What's new

Ask Companio to show a page in other countries, right from Visitors

The Visitors switch shows a page in the US only. Selling in Canada, the UK or Australia too? Open the page's Visitors… note and click Ask Companio, under the switch.

A new chat opens. Companio says who sees the page right now and asks which countries you want. Answer in plain words, like "the US and Canada", and it sets that up.

Nothing changes until you answer. Whatever you were already working on keeps going in its own chat.

Close the tab. Your chat keeps working.

You don't have to sit and watch any more. Once you've sent a message, Companio keeps working on it whether or not you're there. Close the tab, reload the page, shut the laptop. The work carries on.

Come back when you're ready and open the chat from Past work. If it's finished, the reply is waiting. If it's still going, you'll see how far it has got and can watch the rest land.

Show a page in the US only, and send everyone else to another link

Running an offer that only ships to the US? Your page can now show in the United States only. Everyone else is sent to a link you pick, like your store or a product that ships worldwide.

Ask Companio in one sentence: "show my starter kit page in the US only and send everyone else to my shop". Or open the page's dots menu on Pages, pick Visitors…, switch it on and paste the link.

The card says it's on without you opening anything. "Live · US only", and a line under the address that says where everyone else goes. Click either one to change it.

Switch it off and every visitor sees the page again. Your link is kept for next time.

Every new page is read for your voice

Every page Companio builds now gets one more read before it's handed to you. Does this sound like you?

Paste your own draft and ask for a page, and your words stay your words. Companio builds the page from them and changes nothing for voice. You get up to five short notes instead. Each one shows the line as you wrote it and a line that sounds more like you. Say which ones you want and it makes them.

When Companio wrote the words itself, it fixes the voice and tells you what it changed.

Either way it says what it read the page against, like your voice bank or your bio. If it picked the wrong thing, you'll see it straight away.

Put back an earlier version of your page

Every time you publish, Companio keeps a copy. Open Earlier versions from the page's More menu, pick one, and put it back in your draft. Your live page only changes when you publish.

Hand your copy to the copy team

Need ads, an email or product copy that has to sell? Type / in the chat box and pick /copy. Then say what you need and send it.

The copy team takes it from there. A copywriter writes the draft. Two critics check the facts and whether it sounds like you, then a third checks whether it will sell. Companio works through what they found before handing it over.

If something important is missing, like which product or which offer, Companio asks you first.

Start reading while Companio is still writing

When Companio writes you a doc, like a set of ads or an email sequence, you no longer wait on a blank page. It opens on the first finished section a few seconds after it starts, and every section after that lands whole underneath.

When Companio hands a job to its copy team, their office stays in your chat from start to finish. Each helper walks in through the door when their part starts, so you can see who's on it at a glance.

Their drafts land the same way, one section at a time. The first one opens in front of you. Anything else they write opens as a new tab, so the page you're reading stays put.

Nothing moves while you read. The page never scrolls on its own, and when something you're reading gets changed, the change lights up right where it is.

When a new section lands out of sight, a small pill at the bottom tells you, like "Variant 3 is ready below". Click it to jump there, or just keep scrolling.

The line at the bottom of the page shows which section Companio is on. When it's done, the doc is yours to edit, right where you were reading.

Your images open next to your page

Every ad Companio makes for you now opens in an Images tab, right next to your page and your docs. No more scrolling back up the chat to compare an ad with the page it's for.

Everything Companio makes in one reply lands together as one set, newest on top. The chat keeps one small card for it that takes you straight there.

Like one? Click Save to gallery under it. Downloading an image saves it too. Companio notices what you save and leans toward it next time.

Want a different take? Click Another angle. You get three ways in you haven't tried yet, each with the reason behind it, from what you saved, your notes and your ads. Nothing gets made until you pick one.

Keep typing while Companio works

Thought of something while Companio is still working? Type it and press Enter. Your message waits its turn on the slip above the chat box, then goes the moment the reply is done. No holding it in your head.

Line up a few if you like. They show up as separate messages, in the order you wrote them, and Companio reads them all in one go.

Changed your mind? Click the pencil to rewrite one, or the cross to take it off.

Your pages and docs, one click apart

Everything you make in a chat now sits in the tabs above your work, pages and docs side by side. A page has a little globe on its tab, a doc has a sheet of paper.

Click between them whenever you like, even while a page is still being built. Companio keeps going in the background and the page's tab shimmers until it's done. You stay on whatever you clicked until you send your next message.

Hop from page to page and each one is there straight away. Go back to one you had open and it's instant, scrolled right where you left it.

Want your offer next to its page? Drag a tab left or right and drop it where you like. It stays put next time you open the chat. Tuck your work to the side and the tabs line up down the edge with the same globe and paper, and you can drag those up and down too.