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See what Vai can do for your studio, then ask it to create a proposal from the work in a Hub. It gathers the project brief, decisions, scope, timeline, and confirmed pricing before drafting a private proposal for you to review.

Send a new request and it appears in the chat before the response starts. Reload the page or return to its link to reopen the same thread.

The Latest activity card lists the five most recent updates. See how to review activity in a Hub, open the longer list with See all, and use Load more for older entries. Items moved to the bin remain labeled. Activity remains visible in archived Hubs, with entries and folder creation disabled.

Use Cmd+K on macOS or Ctrl+K on other platforms to open search. Arrow Up and Arrow Down move between results, while Home and End jump to the first or last result. Press Enter to open the selected result.

The form opens beside your Vai conversation, where you can switch between Edit and Preview and save changes. Follow the full steps to create and share a form with Vai, including turning on Public link, copying the current version, and reviewing responses. Publishing to a visualist.pro address belongs to a separate publication flow.

Ask Vai to create or update everyday workspace items, or to summarize what changed while you were away. In Vai → Settings, choose Allow all actions or Do not send without approval to set how Vai handles future approvals. The current release covers built-in workflows; user-created Skills still show Coming soon.

Move from Vai’s answer into the design and keep the conversation that produced it in view. This handoff applies to design links opened from Vai responses. Visualist leaves ordinary document-link behavior unchanged.

Create new work from the top level of a Hub or inside a folder. Hub permissions and archive status still apply wherever you create it. Moving an existing item back to the Hub root is unavailable.

Use one finger to pan while Move is active. With two fingers, drag from the midpoint to pan, pinch to zoom, or twist to rotate when exactly one editable object is selected. These gestures apply to the current DOM Canvas interaction path. See How do I use pages and the infinite canvas? for the full touch-control guide.

Copy the URL from your browser while the feedback is open and share it with someone who has access. Browser Back and Forward also reopen the Comments panel, thread, and reply from each URL in your history. For the full workflow, see How do I comment on a design in Canvas?.

Open Vai, then About Me, to review and refine Voice & tone, Systems, Your Set, Signature, and Values & goals. Every plan can review the profile and answer Sharpen it questions; some editable fields require Core or Growth.

The profile combines the details you add with patterns Vai learns from the text, palettes, and designs in your work. Select Update scores to refresh how Vai understands you. For the full workflow, see How do I teach Vai about me?.

Open Power-ups from the left rail and choose a pack. Complete each available action, then select the finished poster piece to reveal it. Each pack introduces a different part of Visualist. For the full walkthrough, see How do I use Power-ups?.

Select Invite from the Canvas tab menu. The shortcut opens Invite others to this file for the current design.

The usage page now calculates used credits from the current plan cycle and includes remaining top-ups in the spendable total. This changes the display only; allowances, top-up prices, and charging policy stay the same. See How do credits work? for the full credit guide.

Concierge no longer sits inside the Vai page. Open Concierge from the left rail to start a client conversation from Dashboard, then review responses from Sessions. See What is Concierge? for the full workflow.

Open Emails from the left rail to work across connected email accounts without choosing a hub first. Hub Message Centers still keep project-scoped threads with the client work they belong to. See How do I use the Emails page? for the full workflow.

Use the action button from Home when you want to start work before choosing a project surface. The same creation menu gives you one place for common starting points and uploads.

Your most-used hubs can now stay directly in the left rail instead of living behind a separate stop. Pin and unpin hubs from the picker, search overflow hubs in the same place, and keep the hub you are already using in view even when it is not pinned. For setup steps, see How do I pin a Hub to the rail?.

The page now leads with All, Today, Upcoming, and Overdue, plus sort controls and one In: popover for hub filtering. If you narrow the list to one hub, you stay on the Action items page instead of dropping into that hub’s workspace. For the full workflow, see How do I track action items?.

This pass smooths out small but repeated friction across the workspace. Navigation feels more stable, tooltips behave more cleanly, file cards have tighter spacing, and image alt text is clearer where it needed cleanup.

Shared pages can show audio content correctly again after the rendering fix. If you send a spoken update instead of typing it out, the person opening the page can play it back in place.

The Canvas experience is the same. Canvas is just a clearer name for the design and build editor in Visualist. Older /studio links remain accessible with automatic redirects to /canvas. See What is Canvas? for the current overview.

Edits now flush from the live note room to the saved note more reliably. Shared notes stay in sync without the last few changes dropping before they reach everyone else.

Invite clients and collaborators to a Hub without planning around a guest limit. This applies to invited Hub guests, not paid seats across your workspace.

Add a video note directly in a comment thread when text would take longer. Teammates and clients can play it back in the same place as the rest of the conversation.

Connect or manage Google Calendar from Account settings instead of handling calendar setup only inside booking flows. Booking availability now uses that same connection path.

Search results now include saved products from your library. You can open the right product faster instead of scanning saved lists by hand. See How do I search my library? for the full search guide.

Changes appear in the note as each person types, so shared notes stop turning into duplicate edits or refresh checks. The note stays in one place while the conversation keeps moving. See Can more than one person edit the same note at once? for the full collaboration guide.

Start from a multi-select in Studio under Tidy up, then generate a lookbook collage from the eligible images you already chose. The new lookbook opens on a fresh page with layout options for arranging the result. See How do I create a lookbook? for the full workflow.

Paste a supported social link into a note and Visualist turns it into an in-place preview. Supported platforms in this release are YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.