October 2026

25 updates

  1. 2026.10.19.1220

    Compose

    Brief and outline fixes

    Regenerating a brief waits for your go-ahead, and approving an outline always goes through.

    Details

    What improved

    • Regenerate brief asks before it runs, instead of re-running the brief behind the confirm dialog.
    • Approving an outline works when it cites research you didn't keep.
    • When a stage can't take your answer, the reason shows right above the button you pressed.
  2. 2026.10.19.0923

    App

    Fixes for phone screens

    Screens that broke at phone width now fit, including the teleprompter you open from a share link.

    Details

    What improved

    • On a phone, the teleprompter title no longer runs under its buttons.
    • The ideas list, breadcrumbs, brief questions, outline rows, channel setup and settings fit a phone screen, and the Add channel dialog scrolls.
    • Dates and numbers always show in English formats, whatever language your phone uses.
  3. 2026.10.18.1740

    Account

    A welcome email

    Every new account gets a welcome email with a way back into Neveshte and four guides to start with.

    Details

    What changed

    • The welcome email opens your dashboard and its Getting started checklist in one click.
    • It links four starter guides: how Neveshte works, setting up your channel, writing your first script and how credits work.
  4. 2026.10.18.1548

    Billing

    Checkout and credit updates

    Checkout works out the tax for where you are, and your credit meter counts your top-ups.

    Details

    What changed

    • Checkout for plans and top-ups calculates and collects the tax for your country.
    • The credit meter in the user menu includes your remaining top-up credits and says how many there are.

    What improved

    • Your plan and monthly credits carry over correctly at every renewal.
  5. 2026.10.17.2053

    Compose

    Better Spanish and Portuguese scripts

    Scripts in Spanish and Portuguese avoid the phrasing that gives away machine writing in each language.

    Details

    What changed

    • The writers check Spanish and Portuguese scripts for each language's own machine-written patterns.
    • Script length is timed to each language's speaking pace when your voice has no measured rate.
  6. 2026.10.16.0851

    Workspaces

    Workspace settings tidy-up

    Members, invitations and settings dialogs are easier to read and manage.

    Details

    What changed

    • Members show their email under their name, and each role has its own color.
    • Invitations have their own table, where you can resend or revoke them.
    • An invitation that can't be delivered is marked, so you know to check the address.
    • Invite, tag and change password dialogs share one layout, and section notes sit behind info tips.
  7. 2026.10.15.1423

    Compose

    Start a script from one prompt

    The compose page asks what you're writing today, with your channel, profile and voice already picked.

    Details

    What changed

    • Your channel is preselected, along with the profile and voice linked to it.
    • Links you paste into the prompt become research sources, and Research turns on while they're there.
    • Pick from four idea starters, and switch between long-form and Shorts with one toggle.
    • Every script gets a language from your channel, profile or prompt, shown in its details.
  8. 2026.10.15.0856

    Account

    New sign-in screens and emails

    Sign-in, sign-up and password screens share one centered layout, and every email matches them.

    Details

    What changed

    • Sign-in and sign-up screens sit in one card, with the form on the left and a look at the app on the right.
    • Every email from Neveshte uses the same clean layout as the sign-in screens.

    What improved

    • Sign-in and password forms lock while they submit, so a double click sends them once.
  9. 2026.10.14.1323

    Onboarding

    Onboarding in four steps

    Onboarding shows its four steps beside the page and asks a few optional questions about you.

    Details

    What changed

    • Onboarding walks through Basic info, Make it yours, About you and You're in, with the steps listed beside the page.
    • About you asks three optional questions: how you heard about Neveshte, who works on your videos and how much of your work is creating.
    • Without a channel yet, you can finish onboarding straight away and add one later.
  10. 2026.10.14.0948

    Assistant

    Assistant replies show as they arrive

    The script assistant, compose and channel setup update live again without a page refresh.

    Details

    What improved

    • The assistant's answer appears as soon as it's ready instead of staying on its thinking message until you refresh.
    • Compose progress and channel setup progress update live again.
    • The assistant is ready for your next message as soon as it finishes.
  11. 2026.10.14.0818

    Ideas

    Statuses you set yourself

    Ideas and scripts have statuses that only change when you change them, and scripts get a publish date.

    Details

    What changed

    • Ideas move from New to Developing, Ready, Scripted and Archived.
    • Scripts move from Draft to Writing, Ready to record, Editing, Scheduled, Published and Archived, and you can give each one a publish date.
    • Statuses show with their color in lists, filters and the editors.
    • The script editor keeps Teleprompter and Share in the top bar and puts the assistant and details in one side panel.
  12. 2026.10.13.1553

    App

    Sidebar and user menu tidy-up

    The sidebar shows your next setup step, and the user menu shows your credits at a glance.

    Details

    What changed

    • Getting started in the sidebar shows one pill per setup step and names the next one.
    • The user menu shows your credits over a meter that turns orange when they run low, with Upgrade plan or Buy credits beside your plan.
    • Drawers, voice cards and scrollbars are lighter, and editor pages fit the window without scrolling the frame.
  13. 2026.10.13.1531

    Compose

    A tidier compose page

    Every compose stage reads at one width, with a stepper that shows what's done, running or skipped.

    Details

    What changed

    • The stepper shows done stages in green, the running one in blue and skipped ones in orange.
    • The brief summary is a simple list, and Write shows its polish passes under the ready card.

    What improved

    • Turning research off now shows Research as skipped instead of complete.
    • Briefs and outlines that need a long answer no longer fail on every attempt.
  14. 2026.10.13.1233

    Creator DNA

    Profiles ask only what scripts use

    The profile form is shorter, and every field on it now shapes your briefs and scripts.

    Details

    What changed

    • Audiences have a level, and beliefs sit in one list where each one holds or rejects a view.
    • How you make your point is one multi-select: explaining, asking questions, challenging assumptions, personal experience, examples or stories.
    • Short tips explain the less obvious fields on profiles, voices, templates and channels.

    What improved

    • Profiles drafted during channel setup fill in the same fields you see on the form.
  15. 2026.10.12.1827

    Compose

    Scripts follow your channel, brief and template

    Every stage of compose now works from what it knows about your channel, the brief you approved and the template you picked.

    Details

    What changed

    • Channel setup writes a short read of your channel (audience, pillars, formats, what performs and what to avoid) that ideas, compose and the assistant work from.
    • The writers get the brief you approved, and the outline gets your answers to the brief's questions.
    • Outlines keep your template's sections and their guidance, with each section's length scaled to your target length.
    • Templates have a category, and the template picker groups them by it.

    What improved

    • Template picking during channel setup prefers templates that match how you already split your videos into chapters.
  16. 2026.10.12.1709

    Creator DNA

    Your voice, measured from your videos

    Channel setup drafts a voice from how you sound in your videos, and the writers stick to it.

    Details

    What changed

    • Channel setup drafts a voice for your channel from how you speak in your videos and their transcripts, and shows it on the setup page.
    • Your voice carries your measured speaking rate, typical sentence length and verbal habits.
    • The writers and the polish passes follow your voice, and phrases to avoid are only the ones you add.

    What improved

    • Signature phrases and examples in a drafted voice are only kept when you actually said them.
  17. 2026.10.12.1253

    Compose

    Write polishes your draft for you

    After the first draft, the Write stage runs a series of polish passes and shows each one as it works.

    Details

    What changed

    • Write tries five openings, scores them and starts your script with the strongest hook.
    • Polish passes then check the draft against your research, your voice and your profile, and look for drops in retention and repeated phrasing.
    • Each pass shows as a row with what it's doing and what it changed. Passes that don't apply are marked skipped.

    What improved

    • Edits are made sentence by sentence, so the lines a pass didn't touch stay exactly as written.
  18. 2026.10.12.0746

    Channels

    Add and edit channels in one place

    Adding a channel asks the same questions as onboarding, and one dialog edits everything about it.

    Details

    What changed

    • Add a channel with its URL or @handle, then choose its language (or let Neveshte detect it from your videos) and format.
    • One Edit channel dialog changes the name, category, niches and language, and saves them together.
  19. 2026.10.11.1956

    Sources

    Sources from any YouTube video

    Paste a link to any public YouTube video or Short, and Neveshte watches it once to learn from it.

    Details

    What changed

    • A source is one public YouTube video or Short. Paste the link and Neveshte watches it as part of preparing it, at no charge.
    • Drafting a profile, a voice, a template or ideas from a source uses what Neveshte saw in the video as well as its transcript.
    • The template action checks whether the video follows a template from the library and adds that one to your workspace.

    What improved

    • A voice drafted from a source only keeps phrases the creator actually says in the video.
  20. 2026.10.11.1349

    Dashboard

    A dashboard that opens on what's waiting

    The dashboard greets you with the day, what's waiting and your credits, then your scripts, ideas and setup.

    Details

    What changed

    • Scripts are grouped into Waiting on you, In progress and Recent.
    • An ideas inbox sits beside them, so new ideas don't get lost.
    • A Get set up checklist stays until your channel, profile, voice and templates are ready, then gives way to your Creator DNA.
  21. 2026.10.10.2023

    Channels

    Channel setup runs on its own

    Add your channel and Neveshte sets up your Creator DNA from start to finish, with no questions along the way.

    Details

    What changed

    • Channel setup watches your recent videos and works out your category, niches and language from what you actually say in them.
    • It drafts your profile, picks starter templates and suggests competitors without stopping to ask.
    • Open the setup page at any moment to see the current step, what earlier steps found and how far along it is.

    What improved

    • A channel whose setup never started now starts it when you open its setup page.
    • A step that never got going no longer waits forever. It stops with a clear message and a Try again button.
  22. 2026.10.10.1930

    Billing

    Clearer billing after your trial

    The billing page shows when your plan renews, how your credits reset and what each invoice was for.

    Details

    What changed

    • The credits card shows your plan credits, when they reset and your total including top-ups.
    • Invoices name your plan and billing period in plain words, with the date they were paid.

    What improved

    • Moving from the trial to a paid plan gives you the plan's full credits and shows your renewal date.
  23. 2026.10.10.1930

    Account

    Closing your account or workspace

    Deleting your account or workspace now closes it right away and removes its data on a clear schedule.

    Details

    What changed

    • Deleting your account closes it at once and signs you out on every device.
    • A deleted account or workspace is removed for good 30 days later, along with its files.
    • Data Neveshte reads from YouTube is refreshed or deleted within 30 days.

    What improved

    • Deleting an idea removes its attachments too.
  24. 2026.10.10.1729

    Onboarding

    Onboarding starts with your channel

    Setting up a workspace now begins with your YouTube channel, then sets up your Creator DNA in the background while you look around.

    Details

    What changed

    • Onboarding asks for your YouTube channel, then your workspace name, language and video format, with what it can filled in for you.
    • The trial screen shows how long your trial lasts, the credits it includes and when you'll get a reminder.
    • Channel setup keeps running after onboarding, so you can go straight to the dashboard and come back to it.

    What improved

    • The sign-up page shows the same trial length and credits as the trial screen.
  25. 2026.10.09.1349

    Account

    Sign up with Google or an email code

    You can create an account and sign in with Google, or sign up with your email and confirm it with a short code.

    Details

    What changed

    • Sign up and sign in with your Google account.
    • Email sign-ups confirm with a 6-digit code sent to your inbox.
    • A short setup page asks for your name after sign-up, already filled in when you use Google.
    • If you leave halfway and log back in, you pick up at the step you hadn't finished.

September 2026

14 updates

  1. 1.0.6

    App

    Empty Scripts and Ideas pages show where to start

    Like the DNA pages, an empty Scripts or Ideas page now offers its ways to start in one place.

    Details

    What improved

    • On an empty Scripts or Ideas page, the start cards are the only place to act.
    • Once you search or filter, the controls stay in reach so you can clear them.
    • If every idea is archived, the Archived tab stays visible.
  2. 1.0.6

    Compose

    Research depth picked for you

    Turn research on or off when you start a script, and Neveshte picks standard or deep research once you approve the brief.

    Details

    What changed

    • The create page has a simple research switch, and links you paste show while it's on.
    • When you approve the brief, Neveshte picks standard or deep research for that topic.
    • The Research stage shows the depth, source count and credits, with Change to pick another depth.
  3. 1.0.5

    Reliability

    Fewer failed AI steps

    When an AI answer comes back in the wrong shape, the retry now knows what went wrong and fixes it more often.

    Details

    What improved

    • A retry sends the original request along with what was wrong, so it corrects the answer instead of guessing again.
    • Answers are held to the exact shape each step expects, so fewer steps fail on bad output.
  4. 1.0.5

    Assistant

    Stop the assistant cleanly

    Stopping the assistant mid-reply now leaves your conversation and credits exactly as they were.

    Details

    What improved

    • Stopping a reply leaves the conversation and your credits unchanged.
    • When the assistant carries on after asking you something, its answer arrives as one message.
  5. 1.0.5

    App

    Softer text and tidier menus

    Text reads a little softer, menus share one compact size, and the create page's options sit in light pills.

    Details

    What improved

    • Body text is a touch lighter for easier reading.
    • Menus, dropdowns and the command menu all use the same compact rows.
    • The create page's options sit in light pills, and the prompt card lifts off the page.
  6. 1.0.4

    Templates

    A new set of system templates

    The template library now has 70 system templates across 11 categories, each with timings and guidance written for its format.

    Details

    What changed

    • 39 long-form and 31 short-form templates, grouped into 11 categories.
    • Section timings fit each format, so a short template stays short.
    • Every section carries guidance written for its template, which the outline follows.
    • Names and descriptions say what kind of video each template makes, which also helps channel setup pick the right ones.
  7. 1.0.4

    Creator DNA

    Empty DNA pages show where to start

    An empty Templates, Voices, Profiles, Channels or Sources page now shows each way to start, with a line on what it does.

    Details

    What changed

    • Each way to start is a card with a short description, and the recommended one stands out.

    What improved

    • An empty page shows each action once, without a search box that has nothing to search.
    • Search and create buttons wait until the page has loaded, so they no longer jump in and out.
  8. 1.0.4

    Ideas

    A tidier idea editor

    The idea editor's side panel now sticks to what you own, and matches the script editor's.

    Details

    What changed

    • An Origin row shows whether an idea was generated, or links to the source it came from.
    • The share button shows a green dot while a link is live.
    • The idea and script editors share one side panel layout.
  9. 1.0.4

    Ideas

    Write an idea down first

    The Ideas page now leads with New, so jotting an idea down is the first thing on the page.

    Details

    What changed

    • The header reads Extract, Generate and New, with New as the main button.
    • Tabs are Open and Archived, and ideas you turned into scripts stay in Open.
    • The week-by-week timeline stays in view until you search or pick a tag.
  10. 1.0.3

    App

    A brighter, calmer look

    The app now sits on a white canvas with lighter edges, and its buttons tell you who does the work.

    Details

    What changed

    • Pages sit on a white canvas inside the grey sidebar, and cards lift with a soft shadow instead of a darker fill.
    • Blue buttons mean Neveshte does the work, and outlined ones mean you do it yourself.
    • Every way to create something on a list page is its own button, with nothing hidden in a dropdown.

    What improved

    • Buttons get darker on hover instead of lighter.
  11. 1.0.2

    Billing

    Duplicate follows your plan

    Duplicating a profile or voice now opens the upgrade dialog when your plan doesn't allow new ones, the same way Edit does.

    Details

    What improved

    • Duplicate on Profiles and Voices offers the upgrade when your plan is the limit.
  12. 1.0.1

    Reliability

    Fixes for usage, invites and compose

    Pages that could fail in rare cases now open as expected.

    Details

    What improved

    • The usage page shows the month you picked, even near the end of a 31-day month.
    • Invitation links open even when the invite has no expiry date.
    • Compose opens for a script that was being written during an app update.
  13. 1.0.0

    Billing

    Billing settings load reliably

    The billing settings page shows your plan, credits and renewal date again instead of a loading placeholder.

    Details

    What improved

    • The billing page opens with your plan, credit balance and next renewal.
  14. 1.0.0

    App

    Pages open sooner

    Every page now shows its content first and fills in credits, notifications and setup progress a moment later.

    Details

    What improved

    • Credits, notifications and Getting started progress load after the page appears, so pages no longer wait on them.

August 2026

20 updates

  1. 0.5.10

    Assistant

    An assistant that follows plain requests

    Ask the assistant in your own words and it picks the right job: answer, review, suggest titles, write or rewrite.

    Details

    What changed

    • The assistant can answer questions, review the script, suggest titles, write a section, rewrite a selection or ask you something.
    • It works out which from what you write, so you don't need set phrases.
    • A turn it can't answer gives its credit back.
  2. 0.5.9

    Billing

    Credits back when a step fails

    When a compose step or a source extraction fails for good, the credits it used come back in full.

    Details

    What changed

    • A step that fails for good refunds its full charge, in compose and in source extraction.
    • Credits you top up carry over when your plan renews or is cancelled.
    • Your balance is one number, the same on every page that shows it.
  3. 0.5.9

    Workspaces

    Roles that hold on every page

    Owners, members and commenters now get the same access to the same things on every page of a workspace.

    Details

    What improved

    • What each role can see and do is the same on every page and every action.
    • Commenters open the scripts and ideas shared with them directly, while the full lists stay with owners and members.
    • When something is blocked, the app says whether it's your plan or your role.
  4. 0.5.8

    Compose

    Compose progress in the header

    The compose page shows its four stages as a stepper in the header, and Research keeps one layout from start to finish.

    Details

    What changed

    • A stepper in the compose header shows Brief, Research, Outline and Write, and each stage's status.
    • The stage you're working on now sits in the middle of the page.
    • Research reads the same while it's queued, running and done: a heading, one card and the stage's actions.

    What improved

    • Research progress is shown once instead of three times.
  5. 0.5.8

    Compose

    A brief that's easy to review

    The final brief is easier to read, and one button approves it and starts research.

    Details

    What changed

    • Topic, angle and audience fields grow to fit their text, so nothing is cut off.
    • One button, Approve brief and continue, saves the brief and starts research.
    • Scripts started from an idea with no prompt use the idea as their topic.

    What improved

    • Clarifying questions stop after three rounds, and anything left unanswered appears in the brief as an assumption you can edit.
  6. 0.5.8

    Billing

    Upgrade without leaving the page

    When your plan stops an action, the plans open right there and you can check out without a trip to settings.

    Details

    What changed

    • An upgrade dialog shows the plans with a monthly or yearly switch, and starts checkout from where you are.
    • Buttons your plan doesn't include stay in place and open the upgrade dialog when you click them.
    • Keyboard shortcuts and links that create something do the same, instead of doing nothing.

    What improved

    • Actions your role doesn't allow stay hidden, so a plan limit and a role limit no longer look alike.
  7. 0.5.8

    Billing

    Know where your workspace stands

    Everyone in a workspace now sees one clear notice about its trial, plan or credits, with the next step.

    Details

    What changed

    • Every member sees when a workspace is read-only, and why.
    • The trial notice grows more prominent as its end date gets close.
    • If a plan is set to end, the notice shows the date and a button to resume it.

    What improved

    • Only the most urgent notice shows at a time.
    • The credit warning stays visible when your balance reaches zero.
  8. 0.5.7

    Creator DNA

    Cleaner generated Creator DNA

    Profiles, voices and templates that Neveshte drafts for you now come out tidy, within limits and without repeated guidance.

    Details

    What improved

    • Drafted profiles, voices, templates and source ideas stay within each field's limits.
    • Duplicate or conflicting guidance is removed before it's saved.
    • Drafted names read like names rather than channel handles, and existing drafts were tidied the same way.
  9. 0.5.7

    Compose

    Regenerate from the stage you're on

    Regenerating the brief, research or outline now sits with each stage's other actions.

    Details

    What changed

    • Brief, Research and Outline each have their regenerate button in the stage's action bar.
    • Before you regenerate, Neveshte tells you which later stages will start over.

    What improved

    • Saving an edited outline and approving it straight away now keeps your edits.
  10. 0.5.6

    Compose

    Watch your script being written

    The Write stage shows each section as it's written, then hands you the finished script with its length at a glance.

    Details

    What changed

    • Each section shows as queued, writing or done, with its word count as it finishes.
    • Writing runs on our side, so it's safe to close the page.
    • When it's done, you see the sections, total words and read time, with one button to open the editor.
  11. 0.5.6

    Compose

    Pick the sources behind your outline

    The Research stage lets you include or exclude each source, and the Outline stage shows how the script adds up against its target length.

    Details

    What changed

    • Include or exclude each research source, then build the outline from the ones you kept.
    • If research finds nothing, go back to the brief, search again or continue without research.
    • Drag outline sections to reorder them, and add or remove sections in place.
    • A running total of sections, duration and words shows how the outline compares to your target length.
  12. 0.5.5

    Compose

    Answer the brief one question at a time

    The Brief stage now asks its questions as one sequence, with your answers kept in view and editable.

    Details

    What changed

    • Questions come one at a time with a progress count, and the recommended answer is marked.
    • Earlier answers stay on screen and editable, and Back keeps what you chose.
    • Your answers survive a page refresh.
    • Choose "Not sure, you decide" and Neveshte makes the call and records it as an assumption in the brief.

    What improved

    • The Write stage can't be opened before it has anything to show.
  13. 0.5.5

    Compose

    A quicker create page

    The script create page loads faster, and its / menu works the same way as the one in the editor.

    Details

    What changed

    • The / menu in the prompt and the / menu in the script editor now look and behave the same.

    What improved

    • The create page loads far less code, so it opens faster.
  14. 0.5.4

    Reliability

    Live progress that catches up

    Compose, the assistant and editor rewrites now pick up where they left off after a dropped connection.

    Details

    What improved

    • When your connection drops and comes back, compose progress and the assistant catch up instead of stalling.
    • An AI rewrite in the editor survives a reconnect, and you can approve it only once it has finished.
    • Profile, voice and template drawers keep your changes when a save fails.
  15. 0.5.4

    App

    Faster loading across the app

    Neveshte now sends your browser about a quarter less code, so pages open sooner.

    Details

    What improved

    • The app downloads about 1 MB less when it first loads.
    • Text sizes, spacing and corners now match from page to page.
    • Fixed a crash in some older browsers.
  16. 0.5.3

    Assistant

    A clearer assistant conversation

    The assistant panel now reads like a chat, with replies that appear as they're written.

    Details

    What changed

    • Your messages and the assistant's replies are easy to tell apart.
    • Replies appear as they're written, with a marker while the assistant is working.
    • Scrolling up keeps your place, and a button jumps back to the latest message.
  17. 0.5.2

    Assistant

    Whole-script reviews

    Ask the assistant to review your script and it reads every section and tells you what could be stronger.

    Details

    What changed

    • Ask for a review and the assistant reads the full script and lists what could be stronger.
    • It remembers what you discussed earlier in the conversation.
    • On a very long script, the review says which parts it covered.
  18. 0.5.2

    Assistant

    Ask the assistant about your script

    A new assistant beside the script editor answers questions about your script and suggests edits you approve before anything changes.

    Details

    What changed

    • Open the Assistant panel next to any script to ask about its sections, length or angle.
    • It answers with your script and Creator DNA in view.
    • When it suggests a change to a section, you see it first and choose Apply or Dismiss.
    • If it needs more from you, it asks a question and carries on after you answer.
  19. 0.5.1

    Script editor

    Edit your script section by section

    The script editor now shows your script as sections you can reorder, retype and edit one at a time.

    Details

    What changed

    • Each section of your script is its own card, with a type you can change.
    • Drag sections to reorder them, and undo or redo from the top of the editor.
    • Change a script's profile, voice and tags from the editor header.

    What improved

    • Saving checks that nobody changed the script in the meantime, so one edit never silently overwrites another.
    • In the collapsed sidebar, notifications and your account menu no longer overlap.
  20. 0.5.0

    Compose

    Start a script from an idea

    The script create page now offers your latest ideas as starting points, so a saved idea becomes a script in one step.

    Details

    What changed

    • The create page shows your five latest ideas as starters you can pick with one click.
    • Type / in the prompt to pull in any idea from your workspace.
    • You can start a script from an idea alone, without typing a prompt.
    • The brief reads the idea's notes, so its questions start from what you already wrote down.

July 2026

19 updates

  1. 0.4.8

    Compose

    Each stage has its own actions

    Brief, Research, Outline and Write each show where they stand and what you can do next, and move freely between them.

    Details

    What changed

    • Move between Brief, Research, Outline and Write, and see where each one stands.
    • Each stage shows what it is doing and what you can do next.
    • What you typed is kept if an action needs to be tried again.

    What improved

    • Live progress stays in step with the script, even after a reload.
    • An editor rewrite preview always shows the rewrite you asked for last.
  2. 0.4.8

    Script editor

    Teleprompter and script details fixes

    The teleprompter always stays dark for easy reading, and long template names fit in the script details.

    Details

    What improved

    • The teleprompter is always dark, in the editor and on shared links.
    • Long template names no longer overlap their label in the script details.
  3. 0.4.8

    Sources

    Add a source from anywhere

    Adding a source looks and works the same from every page, and fits on a phone.

    Details

    What changed

    • One Add source window, wherever you start from.

    What improved

    • The source window scrolls and fits on small screens.
    • Errors and missing credits are shown inside the window before anything runs.
  4. 0.4.8

    Creator DNA

    Profile edits you don't lose

    Clicking outside the profile editor no longer throws away your changes, and duplicate profiles are caught.

    Details

    What improved

    • Clicking outside the profile editor keeps your unsaved changes.
    • Creating a profile identical to one you already have is caught before it is saved.
    • Getting started counts a profile made during setup as done.
  5. 0.4.8

    App

    A page for broken links

    Following a broken or old link now lands on a proper page with a way back into your workspace.

    Details

    What changed

    • A proper not-found page with a way back to your workspace.
  6. 0.4.7

    App

    Tables, dialogs and sidebar polish

    Tables, dialogs, the sidebar and channel cards got a round of fixes so they read more clearly.

    Details

    What changed

    • Tables have tidier columns, row actions and empty states.
    • Channel cards show their setup state more simply.

    What improved

    • The sidebar, trial card and dialogs line up and read more clearly.
  7. 0.4.5

    Workspaces

    Workspaces in your account menu

    Switch workspaces and reach team settings from your account menu, and settings always show which workspace you are in.

    Details

    What changed

    • Switch between workspaces from the account menu.
    • Settings name the workspace you are changing.

    What improved

    • Accepting an invitation or signing up from one moves you into the right workspace.
  8. 0.4.4

    Account

    Separate first and last names

    Sign up with your first name and an optional last name, and edit each one in your profile.

    Details

    What changed

    • Registration asks for a first name and an optional last name.
    • Edit your first and last name separately in profile settings.

    What improved

    • Existing names were split for you, so your profile and workspace labels look the same as before.
  9. 0.4.4

    App

    A calmer editor and clearer empty pages

    The script editor has a more focused canvas, sign-in pages are more consistent, and empty pages tell you what to do first.

    Details

    What changed

    • The script editor shows a focused document with a clearer details panel.
    • Sign-in, sign-up and password reset pages share one layout with support and legal links.
    • Empty pages explain what goes there and how to add the first item.
    • Create another workspace for a brand, client or team from its own dialog.

    What improved

    • Controls and page layouts are sized the same across settings, content and workspace pages.
  10. 0.4.4

    Onboarding

    Getting started, in the sidebar

    A Getting started card in the sidebar tracks your setup, and onboarding is now two clear steps.

    Details

    What changed

    • Onboarding is two steps with clear progress and focused guidance.
    • A Getting started card in the sidebar tracks your setup steps from what you have actually done.
    • Collapse the card when you want room, and it disappears once setup is done.
  11. 0.4.3

    Script editor

    Titles that fit, and a tighter create page

    Idea and script titles grow with what you type and scale to your screen, and the script create page wastes less space.

    Details

    What changed

    • Idea and script titles wrap as you type and resize for smaller screens.
    • The page for starting a new script is more compact.

    What improved

    • Titles show a clear focus outline when you click into them.
  12. 0.4.3

    Billing

    Credits spent once per stage

    Each compose stage spends its credits once, even if you click twice or retry, and checkout brings you back to the right place.

    Details

    What improved

    • Double clicks and retries never spend a stage's credits twice.
    • Coming back from checkout or a top-up updates your plan and credits straight away.
  13. 0.4.2

    Compose

    Choose the research that shapes your outline

    The Research stage shows its progress and lets you pick the insights the outline is built on.

    Details

    What changed

    • See progress as research plans its searches, searches sources and pulls out insights.
    • Review insights grouped as hooks, proof points, counterpoints and examples.
    • The strongest insights come preselected, and you choose what the outline uses.

    What improved

    • The insight list stays short and ordered by relevance.
  14. 0.4.2

    Compose

    A brief that starts with questions

    The Brief stage asks a few focused questions first, then turns your answers into a brief you can review and edit.

    Details

    What changed

    • The Brief stage starts with focused questions about your video.
    • Questions that must be answered are kept apart from optional ones.
    • Your answers become a final brief you can edit before moving on.

    What improved

    • The compose layout has more breathing room around the brief and the sidebar.
  15. 0.4.1

    Billing

    Try Neveshte for 14 days

    New workspaces start with a 14-day trial and a set of credits, so you can write real scripts before choosing a plan.

    Details

    What changed

    • New workspaces start on a 14-day trial with credits to spend.
    • The credit menu shows your trial and the credits it has left.
  16. 0.4.1

    Compose

    Focused research and easy retries

    The Research stage plans its searches before running them, and a failed stage now shows a clear message with a Retry button.

    Details

    What changed

    • Research plans a set of focused searches before it starts looking.

    What improved

    • A failed stage always shows its Retry button.
    • Error messages on a failed stage are short and readable.
    • The Write stage stops updating once it is done.
  17. 0.4.0

    Ideas

    Ideas get a full page

    Ideas now open on their own page, with room for longer notes, autosave, and a side panel with everything connected to them.

    Details

    What changed

    • Ideas save as you type, and get a title and emoji if you don't give them one.
    • The side panel shows where an idea came from, its tags and the scripts made from it.
    • Switch the ideas page to a table when you want to scan a long list.
    • Share an idea with a link, and show any share link as a QR code.

June 2026

22 updates

  1. 0.3.11

    App

    A sharper, more consistent app

    Buttons, dialogs, tables, drawers and forms now look and behave the same on every page.

    Details

    What changed

    • Dialogs, drawers, tables and forms share one consistent design.
    • Keyboard focus is clearly visible on every control.

    What improved

    • Filtering ideas by tag works as expected.
    • The active page in the sidebar is easier to spot.
  2. 0.3.10

    Workspaces

    Voice and member fixes

    Saving voice edits works every time, and member roles respect the seats on your plan.

    Details

    What improved

    • The Save button in the voice editor turns on as soon as you change something.
    • When a voice has too many tone traits, you can remove the extras instead of being stuck.
    • Changing someone's role or accepting an old invitation checks the seats on your plan first.
  3. 0.3.9

    Reliability

    Progress that keeps up

    Live progress while a script is written keeps going through network hiccups, and your credits and notifications stay current.

    Details

    What improved

    • Live progress catches up by itself if an update is missed.
    • Credits and notifications refresh when you come back to the tab, without reloading the page.
    • When a source can't be read, the message tells you so without technical detail.
  4. 0.3.9

    App

    New logo and emails

    The new Neveshte logo is in the app, on the sign-in pages and in every email we send.

    Details

    What changed

    • The new logo and icon appear across the app, sign-in pages and emails.
  5. 0.3.9

    Channels

    Channel language from your videos

    Channel setup now picks your language from what you say in your videos, not from the country on your channel.

    Details

    What improved

    • Channel setup detects the language from your videos and transcripts.
    • A channel based in one country but speaking another language is set up in the right one.
    • Channels and playlists YouTube can't find are handled without breaking setup.
  6. 0.3.8

    Workspaces

    Cancel a workspace deletion

    A workspace waiting to be deleted now says so in settings, and you can cancel the deletion before it happens.

    Details

    What changed

    • Workspace settings show when a deletion is scheduled.
    • Cancel a scheduled deletion with one click.

    What improved

    • Confirming a deletion twice no longer sends a second email.
    • Renaming a channel only changes the name.
    • A handle from a deleted channel can be used again.
  7. 0.3.7

    Compose

    Scripts that stay yours

    The writer keeps to your own voice and identity, and never borrows another creator's name or story from a source.

    Details

    What changed

    • Scripts, profiles and voices drawn from other creators' videos learn from their structure without taking on their identity.

    What improved

    • Outlines built from a template follow its sections more closely.
  8. 0.3.7

    Sources

    Sources start faster

    A new source appears the moment you add it, transcripts arrive more reliably, and sources you no longer need can be deleted.

    Details

    What changed

    • Delete a source you no longer need.

    What improved

    • A new source shows up straight away while its details load in the background.
    • Video transcripts come through more reliably.
    • Ideas saved from a source reuse your existing tags instead of making near-duplicates.
  9. 0.3.6

    Billing

    Usage, invoices and top-ups

    Workspace settings now show where your credits went, your invoices and your top-ups in one place.

    Details

    What changed

    • See credit usage for your workspace over time.
    • Find your invoices in workspace settings.
    • Top-ups show up alongside your plan's credits.
  10. 0.3.5

    Creator DNA

    Speaking rate for your voice

    Set how many words a minute you speak, and scripts with a target length are sized to fit it.

    Details

    What changed

    • Each voice has a speaking rate in words per minute.
    • Scripts written for a set duration use that rate to aim for the right length.
  11. 0.3.5

    Script editor

    Script details show your DNA

    The script details card shows the channel, template, profile and voice a script was written with, and links to each.

    Details

    What changed

    • See and change the channel a script belongs to from its details.
    • Jump from a script to the template, profile and voice it used.

    What improved

    • Scripts keep showing what they were written with, even after a template, profile or voice is deleted.
  12. 0.3.5

    Sharing

    Read your script on a teleprompter

    Open any script in teleprompter mode and read it straight from Neveshte while you record.

    Details

    What changed

    • Open a script in teleprompter mode from the script page.
    • The teleprompter remembers your reading settings.
  13. 0.3.4

    Compose

    Edit the brief before you confirm it

    Every field of the brief can be edited before you confirm it, and skipping research is now a clear choice.

    Details

    What changed

    • Edit any field of the generated brief before confirming it.

    What improved

    • Turning research off now clearly continues without it.
  14. 0.3.4

    App

    Notifications that say what happened

    Notifications now name what finished and link to the result, with one notification per source action.

    Details

    What changed

    • Each notification has a clear title, a short description and a link to what it is about.
    • Mark every notification as read in one click.

    What improved

    • Running several actions on one source sends one notification per action, not a pile of duplicates.
  15. 0.3.4

    Compose

    Outlines that follow your template

    The outline now keeps to your template's format, sections and timings, and the script keeps the notes the outline made.

    Details

    What changed

    • Outlines keep the section count, section types and durations of the template you picked.
    • Outline notes, timings and key points carry through into the written script.

    What improved

    • The Write stage shows which section is being written, and marks itself done once every section is.
  16. 0.3.3

    Compose

    Short scripts in one pass

    Short scripts are now written in one go from the approved outline, so they come back faster and read as one piece.

    Details

    What changed

    • Short scripts are written in a single pass, while longer ones are still written section by section.

    What improved

    • If writing a short script fails, the credits for it are returned in full.
  17. 0.3.2

    Templates

    Start from the template library

    Pick a ready-made template from the library and add it to your workspace, then change it as much as you like.

    Details

    What changed

    • Browse the template library with search, category and format filters.
    • Importing a template makes your own copy, so your edits never touch the original.
  18. 0.3.2

    Templates

    Templates built from sections

    A template is now an ordered list of sections, and the outline is built from those sections instead of a block of example text.

    Details

    What changed

    • Build a template as ordered sections, each with its own purpose.
    • The Outline stage uses the sections of the template you picked.
    • Template cards show the sections at a glance.
  19. 0.3.1

    Account

    Verified email for every account

    Every account now confirms its email address before getting started, and sign-in is better protected.

    Details

    What changed

    • New accounts confirm their email address before they start using Neveshte.

    What improved

    • Sign-in is better protected against repeated guessing.
  20. 0.3.1

    Account

    Early access by invitation

    Joining the waitlist now sends a confirmation, and your invitation email takes you straight to creating your account.

    Details

    What changed

    • Waitlist sign-ups get a confirmation email and a confirmation page.
    • Invited creators get an email with a link to create their account.
  21. 0.3.0

    Compose

    Shape the brief before you write

    Compose asks you to clear up open questions in the brief and lets you edit the research it picked before the outline is made.

    Details

    What changed

    • The Brief stage asks short clarifying questions when your prompt leaves something open.
    • You can change which research results carry into the outline.

    What improved

    • Messages about running out of credits, plan limits and YouTube channels that can't be found now say what to do next.
    • Cancelling a stage or recovering from a failed one behaves more predictably.

May 2026

15 updates

  1. 0.2.5

    App

    Command menu and top bar

    A command menu searches your whole workspace, and the top bar shows where you are, your credits and your notifications.

    Details

    What changed

    • Open the command menu to search ideas, sources, profiles, voices and templates, or run an action.
    • The top bar shows breadcrumbs, your credits and workspace notifications.

    What improved

    • Long titles fit in breadcrumbs, notifications mark as read, and low credits stand out.
  2. 0.2.5

    Sources

    Sources

    Add a link as a source and turn what's in it into ideas you can keep.

    Details

    What changed

    • The Sources page keeps every link you've added, with a preview of each.
    • Run actions on a source, such as pulling idea candidates out of it, and save the ones you want.
    • Each source keeps a history of what was done with it and links to what it produced.

    What improved

    • When a source can't be read, it says so and offers a retry.
  3. 0.2.4

    Script editor

    Better typography, Markdown paste

    The editor reads more comfortably, keeps formatting when you paste Markdown, and lets you sort blocks.

    Details

    What changed

    • Paste Markdown and it arrives formatted.
    • Move blocks up and down from their controls.

    What improved

    • Clearer type sizes, spacing and placeholders make long scripts easier to read.
  4. 0.2.4

    App

    More accessible controls

    Forms, dialogs, menus and tables were rebuilt to work better with a keyboard and a screen reader.

    Details

    What improved

    • Icon buttons and form fields have labels a screen reader can announce.
    • Destructive actions always ask you to confirm.
    • Tag pickers can be searched and used from the keyboard.
  5. 0.2.3

    Ideas

    Ideas filters that find everything

    Ideas filters search all your ideas, not just the ones on screen, and the timeline keeps its grouping while you filter.

    Details

    What changed

    • Switch between the timeline and the grid.

    What improved

    • Filters search every idea in the workspace.
    • Filtered results stay grouped on the timeline.
  6. 0.2.3

    Workspaces

    Easier tag management

    Creating and editing workspace tags is quicker, from one dialog in workspace settings.

    Details

    What changed

    • Create and edit tags in a single dialog from workspace settings.

    What improved

    • Renaming or recoloring a tag is quicker and clearer.
  7. 0.2.3

    Creator DNA

    DNA overview and template library

    The dashboard shows your Creator DNA at a glance, and the template library is easier to browse.

    Details

    What changed

    • A Creator DNA overview on the dashboard shows what you have set up and what is missing.
    • Template cards are easier to scan, and each template opens in a side panel with its full detail.
    • New workspaces get a richer set of starter templates.

    What improved

    • Profiles, voices, templates and ideas use the same cards and side panels.
  8. 0.2.3

    Compose

    Clearer Write progress

    The Outline and Write stages were laid out again, and Write counts the words as each section is written.

    Details

    What changed

    • The Write stage shows a running word count for each section while it writes.

    What improved

    • Outline and Write cards are easier to scan while a script is being written.
  9. 0.2.2

    Dashboard

    The dashboard

    The dashboard gives you an overview of your workspace: recent scripts and ideas, how ready your Creator DNA is, and your credits.

    Details

    What changed

    • A new workspace sees the first steps to take. A busy one sees its latest scripts and ideas.
    • See how complete your Creator DNA is, with quick actions for what to do next.
    • Your credit balance is on the dashboard, with a notice when credits run low or a payment needs attention.
  10. 0.2.2

    Creator DNA

    Creator voices

    Save how you sound as a voice: your tone, delivery, the phrases you use and the ones you avoid.

    Details

    What changed

    • A voice holds tone traits, delivery notes, vocabulary, signature phrases, phrases to avoid and example lines.
    • Create, edit, duplicate and delete voices from the Voices page.
    • New workspaces come with sample voices to start from.
  11. 0.2.2

    Creator DNA

    Creator profiles

    Describe who you are on camera, who you speak to and what you stand for, and keep it as a profile your scripts can use.

    Details

    What changed

    • A profile holds your role and credibility, your audiences and how familiar they are with the topic, your beliefs and any extra instructions.
    • Create, edit, duplicate and delete profiles from the Profiles page.
  12. 0.2.1

    Script editor

    More block types

    Scripts have more kinds of parts to mark, and blocks gained clearer controls.

    Details

    What changed

    • Mark more kinds of script parts, such as evidence, counterpoints, recaps, B-roll and on-screen text.
    • Block controls and slash command items are easier to find and read.
  13. 0.2.0

    Script editor

    Rewrite a selection

    Ask Neveshte to rewrite, change the tone of or translate selected text, then review the result before it replaces yours.

    Details

    What changed

    • Rewrite a selection, adjust its tone or translate it from the toolbar.
    • The new text appears for review first. Keep it, discard it or try again.
  14. 0.2.0

    Script editor

    Format from the selection toolbar

    Select text and a toolbar appears with colors, highlights, alignment, links and block options.

    Details

    What changed

    • Change text color or add a highlight to any selection.
    • Align and indent text, add links, and turn a block into another kind of block.

    What improved

    • Highlighted text keeps its color.
  15. 0.2.0

    Script editor

    A block editor

    Write in a new block editor, with slash commands and blocks you can drag into place.

    Details

    What changed

    • Type a slash to add a heading, list, quote, divider or link.
    • Drag blocks by their handle to reorder them.
    • Mark the parts of a script, such as a hook, story, example or call to action, as their own blocks.

April 2026

20 updates

  1. 0.1.1

    App

    Clearer clickable states

    Buttons, links and controls show a pointer when you can click them and a blocked cursor when you can't.

    Details

    What improved

    • Interactive controls show a pointer cursor across the app.
    • Disabled controls show that they can't be used.
  2. 0.1.1

    Ideas

    Ideas timeline, ideas to scripts

    Ideas are grouped on a timeline, and any idea can become a script with a prompt drafted from it.

    Details

    What changed

    • Browse ideas on a timeline grouped by when you saved them, with older ideas loading as you scroll.
    • Turn an idea into a script. Neveshte drafts the prompt from the idea, and you can edit it before you start.
  3. 0.1.0

    App

    New icons

    Icons across the app share one set, and the sidebar shows clearer hover and active states.

    Details

    What changed

    • One icon set across navigation, the editor, settings and every page.
    • Sidebar items show which page you're on and react when you hover them.
  4. 0.1.0

    Workspaces

    Members table, faster settings

    Members are listed in a table with usernames and roles, and settings pages open at once and fill in as data loads.

    Details

    What changed

    • Members show in a table with their username, email, role and join date.
    • Invite people from a dialog that tells you when you've reached your plan's seats.
    • Every member has a username in each workspace.

    What improved

    • Members, tags, billing, invoices and usage pages open straight away and fill in as their data arrives.
    • Settings rows and confirmation dialogs look and behave the same across account and workspace settings.
  5. pre-0.1

    Reliability

    Compose and setup recover on their own

    Script stages and channel setup now retry, recover and resume more reliably.

    Details

    What improved

    • Stages that fail retry on their own, and stuck stages are picked up again.
    • Regenerating a stage resets the stages after it cleanly.
    • Submitting channel setup twice no longer creates the channel twice.
  6. pre-0.1

    Channels

    Guided channel setup

    Adding a channel finds it on YouTube, studies your recent videos and drafts your profile, templates and competitors for you to review.

    Details

    What changed

    • Type a handle and Neveshte finds the channel on YouTube and shows a preview before you add it.
    • Setup detects your channel's category, niche and language for you to confirm.
    • It reads the transcripts of your recent videos, drafts a creator profile and picks starter templates.
    • It suggests competing channels, and ends by taking you to your first script.
  7. pre-0.1

    Channels

    Channel cards

    The Channels page shows each channel as a card with its setup progress, its DNA and its competitors.

    Details

    What changed

    • Each channel card shows how complete its setup is.
    • See the profiles and templates linked to a channel, and jump to them.
    • Add the channels you compete with, found by their YouTube handle.
  8. pre-0.1

    Account

    See where you're signed in

    Account security lists every device signed in to your account, and lets you sign any of them out.

    Details

    What changed

    • See each signed-in device with its browser, operating system and when it was last active.
    • Sign out a single device, or every device except this one after confirming your password.
  9. pre-0.1

    Reliability

    Steadier live progress

    Compose progress now arrives live without holding up the rest of the app, and a stage is never charged twice.

    Details

    What improved

    • Stages update live while you keep using the app in other tabs.
    • Reconnecting to a running stage no longer starts it again or spends credits twice.
    • A stage that stops responding ends with a clear error instead of spinning forever.
  10. pre-0.1

    App

    Settings in two groups

    Settings are split into Workspace and Account, with one sidebar and the same layout on every page.

    Details

    What changed

    • Workspace settings (general, members, tags, billing, invoices and usage) and account settings (profile and security) share one sidebar.
    • Deleting a workspace asks you to type its name, so it can't happen by accident.
  11. pre-0.1

    Onboarding

    Set up a new workspace

    A new workspace starts with a short setup: your YouTube channel, the kind of videos you make, and starter templates to match.

    Details

    What changed

    • Add your YouTube channel and tell Neveshte what kind of videos you make.
    • Your workspace gets starter templates picked for that kind of video.
    • Setup ends on a new script, with your channel and a template already chosen.
  12. pre-0.1

    Billing

    Plans and credits

    A workspace can subscribe to a plan, pay monthly or yearly, and top up credits when it needs more.

    Details

    What changed

    • Subscribe a workspace to a plan from its billing settings.
    • Switch between monthly and yearly billing.
    • Buy top-up credits on top of your plan's monthly credits.
    • Clear notices tell you when credits run low or a payment needs attention.
  13. pre-0.1

    Workspaces

    Invite your team

    Invite people to a workspace by email and decide what each of them can do.

    Details

    What changed

    • Invite people by email. They can accept or decline, and an invite expires after seven days.
    • Roles decide who can manage the workspace, who can write and who can only read and comment.
    • Change a member's role, remove a member or hand the workspace over to a new owner.
    • Deleting a workspace waits 24 hours, so you can still change your mind.
  14. pre-0.1

    Compose

    Start from a prompt, pick research depth

    A new script starts from one prompt with your channel and template, and you choose how deep the research goes.

    Details

    What changed

    • Start a script by writing what the video is about, then pick the channel and template it's for.
    • Add up to three links of your own for the research to read.
    • Choose how deep the research goes, depending on how many sources the script needs.

    What improved

    • Research drops duplicate and weak results before reading them, so the insights are more relevant.
  15. pre-0.1

    Compose

    Editable outline, focused Write stage

    Outline sections became cards you can edit and reorder, and the Write stage shows clear progress before handing you the script.

    Details

    What changed

    • Outline sections are color-coded cards. Edit a section's type, title, key points and length, or add, remove and reorder sections.
    • The outline's total length adds up from its sections.
    • The Write stage shows each section as it's written, with a progress bar and word counts.
    • When it's done you see the total words, read time and sections, and open the script in the editor.
  16. pre-0.1

    Compose

    Write a script in four stages

    Compose takes a script from your prompt through Brief, Research, Outline and Write on one page.

    Details

    What changed

    • Brief, Research, Outline and Write sit on one page, and each stage starts on its own when the one before it is done.
    • Each stage shows whether it's running, waiting for your input or done, with a live list of what it's working on.
    • Regenerate any finished stage. Neveshte warns you first that the stages after it will be redone.
    • Skipped research can be switched back on partway through.

    What improved

    • The Write stage no longer repeats a section when the connection drops and reconnects.
  17. pre-0.1

    Templates

    Script templates

    Save the shape of the videos you make as templates, with the parts each video moves through.

    Details

    What changed

    • Create, edit and search script templates in your workspace.
    • A template lays out a video's parts, such as the hook, intro, talking points, story and call to action.
  18. pre-0.1

    Ideas

    Capture ideas quickly

    Save an idea with just a title, tag it in color, attach images and find it again with search and filters.

    Details

    What changed

    • An idea only needs a title. Notes, tags and images can come later.
    • Tags have colors, and you can create a new tag right where you're tagging.
    • Search ideas and filter them by tag and date.
    • Attach images to an idea.
  19. pre-0.1

    Workspaces

    Workspace settings

    Workspaces gained a settings area for renaming, leaving or deleting a workspace and for managing its tags.

    Details

    What changed

    • Rename a workspace, leave one you no longer need, or delete it.
    • Create, rename, recolor and delete the workspace's tags in one place.
  20. pre-0.1

    Workspaces

    Workspaces

    Your channels, ideas and profiles now live in a workspace, and you can keep more than one and switch between them.

    Details

    What changed

    • Every new account starts with its own workspace.
    • Channels, ideas and profiles belong to the workspace you're in, so separate brands or clients stay apart.
    • Switch workspaces from the sidebar, and Neveshte takes you to that workspace's dashboard.

Join the waitlist.

We're letting creators in a few at a time, so every channel gets set up properly.

  1. 1Confirm your email
  2. 2Get your invite
  3. 3Set up your channel. Your 14-day trial starts then.