What is new
Every shipped thing, dated. If it is listed here, it is live.
Chat, home, plans, projects, pages, files, mail, decisions, people, schedule, spark, websites, code, check, formats, drafts, settings, sign-in and join now follow one design, on desk and phone.
Connect GitHub, then pick GitHub Copilot on a point's build step. It receives the point as an issue on the repository you name and the pull request lands back on the point when it is done.
Build from a plan point and the plan's why, the point, its thread, what it waits on and its files travel with the order. You say what to make; the context is never retyped.
Every piece of a draft that sits on a plan carries Build this. The build reads the piece, the decision behind it and the plan.
A draft opens with its counters, the road across the top with your stop lit, the decision in one block, the pieces as cards, what was considered and what does not change. The shared link draws the same page.
Formats has a directory page. The format library sits under it.
When Wavn looked something up or read a file to answer, the steps it took are listed above the answer.
Settings offers the light interface again, beside dark.
Upload a file from the Files page. Lock a decision from its record.
Connected tools open in a drawer from Settings.
A pasted document reaches the builder word for word. Small jobs run on the fast builder; a plan point gets nine minutes, a research point twenty.
A founding account carries everything the $20 plan carries, at no charge.
Where a mobile number is collected, the page says how Wavn texts you and how to stop it.
Signing in at my.wavn.app is now recognised on wavn.ai, so the website offers your account instead of asking you to sign in a second time. This uses one cookie, __Host-wavn_in, readable across Wavn's own two domains. It records only that a signed-in session exists: no identifier, no name, no email address, no token, and it grants access to nothing. It is cleared when you sign out. The Cookie Notice moves to version 2.1, effective 3 September 2026, and describes it in clause 4.
Chats, files, and views are scoped to the active account. Switching accounts updates the entire workspace.
Build status cards use a fixed layout for step and time indicators. Page deletion returns to the page list.
Team plans include Member/Admin roles, People, and Overview. Personal plans provide a streamlined single-user interface.
Spark includes a dedicated mobile header and navigation. Team rooms use a mobile-optimized layout: room list view, with full-screen rooms and back navigation.
Chat runs on multiple AI providers with automatic failover. Requests route to an available provider, ensuring uninterrupted responses.
Generated images and clips carry embedded machine-readable AI-generation metadata, and AI-assisted output is labeled in the interface. Compliant with EU AI Act transparency requirements ahead of the December deadline.
Builds continue server-side when the tab is closed. Work is available on return, and the Studio reopens the most recent app.
Requests beyond current platform capabilities receive a clear scope assessment and a buildable alternative for approval before work begins.
Runtime errors in built apps are detected and reported in the chat, with fixes applied on approval.
Apps built in the Studio support real data storage: form submissions, records, and scores persist across sessions.
A conversational build experience: full-screen chat, live app preview, and code access in a dedicated tab. One unified workflow.