Automations with several triggers, a free plan and quicker switching between accounts

An automation can start from several triggers, each pointed at the step it begins, and every run is logged. You can start on a free plan, switch between your accounts in one browser, and the device view on your Mac is lighter.

• Automations with several triggersNew

  An automation can now start from more than one trigger, and each trigger points at the step it begins. Checklists, topologies and automations can now be linked to each other.

• See what every automation didNew

  An activity log records each run of an automation, so you can see what started it, which steps ran and how they ended.

• Start on the free planNew

  Each person gets a free allowance of runs, and idle free workspaces are archived.

• Switch accounts in one browserImproved

  If you use more than one Stunt Double account, you can move between them in one browser.

• A lighter device view on your MacImproved

  The live view of your Mac uses much less processor time while it streams.

• A screenshot with your feedbackImproved

  Sending feedback from inside Stunt Double now attaches a screenshot of the page you were on, so we can see what you saw. You can remove it before you send.

• Set up local models step by stepImproved

  Tools and models on your Mac is now a short list of steps in the order you install them, and it suggests the local model that suits your Mac, or tells you to stay on cloud models.

• Smaller fixesImproved

  Topology map focus and inspector scrolling, plus onboarding and sign-up fixes. Project overviews load their journey screenshots as you reach them, a Vercel trigger picks its project from a list, and the iPhone app opens faster. The Mac app no longer keeps showing a connection error once it is back online, the notice for an idle free workspace is clearer about what to do, and the Index developer page names the right scope for requesting a score. Agent wallets now belong to the person who connected them, so only you can see yours or run with them, and the update notice in the Mac app is easier to read.