own.
- NewNew “3D product showcase” template: a spinning model on the left, selling points and a button on the right.
- BetterCompressed models load everywhere: the decoders are served from our own servers, not a third-party CDN.
A round of fixes for the places that quietly did nothing
Oct 5, 2026- FixedTabs actually switch now: each tab is its own box you can put anything into, and you rename tabs in the side panel instead of editing a block of code. Visitors click a tab and the content changes.
- FixedFAQ items get a proper question-and-answer editor instead of a block of code — and answers can now carry links, line breaks and bold text.
- BetterSearch engines can now read your FAQ answers. They used to appear only after a visitor clicked, so search engines never saw them — and FAQs are exactly the kind of content people search for.
- FixedEmpty grids and stacks used to be invisible and impossible to drop into. They now show a dashed “drag blocks here” box while you edit; it never appears on the published site.
- FixedDropping something into the top nav or footer used to make it vanish. It lands properly now.
- FixedAfter adding an entrance effect like “rise”, the selection outline used to stay behind and sit off the content. It follows along now.
- FixedRight-clicking empty space made the canvas jump, and the menu had only “paste” left enabled. No more jumping, and you can open page settings right from there.
- BetterThings that only belong inside another block — image hotspots, carousel slides — used to do nothing when dropped elsewhere. They now land somewhere sensible, or tell you where they belong.
- BetterWhen a button's click action needs a dialog, a form or a section that the page doesn't have yet, you can now create one on the spot and it gets linked up for you.
- FixedRenaming a form used to quietly break its submit button. The button now follows the rename.
- FixedOn English sites, a freshly dragged button said “按钮” and collection cards said “查看详情”. They now follow the site language.
New template: boutique stay
Oct 4, 2026- NewA sixteenth template, Boutique stay. The homepage runs to ten sections — a full-screen exterior, featured rooms, what there is to do, a photo of the courtyard you can click into, how a day goes, guest quotes, and check-in times with directions — plus Rooms and Book pages and a per-room detail page.
- NewIt comes with a Rooms collection and six example rooms — cover, nightly rate, how many it sleeps, size, bed and amenity tags — listed cheapest first. Replace them with your own and you're live.
- BetterThe photographs in it are ours rather than stock, so nothing in it carries someone else's branding. Swap them the moment you have real ones — a real room always beats a good picture of a different room.
Fix your words and swap a photo from your phone
Oct 3, 2026- NewOpen a page on your phone and you now get a content view: the text and pictures on that page, in the order they appear, each one a tap away from being edited and saved. Before, all you got here was “use a computer”.
- NewSwapping a picture works there too: open a card with a thumbnail and pick from your library — or shoot one on the spot and upload it.
- FixedHolding an iPad upright used to open a squeezed, sideways-scrolling editor — the screen simply can't fit all three panels. It now opens the content view instead, and widening the window takes you straight back to the full editor.
- BetterLayout and adding blocks still need a computer — the note at the top says so, so you're not left hunting for a button that isn't there.
There's a bell in the top bar now
Oct 2, 2026- NewWhat happens in your workspaces now lands in the bell in the top bar: an invite for you, someone accepting yours, a domain going live, a failed payment, the orders a site took today. Each one comes with the button to act on it, so you don't have to dig through email.
- NewThese used to reach only the workspace owner. Admins now see them in the console as well — they're usually the ones with it open all day. No email was taken away.
- BetterSomeone accepting your invite, a site transfer being declined, a collection failing to sync from its sheet — none of these said anything before. They do now.
Getting your site found
Oct 1, 2026- NewYou can now paste your Google, Bing or Naver verification code straight into site settings. It used to require custom code, which meant free plans couldn't do it at all — and so never saw any search data.
- NewWhile you write an SEO title or description, you now see how it will look in a search result — and whether it's long enough to get cut off.
- NewNot sure what to write? Let AI write it reads what's already on the page and drafts a title and description — using only what's actually there.
- NewSite settings now lists every page and whether it has a description of its own. The ones falling back to the site default all show the same sentence in search results.
- NewEvery published site now also serves a plain-text summary for AI assistants, so tools like ChatGPT read it more accurately.
- BetterThe pre-publish check now flags titles and descriptions that will be cut off in search results — titles measured with your site name already appended.
Published pages got a third lighter
Sep 30, 2026- BetterYour published pages used to download the translations our own console needs. They now carry only their own, cutting about a third of the scripts a first-time visitor downloads — most noticeable on phones and slow networks.
- BetterThe template gallery and your workspace home are faster too — previews no longer rebuild all fifteen templates in your browser.
A pass over everything that quietly did nothing
Sep 29, 2026- FixedOn a product with options, Buy now used to fail with nothing shown on the page. It now carries the selected option, and any error is spelled out under the button.
- FixedWhen Add to cart can't add — sold out, or the cart is full — it now says why instead of doing nothing.
- FixedIf your price field isn't named “price”, the cart now shows the amount instead of falling back to “Shown at checkout”.
- BetterIf online purchase is on but the page buyers return to has no Order summary, the pre-publish check now says so — otherwise they pay and land on an ordinary page.
- NewFor signed-in visitors the cart follows the person: what they add on a phone is still there when they sign in on a laptop.
- BetterA small “What else this site can do” row now sits under the page list, listing only what you have not used yet — it disappears once you have.
- BetterThere is a “?” in the top bar now — docs and support are no longer hidden behind your own avatar. Version history also opens straight from the site menu or ⌘K.
- BetterOn phones the cart drawer no longer lets the page scroll behind it, and the quantity and remove buttons have a bigger tap area.
- BetterOrders and Site members only appear once a site actually uses them, instead of sitting empty on every marketing site.
- BetterSite settings are regrouped: Payments gets its own group, and the handful of developer-only things move under “For developers” — a group you can ignore.
- BetterThe editor's Add panel now leads with the blocks you use daily; the site-wide ones you insert once — header, footer, cart — sit at the bottom.
- BetterThe properties panel now has a Page settings link — no more clicking empty canvas to reach the page title and SEO.
- FixedChanging the checkout currency used to silently empty every visitor's cart. The items now stay; only the amount moves to the checkout page.
- BetterCancelling on the payment page now reopens the cart and says the items are still there, instead of returning you to silence.
- BetterAfter a sign-in email goes out, visitors can switch to a different address instead of reloading the page; and a failed Google sign-in now says whether you cancelled or the account can't be used.
- BetterNaming is consistent now: teammates in a workspace are “team members”, visitor accounts on your site are “site members”, header and footer are called that everywhere, and both the site and page fields are called “address”.
Forms can now take files and bookings
Sep 28, 2026- NewA new Upload a file field lets visitors attach a CV, a photo of the fault or a brief. Only you and your teammates can download it, once signed in — it is never public.
- NewA new Pick a time field turns any form into a booking form. Set the days, hours, slot length and how many people you can take, and visitors choose from what's free. Full slots disappear on their own.
- NewOutgoing integrations now include Mailchimp: every address a form collects joins your audience automatically, instead of waiting for the next CSV export.
- BetterRequired fields now show a star next to the label, and screen readers announce them — visitors no longer find out what they missed only after hitting Submit.
Hand a finished site to your client — it takes one email
Sep 27, 2026- NewSite settings has a new Transfer site option: enter their email, they accept, and the whole site moves — pages, content, responses, orders and domains included. The address doesn't change and the site never goes down.
- NewThey don't need an account yet — signing up from the email hands them the site. Invites are good for seven days and you can cancel or resend at any time.
- NewBefore you send, you see exactly what goes and what stays: images shared with your other sites stay behind, and checkout is switched off so the new owner can connect their own Stripe.
- NewYou can also hand over a whole workspace now: make another member the owner in the member list, and the workspace and its subscription go with it.
See the effect before you keep it: tiles that demo themselves, played right on the canvas
Sep 26, 2026- BetterEntrance animation is no longer a dropdown but eight tiles, each looping its own effect — no more guessing which is which.
- NewPick one and the selected element plays it once, right there on the canvas, while everything around it stays put. There's a Play again button too.
- BetterText effects, section background patterns and button styles now open the same live gallery, so you can finally see what "aurora" and "shine" actually look like.
- BetterThe five groups in the properties panel now fold. Everything starts open, the titles stay visible, and the editor remembers what you folded.
- NewThree new hero templates: beam, meteor and light rays.
- FixedThe box decoration options — travelling beam, sheen, neon glow, cursor glow, hover glare — never appeared in the properties panel. They do now.
Take a page with you: export it as an image, a PDF, a web page, or React code
Sep 25, 2026- NewThere's a new export button in the editor's top bar (or press ⌘⇧E). It exports what's on the canvas right now — no need to publish first.
- NewImages and PDFs are rendered in a real browser, so they match what visitors see. Choose desktop, tablet or phone; the whole page or just the first screen; one long sheet or A4 pages.
- New"Web page" gives you one HTML file you can just double-click. "React component" gives you self-contained code with the styles already built — drop it into any React project.
- NewRight-click any block on the canvas to copy just that block's code to your clipboard.
- BetterBefore exporting we tell you what changes in a static version — carousels become a row you can swipe, collection lists freeze with today's content. When there's nothing to say, we say nothing.
- BetterPublished sites got a little lighter along the way — about 10KB less to download on every page.
Products can have variants; members can sign in with Google; buyers get an order confirmation
Sep 24, 2026- NewCollections gain a Variants field type: sizes, colors or bundles, each with its own optional price and an in-stock switch. Put a Variant picker on the detail page and Buy / Add to cart charge the chosen variant; different variants of one item are separate lines in the cart.
- NewThe member sign-in box gains Sign in with Google: visitors pick a Google account and they're in, no email to wait for. Works on custom domains too.
- NewAfter paying, buyers receive an order confirmation from your site's name listing what they bought and the total; replies go straight to your notification address. It can be switched off under Payments settings.
Import a Figma frame straight into a page
Sep 23, 2026- NewNew page gains Import from a Figma frame: paste a Figma personal access token once in Account settings, then paste a frame link and its structure, text and images become blocks, with images added to your media library. Colors and fonts follow the site theme; edit everything as usual afterwards.
Collections can sync from a Google Sheet; published entries and new members can be pushed out too
Sep 22, 2026- NewCollections gain a Data source: paste a sheet's CSV address (Google Sheets → Publish to the web → CSV), match the columns to your fields, and it syncs automatically every 15 minutes to once a day. Rows removed from the sheet are unpublished. Ideal for price lists, store lists and schedules that already live in a spreadsheet.
- BetterOutgoing integrations gain two events: Entry published (from the console, imports, sheet sync or the write interface) and Member joined, deliverable to Slack, Feishu, Discord or your own address.
Cart, order summary, My orders, and paid orders pushed to Slack / Zapier
Sep 21, 2026- NewThree new blocks under Site: a Cart drawer for the header, a Cart icon with the item count for the navbar, and Add to cart on list cards and detail-page buttons. Visitors pick several things and check out once; the cart survives page changes and reloads.
- NewOrder summary goes on the page buyers return to after paying and shows what the order contains; My orders goes on a members page so signed-in buyers can see their past orders.
- BetterOutgoing integrations can subscribe to Order paid: every successful payment goes to Slack, Feishu, Discord, automation tools or your own address, with the same automatic retries.
Sell online: connect your own Stripe account and sell items right on the site
Sep 20, 2026- NewSite settings gain Payments: connect your own Stripe account, switch on Sell online and pick a checkout currency. The money goes straight to your account; we take no cut.
- NewButtons on a product detail page gain On click → Buy this item, and list-card fields can show as a Buy button. The price is always the published one from the console.
- NewThe site console gains Orders: buyer, items, amount and status for every checkout, filterable and exportable; refunds made in Stripe sync back. Buyers automatically become members of the site.
Restaurant and local-service templates get category pages; lists can show a total
Sep 19, 2026- BetterIn the Restaurant and Local service templates, categories are now a real collection instead of tags: the home page gets a browse-by-type section and every category has its own page listing what's in it.
- NewCollection lists gain a Show count switch: “N items” above the list, counted after filters. Category pages have it on by default.
Categories, second pass: name them in spreadsheets, filter by several at once, and get a warning before deleting one
Sep 18, 2026- BetterWhen importing a spreadsheet, reference columns such as Category accept the entry's name or slug instead of an id; exports write names too, so a round trip just works.
- NewList filters gain “is any of”: tick a few categories and one list shows products from all of them.
- BetterPills showing several categories now link to each category's own page.
- BetterBefore you unpublish or delete an entry that others point at, the console tells you how many and from which field.
- NewThe public read API can expand references into the linked entries in one request.
Members area: visitors sign in with their email, and pages or sections can be members-only
Sep 17, 2026- NewVisitors enter their email on your site and get a sign-in link — no password. Everyone who signs in shows up under Members in the site console, where you can block, delete or export them.
- NewPage settings gain Members only: signed-out visitors see a sign-in screen instead, and search engines don't index those pages.
- NewEvery block gets a Who can see this setting: everyone, members only, or signed-out only — so one page can show members more, or nudge everyone else to sign in.
- NewTwo new blocks: Member sign-in (the email form) and Member menu (a sign-in / sign-out item for the header).
API keys: let other systems read and write your content
Sep 16, 2026- NewSite settings gain API keys: issue one to an automation tool or your own backend and it can read and write collection entries and pull form submissions without logging in. A key is shown once when issued, can expire, and can be revoked at any time.
- NewWith a key you can create, update, delete and publish entries — validated exactly like the console — and read a password-protected site.
Push to Slack, Feishu and Zapier; embed calendars, maps and forms by pasting a link
Sep 15, 2026- NewSite settings gain Outgoing integrations: push every form submission to Slack, Feishu, Discord, Zapier, Make or your own endpoint — several targets at once, and only for the forms you pick.
- NewSlack, Feishu and Discord get a readable message rather than raw data; failed pushes retry automatically and repeated failures email you.
- NewYour own endpoint can have a signing secret; every push carries a signature so the receiver knows it really came from Tessolo.
- NewThe Embed block can now pick a service — Calendly, Google Maps, Typeform / Tally / Google Forms, Loom / Vimeo, Spline 3D, Figma — and takes an ordinary share link instead of embed code.
- NewThree ready-made sections — Booking calendar, Map, Third-party form — join the insert panel; the pre-publish check flags embed links that are empty or not recognised.
Collections can now relate to each other: products get categories, categories get their own pages
Sep 14, 2026- NewCreating a Products collection now also creates a Categories collection; a product’s category is picked from it instead of typed as a loose word.
- NewLists can show the linked entry’s content: the category name appears on cards, you can pick fields like “Category › Cover”, and clicking the name opens the category page.
- NewA category’s detail page can list “products in this category”: choose “this page’s item” as the filter and each category page lists only its own products.
- NewThe Brand shop template ships with four categories, a “Shop by category” section on the home page and a page per category.
- BetterPicking a linked entry now uses a searchable picker, and linked columns in the entry list show names instead of counts.
- BetterThe pre-publish check now flags linked entries that were deleted or are still unpublished — both would render empty on the live site.
Five new templates: portfolio, local service booking, listings, restaurant, wedding
Sep 13, 2026- NewFifteen site templates instead of ten, filling in the whole “one person or one shop taking bookings” side: personal portfolio, local services with booking, listings, restaurant and wedding.
- NewA new colour scheme, Warm serif: cream base with terracotta and olive and rounded serif headings — for food, stays, florists and weddings.
- NewThe Listings template ships with filtering, sorting and pagination already set up: available places only, cheapest first, six to a page — so you can see how page two behaves straight away.
- NewThe booking and wedding templates come with a multi-step form and submission limits already switched on — one response per person, a cap, and a closing date — so you don't have to set them up by hand.
- NewEight more ready-made pages in the New page catalog: services and booking, a personal home page, a booking form, hours and location, services and prices, listings, a menu, and RSVP.
- BetterThree more starting points when you create a collection: services, listings, and menu items.
A catalog of ready-made pages for “New page”, plus surveys: four question types and response stats
Sep 12, 2026- NewCreating a page now opens a catalog: a blank page first, then groups for landing pages, common pages, content pages and surveys — each a thumbnail you pick in one click, landing straight in the editor.
- NewPick a page that shows a list (products, posts…) and you also get the collection it needs, a few sample items and the matching detail page — the “Read more” buttons work right away.
- Better“From my templates” moved to its own tab, and “clone from a URL” is now a collapsed option under the blank page instead of competing with templates.
- NewRun surveys: the New Page catalog has a Surveys group (satisfaction, one question per screen), and you can drop a blank survey from the “Forms & surveys” category in the insert panel.
- NewFour question types: single choice, multiple choice (with min/max picks), ratings (stars, 1–5, or 0–10 recommendation score), and ordered scales like “strongly disagree → strongly agree”. Each question is one block — prompt, hint and options come together.
- NewA “Thank-you screen” block: after a successful submit, the whole form is replaced by your own closing message — put a promo code, a button or an image in it.
- NewThe Forms page has a new Stats tab: responses, people who started, completion rate, a daily trend, and per-question option shares (zero-vote options are listed too, so you can check for typos). Recommendation scores are split into 9–10 / 7–8 / 0–6. The summary exports as a spreadsheet for your weekly report.
- NewForm settings gained “Submission rules”: one response per person, a closing time, and a response cap. Once closed, visitors see the closing message you wrote.
- BetterFailed webhook deliveries are now retried automatically (after 5 min, 15 min, 1 h, 6 h, 24 h). Repeated failures email the workspace owner, and form settings show recent deliveries with a manual retry.
- BetterThe free plan no longer caps the number of pages — build as many as you like (still one workspace, still our badge in the footer).
- FixedBuilding a single page from a landing-page template no longer leaves dead buttons — links that pointed at other template pages now scroll to the matching section on your page.
- FixedQuestions whose text contained punctuation such as “?” used to break submissions. They're handled automatically now.
- FixedTwo questions with the same name in one form used to overwrite each other, leaving a single column in the export. They're now kept apart, and a pre-publish check asks you to name them differently.
- FixedOn sites with a second language, one question could split into two columns depending on the visitor's language. Answers now always land in the same column, named in the default language (existing submissions are unchanged).
No domain yet? Search here. Plus a Web3 project template with four new blocks
Sep 11, 2026- NewIf you don’t have a domain yet, you can now search for one right in Site settings › Custom domain. Prices are Cloudflare’s at-cost prices, with registration and renewal shown side by side (many extensions are cheap the first year and several times more after — now you can see it). Pick one and buy it at Cloudflare: the domain is registered under your own name, and we never handle your payment.
- NewIf your domain’s DNS is hosted at Cloudflare, you can authorize once and let us add the records for you: first the certificate validation record (your live site is untouched), then one click to switch traffic once the certificate is ready. Any record we replace is saved and restored automatically when you unbind.
- BetterAdding the records yourself got a lot more specific: we recognize your DNS provider (Aliyun, DNSPod, GoDaddy and others) and link straight to it, and both records can be copied as one message to send to whoever manages your domain. The page now checks automatically, so you don’t have to sit and wait — and if it stalls, we list the usual causes.
- NewNew site template “Web3 project (dark)”: the home page ships with a token allocation chart, roadmap, contract address and social icon row, plus a whitepaper summary page. After creating the site, follow the pre-publish checks to swap the example addresses for your own.
- New“Timeline” block: roadmaps and milestones, each stage with a title, description and done / in-progress / planned status. Horizontal on desktop, vertical on phones.
- New“Allocation chart” block: a donut chart with a legend for token allocation, use of funds or revenue mix. The pre-publish check warns if the shares don't add up to 100%.
- New“Social icon row” block: icons for X, Discord, Telegram, GitHub and a dozen more platforms — just fill in the links. The same brand icons are now available in the icon picker.
- New“Copyable text” block and a “Copy some text” button action: contract addresses, invite codes and payment accounts copy with one tap; long addresses are shortened in the middle.
- BetterButtons and links can now point at a file from the media library (say, a whitepaper PDF), opening in a new tab or downloading. If the file is later deleted, the pre-publish check flags it.
- NewYou can now regenerate a site's preview link: click next to “Preview draft” on the site page and every link you shared before stops working immediately. If a link went to the wrong person or got forwarded, you can finally take it back. Site passwords are unaffected.
- BetterIf you paste something into the “Inside <head>” box that can't take effect there (the noscript half of a GTM snippet, say), it's now listed right below with a pointer to the box it belongs in — instead of you finding out after publishing that only half of it installed.
- BetterEmbeds that contain a script now need Starter or above, the same as custom code. Plain iframe embeds — maps, forms, video, dashboards — are unaffected and stay available on the free plan. Live sites keep working; you'll only see the notice when you republish.
- FixedForm notification webhooks no longer accept internal network addresses — public https only.
You can now reach us directly, and every article and product page gets its own title
Sep 10, 2026- NewYou can now change a page's address: pick “Change address…” from the “···” menu in the page list, or edit it in the page settings panel in the editor. Links you already shared and search results keep working, because the old address can forward to the new one automatically (on paid plans).
- BetterYou can now upload the site icon directly (or pick one from your media library, or drag it in) instead of hunting for an icon URL — and saving applies it right away, with no need to publish again.
- FixedThe password page of a protected site now shows your own site icon (it used to show the Tessolo icon).
- FixedFixed published pages sometimes showing a blank screen on phones, and staying blank after a refresh — it happened most often when arriving from another app or switching back from the background.
- FixedStray spaces and invisible characters around a pasted link are now removed automatically, so the link still opens.
- NewThere's a new contact page: ask about pricing, usage, billing or invoices, and we'll reply to the email you leave within one business day.
- New“Contact support” now sits in the account menu in the console and under the “?” in the editor, so you don't have to leave to hunt for an email address.
- FixedArticle and product pages all showed up as “Article” or “Product” in search results and shared links — they now use each item's own title and summary.
- Fixed“Translate site with AI” left the translated entries in draft, so the live pages still showed the original text — entries that were already live are now republished for you.
- FixedEntries the AI skipped were counted as done; now you're told exactly which ones, and running it again retries just those.
- BetterThe first time you add a language, a language switcher is added to the top navigation — visitors previously had no way to find the other version.
- FixedChanging plans on a workspace that already had a subscription failed with a bare “server error” — upgrading and downgrading work again.
- FixedAfter upgrading to remove the “Made with Tessolo” badge, the live site still showed it — you're now prompted to publish once to apply it.
- FixedThe “Back to home” button on six templates' action pages did nothing — it now goes home.
- BetterVisitors who miss the human-verification box are now told to complete it first, instead of getting a “verification failed” message after submitting.
- FixedInviting someone who's already a member (and similar mistakes) showed a bare “server error” — the reason is now spelled out.
- FixedThe editor showed AI usage ten times lower than the billing page — both now agree.
Filter, sort and page through your content — and tags that fill themselves
Sep 9, 2026- FixedCollections with more than 50 items hid the rest from the admin — now you can page through them.
- NewSearch items, filter by status and sort by clicking a column header — and search now matches titles, not just the URL name.
- NewChoose which columns the item table shows and drag them into order — the setting is shared with your whole team.
- NewCollection lists and carousels on a page can take filters, like 「only products over 199」.
- Fixed「Cheapest 3 by price」 now really gives you the cheapest three.
- FixedTwo lists using the same collection on one page can now have their own sorting and count instead of overwriting each other.
- NewFields can now be tags: add them one at a time instead of typing commas, with suggestions from tags already used in the collection.
- BetterThe launch checklist on the site page can be collapsed and reopened — before, hiding it made it gone for good.
- FixedSwitching fonts in Theme no longer makes the whole screen flash.
- FixedThe tooltips on the article editor's toolbar were blank white boxes.
- FixedOpening the full changelog from the Chinese console no longer lands on the English page.
Pages and publishing, right inside the editor
Sep 8, 2026- BetterThe editor's side panels can be resized and collapsed (top-bar buttons or ⌘\), and remember their width.
- NewPress ⌘K for the command palette: type a page, block or action to switch, insert or publish without hunting for buttons.
- BetterThe right panel is down to Properties and Theme: with nothing selected it shows page settings; AI moved to the left, and version history lives under Publish.
- BetterPresets now show thumbnails so you can see what they look like, and they stay visible while searching.
- NewA launch checklist at the top of the site page: publish, share image, domain, form notifications and teammates, each one click away.
- BetterSite cards now show a real screenshot of the homepage instead of a text placeholder.
- NewA new Pages tab in the editor lists every page: click to switch, right-click to rename, duplicate, set as homepage or delete, and add new pages without leaving.
- NewPublish is now the main button in the top-right: it shows the site address, changed pages and pre-publish suggestions, then updates the live site in one click.
- BetterThe page name in the top bar opens a quick page switcher; the help menu now lists keyboard shortcuts and what's new.
- BetterDeleting pages, members, media and the like now uses a proper confirmation dialog that spells out what happens.
- FixedSwitching pages inside the editor no longer loses the last second or two of edits.
- NewSelect an image, video or box and drag its sides to change the width; drag an image's corner for its shape, or a section's bottom edge for its height.
- NewTwo-column layouts now have a draggable gutter for the left/right split.
- BetterA picture you widened on desktop automatically fills the width on phones when it no longer fits, so there is nothing extra to adjust.
- FixedOn sites with the anti-spam check turned on, visitors could not submit forms and saw a raw English error. Fixed.
Run your site in several languages
Sep 7, 2026- NewAdd languages in site settings, translate both page text and collection items, and visitors get the right language from the address.
- NewLet AI translate the whole site in one go; it only touches what is untranslated or has changed.
- NewNew email signup block: visitors can get an automatic welcome email, and you can export the list or sync it to your email tool.
- NewImages, videos and carousels can now stretch to both screen edges for full-width banners.
- NewSwitch to the phone breakpoint and swap the picture to give small screens their own image.
Better looking landing pages
Sep 6, 2026- NewNew entrance animations, gradient and photo backgrounds, glass surfaces and a dozen animated blocks.
- NewCollection items can be exported as CSV.
- BetterAI page generation is much more reliable on long pages.