August 2026
Interviews on video, your design system as rules, and design review in Slack
An interview round now comes back as a video, with a Watch button on every theme in the report that jumps to the proof. Projects hold the files they are judged against and the rules they are judged by. Design review runs in Slack, checklists replay themselves, and one search covers the whole workspace.
- Watch your interview findings as a videoBeta
See what your participants did instead of reading about it: the screen each one used and the question behind each moment. It is a synthesised edit, so a whole round plays in the time it takes to read a summary.
- Show a stakeholder the proof in one clickNew
Every theme with video evidence has a Watch button that jumps to the moment behind it. Shared report emails carry a poster frame and a link, never the footage.
- Watch a round while it runsNew
A Live tab shows which participants are running and how far each has got, so you can react early rather than waiting for the report.
- Compare transcripts side by sideNew
A Transcripts tab puts every transcript in a round one click apart, so you can compare how different people answered the same question. A transcript still being written fills in live.
- Project resourcesNew
Keep the links, Figma files and assets a project is judged against in one place. Actors read them on every run, guideline drafting uses them, and they show up in search. Change a URL once and everything pinned to it follows.
- Your design system as project rulesNew
Import rules from a public web page or a GitHub repository, so findings cite your design system, brand guide or contribution rules rather than a generic standard.
- Checklists that replay themselvesNew
A checklist records its first run and replays it after that, so repeat runs are faster and land the same way every time. It re-records itself when the guidelines change, so the script never drifts.
- Search the whole workspaceNew
One search across projects, actors, checklists, interviews, findings, feedback, goals and resources. Open it from the command bar, or call it from your own assistant over MCP.
- Design review in a Slack threadImproved
Drop a page or Figma link into a mapped channel or DM and the review comes back in the thread, findings ordered by severity. Replies stream in with a live status line, and setup is one step.
- Give actors your own toolsNew
Register remote MCP servers in Settings so actors can reach your issue tracker, feature flags or seed-data API mid-run. Credentials are stored as encrypted secrets, and each actor is opted in one at a time.
- Claude Opus 5 and Sonnet 5Improved
Actors now run on Claude Sonnet 5 at medium reasoning effort, with Opus 5 where the heavier model is used. Run quality holds steady on fewer thinking tokens, and an actor pinned to an older model keeps it.
- Something to run on day oneImproved
Signing up now sets up a project and a small cast of actors in one stepped view, so a new workspace has a first run waiting.
- Archive a project or workspaceImproved
Retire a project or workspace in one step and bring it back later. An archived project stops running and leaves every list, and an archived workspace frees its name, so you can start again on the same URL.
- Faster, steadier chatsImproved
Actor chat and Runner now run on a durable architecture. Long browser tasks keep going, refreshing the page rejoins the answer in progress, and the first reply starts sooner.
- Workspace metrics in one viewImproved
Usage stats moved out of settings into a Metrics view in the sidebar, reachable from the command bar.
- Steadier day to dayImproved
Pull to refresh reloads on mobile, first paint is quicker on web and desktop, and long interview recordings save reliably however big they get.