Faster, steadier and easier to trust

Not every update is a new button. This round was about AICre8 doing what you expect, every time: publishing the right version, keeping previews steady, loading faster and telling you plainly when something is wrong.

Publish always includes your latest edits

Publishing straight after the AI finished could put an older version live, because the newest changes were still saving. Publish now waits for every edit to save first, and tells you if one couldn't be saved instead of publishing without it.

Fewer false preview errors

When a build added a new package, the preview could briefly throw an error and offer a repair your code didn't need. It now reloads itself instead, and only offers a repair if the error comes back. And a project left open with no one using it for 15 minutes now pauses its preview on its own, so an open tab doesn't use up your build hours overnight. It wakes the moment you come back.

Fix finishes the job

On big projects, a Fix could spend its turn reading files and stop to ask you to reply "continue". It now carries on by itself and makes the change in the same go.

A faster AICre8

The homepage now downloads less than half the code it did, and every other page is lighter too. The builder, settings and voice assistant load when they're needed, and if you're signed in, the builder is fetched quietly in the background so starting a build doesn't wait.

A live status page

aicre8.dev/status shows whether the app, the AI builder and published websites are working right now. If we ever pause building for maintenance, you'll see it there and in the builder, and your projects and live sites stay safe.

Help when something's wrong

Tell the AI Concierge something's broken and it files a support ticket with your words and the page you were on, then reads you a reference. When the AICre8 team replies, you get an email with a button that opens the ticket.

Small things that add up

• Sign up from a Remix button or any page that asks you to, and you go straight back to where you were heading.
• New-lead emails are easy to read on phones in dark mode.