The page editor's section Rewrite ✦ button lets you regenerate any part of a custom page — hero, features block, stats, testimonials, FAQs — and see the result as a suggestion before anything changes. You accept it, discard it, or follow up with a short instruction like "make it shorter." Saving still works the same way; accepting just updates the draft. This is behind a feature flag and rolling out now.
Before that suggestion reaches you, the rewrite checks itself against your existing page. If it introduces a detail your page doesn't support, softens a qualifier, or drops a caveat, the AI takes another pass with those problems spelled out. Whatever remains gets flagged on the suggestion card and marked in the preview, so you're not catching factual drift after the fact. Post editor preset rewrites get the same treatment.
Score changes now only compare platforms that ran in both scans. Previously, a plan change that added or removed platforms would register as a visibility shift — a Free account moving between platform sets, or an upgrade adding more. That affected the dashboard score card, Visibility Trends, the Scans page gauge and arrows, the scan history API, scan emails, and Pendy's scan commentary. The scan progress overlay now lists only the platforms it will actually run.
The "What's next" month in onboarding now shows real post titles for every brand. Titles are built from the scan's gaps, then goals, offerings, and new angles — nothing is a placeholder or a question standing in. After an upgrade, Autopilot writes those exact titles first, in the order shown. The dashboard drops the AI-generated suggested questions under the agent box; in their place, Recent Conversations shows your last four chats so you can pick up where you left off.