What's new in InMinutes.

The fastest way to describe a business is usually to hand over something you already have. A menu, a price list, a service sheet, a photo of the board on the wall. Until this week, attaching one of those on the dashboard quietly did nothing — the file never reached the build, and you got a site written from the sentence you typed instead.

Attachments are read now

• Any file you attach is read: spreadsheets, plain text, PDFs, and images — including a photo of a printed menu, which is transcribed rather than just pinned to the page.
• The contents reach the build in full. The old hand-off would have kept roughly the first third of a menu and dropped the rest.
• Already have a site? The prompt box on your dashboard used to discard what you typed the moment you hit send. It now carries your message — and your files — straight into the editor chat as the first thing it works on.

Booking hours you actually gave us

The intake conversation now asks when you're open, works out your timezone from your city and a sensible appointment length from your trade, and writes those hours onto your booking page.

Two things follow from that:

• Your booking page offers real times. A page with no hours set showed no availability on any date, forever — that can't happen now, because every build writes a schedule.
• We refuse to invent hours. One barbershop's site confidently advertised "Tue–Sun, 10am–8pm" for a shop that was never asked. Hours that were never given are now rejected before they can reach your site.

The builder talks as it thinks

Replies in the builder chat stream in as they're written instead of appearing all at once after a pause, so you can read along and interrupt as soon as something's off.

We audited every build that failed in production over the last week. All of them were recoverable, and none of them recovered. This is the round of fixes that came out of it.

Builds that failed on something trivial

• An icon that doesn't exist can't break your site. The AI asked for an icon named Fire; the icon set only has Flame, and the whole build failed on it. The self-repair loop should have caught this and was blind to that particular class of error. It isn't anymore, and separately, unknown icon names are now mapped to the closest real one before the build even runs — offline, deterministic, no second guess needed.
• A GitHub outage no longer costs you a site. By the time we save your site's code, all the work of writing it is already done — so a single failed request there used to throw away a complete site. Every write now retries through transient failures. Two owners lost sites to this; one never came back.
• Setting up booking, a blog or a shop works before you publish. On sites that were still on their temporary address, those setups failed outright. They don't.
• A build that gets killed outright is recovered. It used to sit at "generating" behind a spinner that never resolved, because nothing was left running to notice.
• You are never billed for an attempt that failed on the way to the site you actually got.

Sites that told the truth about themselves

• No invented contact details. One published site carried two different phone numbers, neither of them real. Phone numbers and email addresses that you never gave us are now stripped before publishing.
• No menu links to nowhere. Navigation items pointing at sections that were never written are removed instead of scrolling to nothing.
• The mobile menu doesn't crash. A specific bad combination in the header could throw the moment someone opened the menu on a phone. It's repaired automatically, and the thing that caused it now steps aside.

Verified before the trial, not after

A Pro trial hands over a week of the plan before your card is ever charged, which meant the card was only really tested at the day-7 renewal. Starting a trial now asks your bank to authenticate you up front — the extra confirmation step you see on any careful checkout. It's one more tap for you, and a stolen card fails at the door rather than a week in.

Nothing changes for a straight purchase: an immediate charge already proves the card.

When a payment is refused, we say so

The banner for an unpaid plan said "Renew now", which reads as a no-op to someone whose card has been on file the whole time. If your card is actually declined, you now get:

• the real reason — that the card was refused, and when,
• what happens next and by when,
• and a Try another card button, rather than an invitation to pay again.

The same alert appears in your notifications inbox, so it doesn't rely on you being on a page that shows the banner. Your sites and your data stay safe throughout either way.

What does this thing plug into?

That's the question a new owner has when they land on the dashboard — not "what's my own name". The greeting above the prompt box is now a strip of the tools your site works with: Stripe, PayPal, Gmail, Google Calendar, Search Console, Google Analytics, the Meta and TikTok pixels, Telegram, Twilio and the live-chat widgets. Whatever you've already connected shows as connected, and the strip takes you to the connectors page.

Emails worth opening

Every email we send about your account — the welcome, the Pro welcome, the nudges while your first site is still unfinished — has been rebuilt on one template: proper artwork at the top, our own type, and a plain-text version that reads correctly in clients that don't load images.

Until now, the pieces your site was built from were picked by a hash of your business name. That gave everyone a different-looking site, and it wasn't design: nothing in it knew that a plumber's customer wants proof before pricing, or that six stock photos cost a dentist more trust than they buy.

What changed

• A design pass runs before your site is built. It reads what you told us about the business — what you do, who you serve, how you want it to feel — and picks the header, hero, sections and footer for that, in an order that makes sense for your buyer.
• Photography is chosen for your business, not your category. Image searches are written from your own words instead of a fixed list of 25 industries, every result is checked against what the photo was meant to show, and near-duplicates are rejected so a gallery doesn't read as filler.
• Sections you can't back up don't appear. A testimonials block needs real reviews; a "Book now" button only shows up if booking is actually switched on.
• Design changes work in plain English. Ask for "warmer colours", "less busy hero", "more space between sections" and the change is interpreted against your site's own design, so it stays coherent instead of drifting a little further from itself with every edit.

Sites that are already published are untouched — this applies to new builds and to design edits from here on.

A lot of you start a site on a phone. Until this week, that meant a chat box you had to fight and a preview you couldn't really drive.

On mobile

• The builder chat and prompt box fit the screen, keep the send button reachable, and stop the page jumping around when the keyboard opens.
• The editor gets a mobile preview bar: switch pages, open the live site, publish or discard, all without a desktop sidebar.
• The dashboard and admin shells now size to the real visible height, so nothing hides behind the browser's own bars.
• The support chat got the same treatment as the rest of our chat surfaces — same bubbles, same typing indicator, same behaviour.

While your site is building

• Progress lines are real events now. "Designing your homepage" used to appear because nine seconds had passed; it appears because a homepage is being designed. You see planning, writing, wiring, checking, fixing and deploying as they happen, with the file or the page being worked on.
• Long builds no longer look like a failure. Claude can spend minutes writing pages without saying anything, and that silence used to get the connection dropped and reported to you as a network error — on sites that had, in fact, built fine.

Nothing to switch on. Open the builder on your phone and it's there.

The unglamorous half of the week. All of these were things that went wrong quietly, which is the worst way for something to go wrong.

What's fixed

• A slow build reports instead of vanishing. Generation now runs against a wall-clock budget and tells you where it got to, rather than being cut off mid-sentence and leaving you looking at a spinner that never resolves.
• One unescaped apostrophe can't take a site down anymore. A file that didn't parse used to get sent back to the AI for a 40-second retry that often returned the identical file — one build spent four attempts and most of its time on a single quote and shipped nothing. That specific break is now repaired directly, and only accepted when the file provably parses better than before.
• The first questions no longer stop at 60 seconds. The intake step could hit a hard ceiling and die without a word; it now finishes or tells you.
• Deleting a website works, every time. A site that had ever received a contact-form message couldn't be deleted at all — the delete failed on a leftover reference. Every delete path now clears the same complete list of records, and hosting, files and repository are torn down with it.
• Deleting an account leaves nothing dangling. No more admin notifications linking to a user who no longer exists, and no more half-finished builds left stuck as "generating" with no owner.

Fairer credits

Credits for an AI change now follow what the change actually cost to run, instead of a flat count per page. Long, output-heavy work costs a little more than it used to; short input-heavy edits cost less. Overall billing landed within a fraction of a percent of where it was — the difference is that individual charges now match the work. There's still a 10-credit minimum on any change, and a change that fails is refunded.

Taking appointments used to mean upgrading to Pro. It doesn't anymore — online booking is included on every plan, the free one included.

What you get on any plan

• A booking page on your site, generated in your own design, that customers can book from directly. It can also be embedded on any page.
• Your availability, your rules — weekly opening hours, how long each slot is, buffers between clients, how far ahead people can book, and blackout dates for the days you're closed.
• Confirmation emails to you and your customer, plus Google Calendar sync, so bookings land in the calendar you already use.
• Everything manageable from your dashboard — approve, reschedule, cancel, mark a no-show, or add a walk-in by hand. You can also just ask the AI assistant to change your hours or add a booking.
• Free or pay-in-person bookings: charge nothing at all, or show a price your customer settles when they arrive.

What still needs Pro

Taking a card payment at the moment someone books — a deposit or prepayment — runs through Stripe, and that stays on Pro.

If you were on Pro taking card payments and your plan has since lapsed, your booking page keeps working rather than going quiet: bookings still arrive and still confirm, they're just taken as free bookings with no card charged. The Bookings page tells you when that's happening.

Getting started

Open Bookings in your dashboard, or ask the assistant to add booking to your site and it will build the page for you.

Every site used to get the same booking page — same layout, same colours, no matter what the rest of the site looked like. Not anymore.

What changed

• Your booking page is generated in your site's own design, with the same fonts, colours and spacing as every other page.
• It's added to the mobile menu, not just the desktop nav. New pages used to land in the desktop bar only, so anyone on a phone couldn't find them.
• New booking pages arrive with opening hours already set, so they show real times instead of "No times available" until you get to the dashboard.
• Headings no longer sit under the navbar on the generated Booking, Shop, Blog and Contact pages.

Everything else works the way it did: pick a service, pick a slot, pay a deposit if you take one. Set your real availability and services from Bookings in your dashboard whenever you're ready.

We went through a stretch of edits that looked finished and weren't. Here's what we found and fixed.

What's fixed

• Deleting a section no longer leaves dead buttons behind. Links pointing at what you removed are re-pointed to the right place or dropped, instead of sitting there doing nothing.
• The AI now reads your whole page instead of the first few thousand characters, so it can actually find the thing you're asking it to fix.
• It no longer says "the fix is applied" without having applied anything. A claim of work with no change behind it gets caught and corrected in place.
• When it says "confirm below", the confirmation card is actually there.
• Approving a product, service or booking rule from a card saves it. Approvals could fail on a second validation pass right after you said yes.
• Asking for bookings or a store while building now builds the real thing. You're asked up front, and you get a working widget instead of a decorative one that never took a booking.
• Files you attach in chat are read, not just their filenames — so a product list gets imported instead of invented.
• New chat starts genuinely fresh instead of carrying the previous conversation along.
• Pressing Publish right after a setup no longer shows a red "Nothing to publish" error when the page is already live.

No action needed on your side — all of this applies to every edit from here on.

A layout bug in the mobile sidebar could make the notification center render oddly on small screens. It's fixed — notifications open cleanly on mobile now.

Repeat buyers had to fill out their details from scratch on every order. Not anymore.

What's new

• Customers can sign up and log in with email or Google, right on your store.
• Their info is saved for next time, so checkout is faster on repeat visits.
• A profile page lets them update their name, photo, and password whenever they want.

Accounts are part of Pro — turn them on from your site's Audience settings, and they'll also switch on automatically if you're running the online store.

If you'd ever tweaked something by hand in the inline editor and then asked the chat to change that same element, your request could quietly get overridden — the manual style stuck around and masked the AI's change. That's fixed.

What changed

• When an AI-requested change targets an element with a conflicting manual style pin, the pin now clears automatically so your change actually applies.
• The editor also flags on the change card when this happened, so it's never a mystery.

No action needed — this applies to every edit going forward.

The multi-step onboarding wizard is retired. Building your first site now starts the same way editing it always has: a conversation.

What's new

• Describe your business in chat — what you do, who you serve, what makes you different — and your site takes shape as you talk.
• No more clicking through separate steps for industry, colors, and sections one screen at a time.
• It's the same chat interface you'll use in the editor afterward, so there's nothing new to learn once your site is live.

Head to New site from your dashboard to try it.

On mobile, InMinutes now behaves a little more like an app.

What's new

• Add your dashboard to your home screen in one tap — open it like any other app, no browser bar, no searching for the tab.
• A proper app icon shows up on your home screen and in your app switcher.

Look for the prompt next time you open InMinutes on your phone, or trigger it from your browser's share menu.

The GEO tab told you how ready your site was for AI search. Now it also shows you what's actually happening.

What's new

• Overview, Prompts, Responses, Citations, Heatmap, and Content Gap — six focused views instead of one long page.
• Your existing readiness score, FAQ editor, and llms.txt preview haven't gone anywhere — they've moved to a Setup tab.
• Content Gap turns your failing readiness checks into a concrete task list.
• Tighter mobile layout across the whole SEO panel — scrollable tabs, better spacing.

Some tabs are marked "coming soon" — prompt-level AI visibility tracking is next, and we'd rather be upfront about that than fake data.

Domain settings used to be scattered across a couple of dashboard pages. Now there's one place for them.

What's new

• Domains have a dedicated page at Settings → Domains — connect, verify, and manage your custom domain in one spot.
• Pick a favicon for your site directly from Settings, no code or file uploads required.
• Gmail connect now routes back to your dashboard instead of a retired connectors page.

Everything you had configured still works — this is just a cleaner home for it.

Your logo lives in Drive. Your product photos live in Drive. Now getting them onto your site doesn't mean downloading them first.

What's new

• Browse your Drive right from the Files page and pick any image without leaving InMinutes.
• Pull files in directly — no download, no re-upload, no hunting for the right version.
• Works alongside your existing media library, so everything ends up in one place.

Open Connectors, link your Google account, and the picker shows up in Files and anywhere else you choose an image.

Visitors with questions shouldn't have to find your contact form. With two new connectors, your site can now have live chat — powered by Crisp or Tawk.to, both with free plans.

What's new

• Crisp — a polished live-chat widget for talking to visitors in real time.
• Tawk.to — a fully free live chat and messaging widget.

Setup takes a minute

• Open Connectors and pick Crisp or Tawk.to — each card walks you through where to find your ID.
• Paste your ID (or just paste the whole embed snippet — we'll pull the ID out for you).
• Publish your site and the chat bubble appears on every page.

Messages go straight to your Crisp or Tawk.to inbox and their mobile apps, so you can answer from anywhere.

Every image you upload — in the editor, on a product, anywhere — now lands in one media library you can come back to.

What you can do

• Browse everything — the new Files page in the sidebar shows all your uploads with search and sorting.
• Re-use instead of re-upload — when adding product images, pick from your existing files in a click.
• Add from a URL — paste a link to an image and we'll fetch and host it for you.
• Stay tidy — copy an image's link or delete files you no longer need.

Your past uploads are already there waiting — including images you added before this update.

We've re-drawn the plan lines to put selling tools in more hands.

What moved

• Online store → Pro — sell products with 0% transaction fees, now included in Pro.
• Invoicing → Pro — send invoices and recurring invoices to get paid faster, also now in Pro.
• Business = maximum capacity — Business now doubles Pro's monthly tokens to 6,000, for the heaviest editing and content workloads.

Already on Business for the store or invoicing? You keep everything — and if Pro now covers what you need, downgrading is a click away in Billing. Combined with the new 7-day Pro trial, you can test-drive the whole selling stack for free.

Wondering if Pro is worth it? Now you don't have to wonder: every Pro subscription starts with a 7-day free trial.

How it works

• Full Pro, day one — tokens, SEO tools, blog tools, and everything else in the plan, unlocked immediately.
• Cancel anytime — end the trial before day 7 and you won't be charged a thing.
• No surprises — your card is only billed when the trial ends, and we make it clear when that is.

Start the trial from the Billing page or the upgrade prompts around the dashboard.

The editor chat used to take your message and run with it. Now it works with you like an assistant.

What's new

• It asks before it assumes — vague request? The agent asks a quick follow-up instead of guessing.
• Approval cards — proposed changes show up as clear cards describing exactly what will happen. Approve to apply, dismiss to skip.
• Nothing changes without a yes — your site is only touched when you approve, so you can explore ideas freely.

Same chat, same place in the editor — just a much better conversation partner.

Settings used to be spread across the app — profile here, billing there, site options somewhere else. Now there's one Settings hub for all of it.

What's inside

• Account — profile, security, and sign-in options.
• Billing — plan, tokens, and payment history.
• Websites — every site you own, with per-site options like custom domains.
• People — collaborators and invitations for your workspace.
• Connectors — integrations and import tools for your account.

Old links still work — they'll take you straight to the right section of the new hub.

Your dashboard is where every day starts, so we rebuilt it to feel less like a control panel and more like a studio.

What changed

• A focused home — the new layout leads with what actually needs your attention: your site, recent activity, and the next best action.
• Warmer look — soft cream surfaces and emerald accents replace the old grid of widgets.
• Smoother motion — the sidebar now collapses, expands, and switches sections with fluid transitions instead of hard jumps.

No settings to change — it's already live when you sign in.

Switching website builders used to mean starting from scratch. Not anymore: you can now import an existing Shopify or WordPress site into InMinutes.

How it works

• Point us at your site — open Connectors & Apps, paste your site's address, and we scan what's there.
• We bring your content with you — pages, products, and blog posts come across automatically.
• Rebuilt, not copy-pasted — your content lands in a fresh InMinutes site you can reshape with the editor and chat like any other.

You'll find it under Connectors & Apps → Import your site. Bring the content, leave the monthly platform fees behind.

The chat is great for big changes — "make the hero darker", "add a testimonials section". But fixing a typo shouldn't be a conversation. Now it isn't: click anything on your site and edit it in place.

What you can do

• Edit text where it sits — click any headline, paragraph, or button label and type. What you see is exactly what publishes.
• Style it — a formatting bar gives you bold, italics, size, color, alignment, and more.
• Edit links — change where any button or link points without touching the chat.
• Control images — replace any image with your own, and adjust how it's sized and framed.

Inline edits are instant and cost no tokens — save your tokens for the big AI-powered changes. You'll find it in the editor next to the chat you already know.

Until now the Growth Advisor answered when you asked. For Pro sites, it now works on its own schedule.

What it does for you

• Weekly check-ups — every week it re-analyzes your site, your traffic, and your market, and refreshes its recommendations.
• It reaches out first — when it finds something worth your attention, you hear about it by email, on Telegram, and in your dashboard's action feed. When a recommendation stops mattering, it quietly retires it instead of nagging.
• It shows up with the work done — where the advice is "publish a post about X" or "run a campaign for Y", the draft is already written and waiting for your review. Approve it, tweak it, or toss it.

Nothing sends without you. The agent proposes; you decide.

If you've been recommending InMinutes anyway, you should get paid for it. Our self-serve affiliate program is now open to everyone.

The terms

• 30% commission on every payment your referrals make, for their first 12 paid months.
• They save too — anyone who signs up through your link gets 10% off for 3 months.
• $50 minimum payout — once your balance clears it, request a payout from your dashboard.

How it works

1. Open your affiliate dashboard and pick your code — your link looks like inminutes.app/i/yourcode.
2. Share it anywhere: bio, videos, newsletters, group chats.
3. Watch clicks, sign-ups, and earnings in real time.

No application, no waiting for approval — grab your link and start.

We've spent the last weeks closing every gap between "a page that sells things" and a real store. Here's what your shop can do now — still with 0% platform fee on your sales.

Selling

• Shipping rates — flat, free-over-threshold, or per-region rates, calculated at checkout.
• Coupons — percentage or fixed-amount discount codes with usage limits and expiry.
• Tax — set your tax rates and they're applied and itemized automatically.
• Gift cards — sell gift cards that customers can redeem at checkout.

Winning customers back

• Abandoned-cart recovery — when a shopper leaves a full cart behind, we can email them a nudge with a link that restores it.
• Product reviews — buyers can leave ratings and reviews, and you moderate what's shown.

A better buying experience

• Buyer accounts — returning customers can see their order history without emailing you.
• Carts that persist — close the tab, come back tomorrow, the cart is still there.
• Product links — every product has a shareable link that opens straight to it, perfect for social posts and DMs.
• Clearer order lookups — customers can check an order with either their email or their phone number, and expand any order to see full details.

Everything is in your store settings — turn on what you need and skip what you don't.

"Where's my order?" now answers itself.

Order tracking

• A tracking page for every order — each order gets a private link showing a live status timeline: paid, processing, shipped, delivered.
• Update status in one click — change the fulfillment status from your orders panel and the tracking page updates instantly.

SMS updates via Twilio

• Connect your own Twilio number — a new Twilio connector lets you plug in your account; credentials are stored encrypted.
• Automatic texts — customers get an SMS when their order is confirmed and every time its status changes, with the tracking link included.
• Your number, your brand — messages come from your business, not from us.

Connect Twilio from the Connectors page, and status texts start flowing on your next order.

Your InMinutes booking system no longer lives only on your InMinutes site. Drop one small snippet into any page — an old website, a partner's page, a landing page you built elsewhere — and your live booking widget appears there.

Why it's nice

• One calendar, everywhere — every embed talks to the same availability and appointment list, so double-bookings can't happen.
• It matches its surroundings — the widget reads the host page's design at load time and adapts, so it looks native instead of pasted-in.
• Nothing to maintain — update your services or hours in the dashboard and every embed updates instantly.

Find your embed snippet in the booking settings for your site.

The chat sidebar in the editor got a round of upgrades focused on one thing: it should behave like a colleague who remembers.

What's new

• One history, everywhere — your conversation is the same whether you edit from your laptop, your phone, or Telegram. Pick up where you left off on any device.
• Start a new chat — clear the slate for a new topic without losing the old thread.
• Stop button — changed your mind mid-generation? Stop it before it spends more of your tokens.
• It knows your site — the chat now checks what's already installed. Ask about bookings when the booking widget is live and it helps you embed or manage it instead of pitching you the feature you already have.
• Guided feature flows — asking for a store, blog, or booking system walks you into the right setup instead of a wall of text.

We re-drew the line between Starter and Pro so that Starter covers everything a hands-on owner needs to run and be found.

Now included in Starter

• Advanced SEO — per-page meta editing, sitemap controls, and Google Search Console integration.
• Blog — write and publish blog posts on your site.
• Connectors — link Telegram, analytics pixels, and the rest of the connectors library to your site.

Pro keeps the agents that work for you — the AI Growth Advisor, auto-blogging, AI search (GEO) tools, and managing your business from Telegram.

More and more customers ask an AI assistant for recommendations instead of Googling. Your site should be part of that answer. The SEO panel now has a GEO tab (Generative Engine Optimization) that prepares your site for AI search.

Free for every site

• llms.txt — a machine-readable summary of your business that AI crawlers understand, generated and published automatically.
• AI-readiness scan — see how your site looks to an AI assistant and what's missing, with concrete fixes.

For Pro sites

• FAQ editor — write the questions customers actually ask; we publish them as structured data (FAQ schema) that AI assistants and search engines can quote directly.
• AI-drafted FAQs — let the assistant propose FAQs based on your business, review and edit them, and save the ones you like.

Open SEO → GEO on any site to run your first scan.

When we moved to our new hosting layer we said custom domains were next. Here they are: Pro sites can now be served from a domain you already own.

How it works

• Connect from your dashboard — open your site's domain settings, type the domain, and we hand you the exact DNS records to add at your registrar.
• Apex or www — yourbusiness.com and www.yourbusiness.com both work, and we detect which kind of record your setup needs.
• We check your DNS for you — if an existing record points somewhere else, we warn you before anything breaks instead of leaving you guessing.
• HTTPS included — certificates are issued and renewed automatically once the domain verifies.

Once verified, sharing links from your dashboard use your real domain — not the inminutes.app address.

A few touches to make getting started feel less like a form and more like a conversation.

What's new

• Smarter hero prompt — type something natural like "create a website for my coffee shop in Austin" and we now read it as an instruction, not a brand name. We pull out the business type and city for you, so your site no longer ends up titled "Create a website for my coffee shop."
• A quick welcome — first time in your dashboard, tell us what you're here to do (a website, a store, bookings, or to grow) and where you heard about us. It helps us point you at the right next step.
• Welcome to Pro — upgrade and you'll get a celebratory email letting you know you're one of our first 1000 members.

Small things, but they add up to a friendlier first few minutes.

We've opened up our AI Growth Advisor as a free, public tool. Tell it about a business and it comes back with a concrete, prioritized plan to attract more customers — the same growth brain that powers your dashboard, now open for anyone to try.

What you get

• A public page at AI Growth Assistant — no sign-up required to get your first plan.
• Tailored advice — it looks at the business and surfaces the gaps and the highest-impact next moves, not generic tips.
• A clear next step — when you're ready to act on it, the plan flows straight into building and growing your site with InMinutes.

This is the same agent that already drafts blog posts and campaigns inside your dashboard — now it's the front door, too.

You can now bill your customers without leaving InMinutes. Open Invoices on any site and you've got everything you need to get paid.

What's new

• Create and send — build an invoice with line items, then email it to your customer in a click.
• A public pay link — every invoice gets its own secure page where your customer can view it and pay, no login required.
• Record payments — log full or partial payments and watch the balance update; an invoice closes itself once it's settled.
• Recurring invoices — set a schedule and we'll generate and send the next one for you automatically.
• Automatic reminders — overdue invoices get a polite nudge sent on your behalf so you don't have to chase.
• Void when you need to — cancel an invoice cleanly if something changes.

Heads up

Invoices live per site, under Invoices in the sidebar. Recurring billing and reminders run on a daily schedule.

Your Telegram connector used to be one-way: we'd ping you when something happened. Now it talks back. Connect your site, turn on management, and you can run your business by chatting with a bot — no dashboard required.

What you can do

• Check the state of your business — ask for recent orders, upcoming appointments, traffic, or new enquiries and get an answer in seconds.
• Manage your store — add, update, or delete products right from the chat. Send a photo and the bot attaches it to the product you're drafting.
• Handle bookings — cancel or reschedule appointments on the go.
• Draft and send campaigns — write a campaign in chat, review it, and send it to your audience.
• Toggle automations on or off.
• Request a website change — describe the edit, confirm the token cost, and the bot makes it and sends back a screenshot of the result so you can approve it from your phone.
• Shortcuts — /orders, /appointments, /products, /sites, and /preview for the things you reach for most.

Built to be safe

• Management is a separate, explicit opt-in — your notification link can't be forwarded to take control of your site.
• Every action runs as you, with your role and plan, and only from your own private chat.
• Anything that spends tokens, sends a message, or deletes data asks for an inline confirm first — deletes show exactly what will be removed, and site changes show the estimated token cost up front.

Open Connectors, link Telegram, and flip on Allow managing this site from Telegram to get started.

We rebuilt the hosting layer that serves your published sites. It's faster, served from a global edge network, and your site gets its real address right away.

What's better

• Faster page loads, everywhere — your site is now served from edge locations around the world and cached close to your visitors, so it loads quickly no matter where they are.
• Your subdomain from day one — every new site comes up at your-name.inminutes.app the moment it's created, instead of a temporary address you had to claim later.
• More reliable publishing — the new pipeline is built for scale, so publishing and re-publishing stays smooth as you grow.

Nothing to do on your end

This was a behind-the-scenes move. Your existing sites were migrated automatically and keep serving without interruption — and custom domains are next on the roadmap.

Connecting your tools used to mean digging through Store, Appointments, and Settings to find the right toggle. Now every integration lives in one place: Connectors, per site.

What's new

• One page per site at Connectors in the sidebar — see what's connected at a glance, with live status for each integration.
• Set up in place — tap any connector and a bottom sheet slides up to configure it without leaving the page. Stripe onboarding, Google sign-in, PayPal, and Search Console all round-trip back to the same spot.
• Marketing pixels — drop in your Google Analytics 4, Meta, or TikTok pixel IDs and they're injected into your site's <head> on your next publish. We validate the IDs so a typo can't break tracking.
• Telegram alerts — link a Telegram chat and get pinged the moment an order comes in, a booking is made, or someone fills out your contact form.
• Payments, analytics, and email — Stripe, PayPal, Gmail, Google Calendar, and Search Console all surface their real connection state here too.

Heads up

Pixels land on your next publish, so re-publish a site after adding one. Some connectors are plan-gated (shown right in the sheet), and Google connectors are owner-only.

This is the foundation for more integrations to come.

We've been a dark-mode-first product since day one. That looks great in a demo and less great when you're squinting at a sunlit screen on a café terrace. So we built a real light mode — and put it everywhere.

What's new

• Full light theme — every dashboard page, the site editor, settings, billing, team, templates, and the marketing site all have a hand-tuned light palette. Not auto-inverted; designed.
• Theme toggle in the header — flip between light and dark from any page. Your choice is remembered across sessions and across sites.
• System-aware by default — if you've never set a preference, InMinutes follows your OS setting and switches when your system does.

How to try it

Click the sun/moon icon in the top-right of any page. That's it.

If you spot a page or component that still looks off in light mode, send us a screenshot — hello@inminutes.app.

We've been shipping fast and quietly. That stops today.

From now on, every change worth knowing about lands here — new features, improvements, fixes, and the occasional behind-the-scenes upgrade.

What's new

• Public timeline at /changelog — reverse-chronological, with tags (New, Improved, Fixed, Security) so you can scan for what matters to you.
• Permalinks for every entry — share a single update without sharing the whole list.
• Email subscribe — drop your email at the top of the page and we'll ping you when something ships. One-click unsubscribe, no marketing emails ever.
• RSS feed at /changelog/rss.xml — for everyone still loyal to a feed reader (we see you).
• Linked from the dashboard — the What's new inbox in your sidebar now has a quick link to the public changelog.

How we'll use it

Short entries written the day we ship. No roadmaps, no "coming soon" — only what's live.

Subscribe up top, or check back whenever you wonder what's changed.

The fastest way for a website to look cheap is to look AI-generated. We've spent the last few weeks rebuilding the part of InMinutes that decides how your site looks — and the result is a real jump in design quality.

What's new

• No more presets. The old design system leaned on a small set of templates that, over thousands of sites, started to feel repetitive. We retired it. Every site is now composed from design fundamentals instead of picked from a shelf.
• Variance dials. A new layer of randomness controls how each site differs from the next — type pairings, spacing rhythm, hero composition, section order. Two restaurants in the same city will not get the same site anymore.
• Re-tinted palettes. The color system was rebuilt with calmer, more contemporary tones. Fewer flat saturated greens and blues; more considered neutrals and accent restraint.
• "Tells to avoid" list. We taught the generator the specific patterns that scream AI did this — overused gradient hero backgrounds, identical three-column feature grids, generic stock-photo placement — and gave it concrete alternatives.
• More patience on multipage. Multipage generations now get the time they need to produce something polished, rather than rushing to hit an arbitrary timeout.

What this means for you

If you generated a site before this update, regenerate it — the difference is immediately visible. New sites pick up the changes automatically. Edits made via the chat interface use the same upgraded design core.

We'll keep tightening this. Send us a screenshot if you spot a site that still looks AI-shaped — hello@inminutes.app.

You can now invite collaborators into a workspace and work on sites together — no more sharing logins or copy-pasting drafts between accounts.

What's new

• Three roles — Owner, Editor, and Viewer. Owners manage billing and the team; Editors can change sites and request AI edits; Viewers see everything but can't change it.
• One bill, one card — every token spent by a collaborator is deducted from the workspace owner's balance. No reconciling, no separate plans.
• Invite by email — open Team from the sidebar, send an invite, and your teammate accepts it from /invite/[token].

How to try it

Open the Team page from your dashboard sidebar, hit Invite teammate, and drop in an email. They'll get a one-click link to join the workspace.

If you own more than one business — or you're an agency running sites for a handful of clients — you no longer need a separate account for each one.

What's new

• Site switcher — a new switcher in the sidebar lets you flip between every site you own without signing out.
• Per-site URLs — every dashboard page now lives under /dashboard/[siteId]/… so you can bookmark exactly the view you want.
• One default, easy to change — your most-used site stays pinned as the default; switch it any time from settings.

How to try it

Click your site name in the sidebar to open the switcher, then hit Add a new site to create one from scratch.