The agent reads more of the conversation
Before it answers, the agent now reads far more of the conversation, including what your team said, so a long chat or a handover no longer loses the thread.
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Every release, month by month, newest first. Each entry is checked against the product, so nothing here is a plan or a feature that's switched off.
More of the conversation in every answer, a reply wait on Meta channels, and a fact-checked website.
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Before it answers, the agent now reads far more of the conversation, including what your team said, so a long chat or a handover no longer loses the thread.
On WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger you can choose how long the agent waits before replying, up to 45 seconds, so a question sent in three quick messages gets one answer.
The site was rebuilt in a lighter design, with a page for each job and industry that says what the agent does and what it doesn't, checked against the product.
Greetings on every channel, Meta without Business Suite, ordering on WooCommerce, offers, and a rebuilt Automations canvas.
21 releases
Add the discounts and promo codes you're running under Knowledge › Offers, with start and end dates, or import your WooCommerce coupons. The agent answers “any discount?” and “koi offer hai?” from the offers that are live, and you can add your store's own words for a sale.
A link in the agent's answer now shows the page name followed by the address itself, clickable, in the website widget and your inbox, the same way links already appeared on WhatsApp, Messenger and Telegram.
A plain hello on WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger or Telegram is now answered with the welcome message you set, instead of whatever the assistant improvised. Edit it once under First reply in Agent Settings and it applies everywhere.
You can now connect a Page with an ordinary Facebook login, or connect an Instagram account that has no Facebook Page behind it at all. The old flow assumed a Meta Business Suite portfolio most small businesses never set up.
New tickets and SLA breaches can be sent to a Slack channel, not just handoff requests. Turn it on per project.
The shareable preview link can now show the real widget over your live homepage, so what you send a colleague looks like the finished thing rather than a demo canvas.
Fixes to cart links, product requests and address collection in the chat: the shopper-facing half of August's commerce work.
One card for each way you can connect, rather than one per logo, so WhatsApp through Meta and WhatsApp through your own number are no longer the same tile in two states.
Instagram was sending our own replies back to us as new messages, which duplicated every bubble and reset the follow-up counter. Fixed, and the duplicates were cleaned up.
The menu scrolls itself instead of the page behind it, the hero fits properly on small screens, and there is a signup button in the mobile header.
On any store it collects the order details and passes them to your team to confirm, and on WooCommerce it can place a cash-on-delivery order in the chat once you switch ordering on. WooCommerce also joined Shopify for catalogue sync, webhooks, live pricing and stock.
Drag, connect and publish on a single builder, with buttons, media, carousels and a schedule trigger, plus a clear line between what's a draft and what's actually live.
A new Engagement section under Agent Settings sets up greeting rules in a minute, without touching Automations.
A visual refresh, plus an "Unanswered" filter, clickable links inside messages, attachment previews without leaving the page, and incoming messages translated automatically as they arrive.
Aivastark plans can now be bought with a promotion code at checkout.
Turn your own GET endpoints into tools the agent can call, such as order status or account usage, instead of waiting on a native integration.
A visitor taps Call and talks to the same assistant that answers their chat. When they ask for a person, a teammate can join the live call from the inbox, or the call becomes a ticket. This is not a phone line.
Both join Zendesk, Freshdesk, Salesforce and webhooks as places your tickets can sync to.
With a Shopify catalogue connected, WhatsApp, Messenger and Instagram now send product photos automatically, and no longer hand a customer the number they're already messaging you on.
It searches before saying it doesn't know, and knowledge-base owners get a heads-up when a crawled page has changed and when training finishes.
Two-factor authentication and a password policy for admin accounts, a security event log, and a round of cross-tenant data isolation fixes.
Ticketing, Shopify catalogue sync, credit-based plans, team permissions and a light theme.
23 releases
A new Attribution section with a UTM builder and channel, campaign, creative and model reporting. Ad click IDs are captured automatically, and Google Ads joins Meta Ads and Stripe as a connection, so you can see which campaigns produce conversations and revenue.
Tickets are now a first-class part of the platform: SLA policies, inbound email intake, a customer CSAT rating page, and support settings for business hours and routing. Tickets sync to Zendesk, Freshdesk, HubSpot and Salesforce, so they reach your team wherever it works.
Tell the assistant "the site says X, the truth is Y" and the correction outranks whatever was crawled. Corrections survive a re-crawl, so a stale page can't bring the wrong answer back.
Workflows and proactive workflows merged into a single Automations page. Triggers now include on-page behaviour, such as scroll depth, time on page, pages viewed and exit intent, alongside audience targeting, wait steps that resume later, and email and Slack steps.
Connect WhatsApp from inside the dashboard through Meta's embedded signup instead of setting it up in the Meta console, with coexistence support for an existing WhatsApp Business setup.
Six plans (Free, Solo, Starter, Growth, Scale and Enterprise) metered in credits rather than conversations, so a short chat costs less than a long one. Paid plans past their allowance keep answering and bill the difference as overage, instead of cutting off.
From Starter, re-crawl a website source on demand, once a day, with a visible refresh history. Growth can also schedule daily, weekly or monthly re-crawls.
Widgets, Team, Leads, Agent, Attribution and Visitor Lenz each collapse into one page with tabs, and the chat panel now has a merchant-set default size plus a working visitor resize handle.
The tracker no longer records the contents of form fields on click, and text captured before the fix has been purged. Analytics data now ages out on a retention schedule rather than being kept indefinitely.
Products, variants, prices and stock now sync directly from Shopify (a full first import, then webhooks and a scheduled delta sync to keep it current), with a Products page that shows what has been imported and what is still running. The assistant answers from the catalogue rather than from crawled product pages, so the same product can't be described two different ways.
Search now ranks results against what the shopper actually asked instead of returning the first few rows, sizes and their synonyms resolve to the same variant (medium, M, 10), a vague request gets one clarifying question before the search, and the assistant will not state a price, size or stock level that no live lookup returned.
Invite a teammate to the whole workspace or to a single project, grant access section by section, see pending invites in the app rather than only by email, and review who changed knowledge, canned responses, team access or a conversation.
Full message bodies and real threading (both were missing), marketing mail kept out of the auto-reply path, and AI-drafted replies you review and approve from the inbox before anything sends.
Visitors can check the tickets they raised without leaving the widget or creating an account, and you choose which fields the ticket form asks for.
Draft a help center article from a prompt, edit it, and publish it.
The dashboard, inbox and admin now render in a light theme by default.
Hover any part of the preview, such as the greeting, the header or a suggested question, and edit it in place instead of finding the matching field in a form.
Images, documents and voice notes sent on WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram and Telegram are stored and shown in the inbox, and the assistant reads the images and transcribes the voice notes. Meta channels also get typing indicators and reactions, and Telegram and Slack contacts show their real profile pictures.
If you already run WhatsApp Business through your own Meta app, you can connect it manually rather than going through embedded signup.
You get an email as your credits and agent budget approach their limits, the dashboard shows where you stand, and support can add credits without touching your recorded usage.
The work a turn does before answering now runs in parallel and streams sooner, and we measure per-channel response time so slow paths are visible rather than assumed.
Visitors can clear the identity the widget stored in their own browser, from the widget menu.
Injected code was removed from the repository and every production build is now scanned for it, Shopify store records were scoped to their owning merchant, admin checks moved server-side, and HTML email is sanitised before it renders in the inbox.
Business Automations, live visitor chat and AI traffic in Visitor Lenz.
5 releases
A no-code automation builder with starter templates, a visual canvas with branching, webhooks, notifications and two-phase calendar booking, plus a run history so you can see what fired and what it produced.
Talk to someone on your site in real time, with the conversation mirrored into the shared inbox alongside every other channel.
See referrals from AI assistants and visits from AI crawlers, separately from ordinary traffic.
Conversation tags, answer feedback in the widget, richer visitor context, and analytics export.
New accounts get a guided onboarding journey, and you can publish help articles for your own customers.
The Shopify embedded app, Answer Gaps and Match my brand.
6 releases
Aivastark runs inside Shopify admin, with Shopify billing and deep links.
The questions your knowledge base can't answer, grouped into a report with a one-click “add as FAQ”.
Generate a widget theme from your own site, review it, then apply it. The first greeting and suggested questions are drawn from your knowledge base, so they're yours from the start.
Zendesk ticket management, a Slack integration, and shareable links and tables in answers.
Customers can rate individual answers, and new users get onboarding tooltips.
Companion cards are generated alongside the answer instead of ahead of it, so replies start sooner.
Shadow DOM isolation, generative cards and the first Visitor Lenz.
6 releases
Host-page CSS can no longer break the widget's layout.
The assistant picks a card layout that fits the answer, such as products, locations, steps, plans or people, and styles it to your theme.
Design the widget's theme and resize it, so the chat panel matches your brand without custom CSS.
In-app, email and WhatsApp notifications for your team, plus handoff settings for passing a conversation to a person.
The first release of visitor analytics, alongside automated lead capture and social channel connections.
A guided onboarding flow for new accounts.
Smart fallback, public pages and 80+ languages.
3 releases
When your content doesn't cover a question, the agent can draw on general knowledge or offer a person, instead of leaving the customer at a dead end.
Features, Pricing, FAQ and Blog pages went live.
80+ languages detected from the customer's first message, with the reply languages you allow set per agent.
The foundations: the widget, the knowledge base and analytics.
4 releases
Your agent's name, colours, logo and persona in a website chat widget.
Ingestion for websites, PDFs and other documents.
The widget installs on any website with a single script tag.
See how conversations go, and let customers rate them.
Everything above is live. Start on the free plan, or see what each plan includes.