Do I have to do anything to get a change?

No. Juoni is a web app, so the page you open is the current one. A deck you were in while something shipped keeps working; reload when you like.

How often does this page change?

Most days while the product is in beta. Each entry is a change a person can see or do, marked New, Improved or Fixed; the plumbing behind it is not listed.

Something is wrong. Where do I say so?

The BETA tag under the mark in the app opens Send feedback. It reaches us with the version you were on.

Not a published one. What is here is what shipped; a page about a thing appears when the thing does.

Juoni Studio changelog â Juoni Studio

23 September 2026

Code on a slide, colored from the deck's own palette; dragging pulls less often, says where a guide came from, and text lines up by its letters.

New
Code blocksInsert adds a Code block (the backtick key inserts one), or paste a fenced snippet onto the canvas and it lands as one in that language. Pick from TypeScript, Python, SQL, Shell and eight more; keywords, strings and comments take their colors from the deck's own palette, so a block re-colors with the theme. Turn line numbers and wrapping on or off, and press MARK to draw the accent rule beside the caret's line.
Improved
Snapping that pulls only where it means somethingA dragged block used to catch a grid line every few steps, so it was hard to put anything between them. Now a column's left line catches only a block's left edge, its right line only a right edge, and the slide's middle only a middle. When the line comes from another block rather than the grid, it is drawn in pink between the two blocks, and the footer says ALIGNED TO and names the block.
Improved
Text snaps by its letters, not its frameA headline without a fill or border now lines up by its words: the top of its capitals, its baselines and the edges of its longest line. Put a headline's capitals on a picture's top edge, rest its last line on a row, or set a headline and a label on the same baseline. Text with a fill or border still snaps by its frame, since that is what you see.

22 September 2026

Find a word anywhere in the deck and change it, put an icon on a slide, and a dragged block finds the middle of the one behind it.

New
Find and replace across the deck⌘F opens Find in the drawer under the canvas. Type a word and every place it appears is listed — headlines, body text, statistic captions, table cells, presenter notes and slide names — with the slide and block each one sits on. Step through the matches and the canvas follows, replace one at a time or all at once, and undo puts every word back in one step.
New
Icons from the Lucide libraryInsert has an Icon row. Search 1,800 Lucide icons by name in the panel, pick one, and it lands as a block that takes the deck's colors and scales cleanly at any size. COLOR and WEIGHT set the stroke, and the agent can place one by name.
Improved
Dragging snaps to the center of other blocksDragging a block used to catch only the edges of the blocks around it, so centering a title on a background rectangle meant reaching for Align or reading the numbers. The middle of every other block is now a snap line too: drag the title until the guide appears and the footer reads its name, and it is centered on both axes.

17 September 2026

The right-click menu loses half its height, Home lists what you can open, and a star stays put.

Improved
The right-click menu is half as longRight-clicking a block used to open twenty-three rows, nine of which could do nothing to what you had clicked. Order, Align and Space are now single rows of buttons that appear only when there is something for them to act on, and Align offers all six edges and centers where it used to offer two.
Improved
Fit to content lives on the heightMaking a block of text as tall as its words was a menu row, three surfaces away from the number it changes. It is now a button inside the H field in the inspector, lit while the height is the content.
Improved
Recent is what you have openedRecent used to list whatever the workspace had edited last, so a deck somebody else changed this morning outranked the one you had open all week. It is now your own reading history — the decks you have opened, newest first — both on Home and on its own page, and nobody else can see it.
Fixed
Return to layout no longer appears on slides that have no layoutA deck brought in from a design or a PowerPoint file has no layout to return to, but the right-click menu offered Return to layout anyway, and taking it moved the block to a place that did not exist. Detach and Return now appear only on slides that have a layout, and share one row.
Fixed
Right-clicking several blocks keeps them all selectedPick two or more blocks, right-click one of them, and the selection collapsed to that single block before the menu opened — so Align, Distribute and Group were grey every time you got there. What you picked now survives the right-click, and those controls act on all of it.
Fixed
All shows everything you can openThe All filter on Home hid every deck you did not own, edit or star, so a workspace somebody else had filled read as empty while the projects below it listed decks you could open. All now shows everything you can see, and the other filters narrow that one list.
Fixed
Favorites stickStarring a deck used to light the star and then quietly lose it: the next time the page drew, the deck was unstarred again and Favorites was empty. A star now stays where you put it, on every device you sign in from, and the decks you have starred are the ones Favorites lists.
Fixed
An invite says the name of the workspace you are joiningThe email inviting someone to your workspace named it after whoever created it rather than what the workspace is called. It now carries the name set in Workspace settings, and renaming a workspace changes what the next invite says.
Fixed
A workspace you were invited to reads its own name in the menuOpen the menu under the workspace name and a workspace you had been invited to but not yet opened showed the name it was created with, then changed the moment you switched into it. Every workspace in the list now reads the name it is called.

16 September 2026

Type settles into the inspector, and the app spells the American way.

Improved
Color, center, gray: the app now spells the American wayEvery label, hint, menu and message uses American spelling — Color, Center, Gray, Organization, Favorites, Canceled — and the agent writes slide copy the same way, so what it adds matches the controls around it. Your decks are untouched, apart from a layout option that had been set to Centre, which keeps its setting under the new spelling.
Improved
Everything about a text's type is in one placeSelect a text and the inspector's TYPE band now carries the whole set: the style, its weight and its size on one row, then bold, italic, underline and all caps beside the alignment and bullet controls, then the color. The bar above the slide keeps the quick marks, case, alignment and color for the words you are looking at; picking a style or typing a size happens in the inspector, next to the weight.
Improved
Workspaces lead the header menuOpen the menu under the workspace's name and the workspaces come first: the one you are in, the ones you switched to last, and All workspaces for the rest. Workspace settings, Members, Billing & usage and Brand kit follow under MANAGE, and Sign out sits in the menu's foot beside ESC. The Go to rows are gone, since the line under the name already links every place they went, and the menu now hangs from the bar.

15 September 2026

PowerPoint comes in, a deck can be a template, and pictures lose their plates.

New
A PowerPoint deck arrives as the slides it was drawn asImport a PowerPoint file and every slide lands where it was drawn: type sizes, weights and colors, bullets, rules, pictures with their crops, video with its poster frame, tables with their header band, and the file’s palette offered as a color set for the deck. A hand-built deck no longer arrives as text poured into a guessed layout.
New
A deck can be a templateMark any deck as a template from its card or its menu, give it a name, a kind and an audience, and it joins the gallery on New. The template points at the deck rather than copying it, so fixing a slide fixes it for everyone who starts from it tomorrow. A deck doing that job wears a mark on its card.
New
A picture can lose its plate: blend it, or cut it outTwo ways to lose the background behind a placed picture, from the picture’s panel or the agent’s Remove background chip. Blend is free and makes a dark mark on a white plate read as the mark alone. Cut out has the background removed and lands the cutout exactly where the plate was; it is metered like a generation.
New
A deck, from another clientJuoni answers as an MCP server with three tools: list the layouts, read a deck, and create one from an outline. The calling model writes the outline from what it already has in front of it; Juoni composes and reviews the deck and answers with the link to open it.
New
A BETA tag under the mark opens Send feedbackThe wordmark carries BETA and the build under it. Click it to send feedback with words and up to three screenshots, pasted or dropped, and every report says which build and which page it came from.
Improved
The picture’s bar opens on a chip and CROP is a toggleThe fit control is a labeled chip rather than three bare words, and CROP stays lit while you crop. Press it again, or ⏎, to finish; DONE is gone.
Improved
A border can be dashed or dottedThe Border row gains a STYLE track, solid, dashed or dotted, drawn as specimens of the line. Imports carry a dashed or dotted border through, and the agent can set one.
Improved
Zoom about the cursor⌘-wheel and a trackpad pinch keep whatever is under the cursor under the cursor, and the − and + chips zoom about the middle of the stage. The page underneath no longer zooms with it.
Improved
A slide style reads as its own specificationThe style builder’s specimen is a one-page spec sheet set on the style’s own paper: the name at the section step, every value the style owns beside the deck’s, the type at its real sizes with bold, italic and bullet, and the palette as blocks.
Improved
The import’s foot measures what it is doingWhile an import lands its pictures the foot shows the count, the clock and, once enough have landed, the time left. Stop stops it: uploads in flight finish, what landed is taken back, and the report is as it was.
Improved
⌘P is the only way to searchThe command menu already searches the whole workspace and opens what it finds, so the separate results page and its ⌘/ chord are gone. Home’s footer line and the empty state name ⌘P.
Improved
A member’s rail has no brand kitThe brand kit is an administrator’s page, so a member no longer sees its door in the rail, the context menu or search. The deck panel still shows which kit a deck is on.
Fixed
A group is one thing to the spacing toolsAlign, Distribute, GAP and Equalize treated each element inside a group on its own, so three grouped rows arrived as six boxes. They now measure and move a group as one unit, and a group keeps its own shape.
Fixed
A shared deck’s pictures reach the people it was shared withPictures you uploaded or imported painted a missing-picture swatch on a public link, in print and on the share card. The surfaces a link can reach now carry their own pictures.
Fixed
Say so when a share link cannot be unlockedA viewer who typed the right passcode could be asked for it again and again. That is fixed, and if a passcode ever cannot work the share dialog says so rather than setting one that will never open.
Fixed
An imported table keeps the color its figures were drawn inA table in a design import lost the color of its figures, so on a dark slide in a morph deck they went pale or vanished mid-transition. The figures keep their ink.
Fixed
A composition arrives composed, and a diagonal arrives as a lineA slide drawn as one composition no longer builds its elements in one at a time, so a mask can never arrive after the thing it hides. A diagonal rule in a design is read as a line rather than a box.
Fixed
A closed door is a 404, and the 404 is a pageA page your role cannot open answers with a proper not-found page, with Home and Settings on it, instead of an error screen. A wrong address gets the same page.

14 September 2026

Tables get their tools, a brief fills a template, and members see what they were given.

New
A brief, then a template: the agent fills the template’s slidesNew saves your brief and hands you the template gallery; Generate on a card copies the template and writes the brief onto its slides. What the brief does not supply is left standing and named, and the conversation carries on as Talk it through.
New
Use a deck again, and let the agent ask for the numbersUnder Duplicate in a deck’s menu, Use this again copies the deck, rolls its period forward off the title and opens it on the agent asking for this edition’s figures. It lists every statistic, chart and number quoted in a sentence so you know what to fetch, and rewrites the sentences rather than patching digits into them.
New
Table header style and column widthsA table’s header row can wear any of the deck’s slide styles, and columns have widths: set one from the table’s bar and the others move in proportion.
New
A table’s columns say where their text sitsPick a column in the table’s bar and set its text left, center or right, header and cells together. A right-set column keeps a gutter so 71 beside 86 does not read as 7186.
New
Any face Google publishesA deck can be set in any family Google Fonts publishes, not only the two dozen shipped with the editor. A design imported from Claude or ChatGPT arrives in the face it was drawn in, and the fonts are served by us rather than fetched from Google by your audience.
New
Option-drag to duplicate elementsHold ⌥ while dragging an element to leave a copy where it was.
New
Delete a slide style from the builderA slide style can be deleted from its builder. Slides wearing it fall back to the deck’s own theme.
New
A design that names its objects arrives as a morphGive the same object the same data-morph-id across the sections of an HTML design and the deck arrives with those slides joined by a morph. Objects parked off the canvas travel in rather than being dropped or pushed onto the page.
New
A person in the rail is a rule in the gutterAnother person on a slide shows as a thin rule in their color beside the slide’s thumbnail: quiet while they read, solid when they select, breathing while they type. Two people stack, and nothing is drawn for someone merely in the room.
New
Four studio decks join the shelfCommonform, Off Air, Form in Motion and Petal Post, four decks designed by import and finished in the editor, are creative directions you can start a deck from.
Improved
Equal columns are equal, and the table bar says EQUALIZEA table with no widths set now draws equal columns rather than letting the browser size them by their contents. The control is EQUALIZE, and Edit cells leaves the bar: the way into the cells is the slide.
Improved
The table’s bar opens on its toolsThe table’s bar drops its name chip and puts ROWS and COLS together, then the column picker as a chip of its own with a WIDTH stepper. Every number on the bar is one you nudge or type.
Improved
The selection grips say what they doA selected element’s outline is a crisp pixel with paper behind it, so it reads on a dark slide. Corners are squares for free resize, edges are bars for one axis, and the rotation knob is drawn in the same hand.
Improved
A shadow takes the corner of the thing casting itA pill, a rounded shape or a rounded photograph casts a shadow with its own corner rather than a rectangle’s.
Improved
The design import is two doors, and its report opens on the verdictImport from Claude or ChatGPT opens on two doors, have the export or still designing it, with the prompt as the only coaching. After the drop the headline is the verdict: how many slides read, and how many to look at.
Improved
An imported deck arrives without our page numberAn import starts with the running page number off, since the pages came from somewhere that already decided. A PowerPoint file that numbers its own slides keeps them numbered.
Improved
A member is not shown a door they cannot openThe workspaces table no longer offers Settings to a member who cannot open it. Admins and owners keep the link.
Improved
A shared workspace is on the planThe first invite from a personal workspace opens Checkout for your seat in the same click and lands you back on Members. A shared workspace with no plan yet is locked rather than put on the free ceilings, and the invite panel says what a seat costs today.
Fixed
A numeral sits in its box, and a table arrives dressedAn imported statistic ignored its own padding, fill and rule; it is boxed like a heading now. An imported table arrives with its header band, its rule color and weight, and its column shares.
Fixed
A design’s dark slides keep the color they were drawn inDark slides in a design import could take the workspace’s kit color instead of their own, opening a forest green as near-black. Every color the design chose is pinned to the deck.
Fixed
A member sees the decks they were given, not the workspace’s ledgerA member’s home, projects and search show the decks they own, edit, were sent, or can reach through a project, and nothing else; a deck they cannot see answers as not found. When a personal workspace gets its first invite, your existing work is fenced to you before the invitee arrives.

13 September 2026

The designer draws every slide in the background, and a phone reviews a deck.

New
Hand the deck to the designerDesign every slide now uses pictures: a photograph is generated where the argument wants one, a drawing is placed as a picture, and figures the brief did not supply are allowed if they read as illustrative and are listed in the notes.
New
Every slide is drawn while you get on with itDesign every slide no longer holds the page for minutes. The deck opens on its composed version and the designed slides land when they are ready, whether or not the tab stayed open.
New
The designer is in the threadWhile the designer works, the agent’s thread shows the run as a turn: the phases as they finish, the live one with a clock, and at the end a Composed version you can compare and restore. Home’s card and the project row say Designing.
New
The wait: a deck is this page while the designer draws itOpening a deck that is still being designed shows the plan rather than placeholder slides: one row per slide with its title, the composition chosen, and whether a photograph or a drawing is coming. Edit the outline deck now is there if you would rather not wait.
New
A phone reviews a deck, and never edits oneOn a phone the editor is a review: one slide at a time with a filmstrip, the four statuses, the assignee, findings, notes and comments. The agent and comments rise as sheets, and nothing on the slide can be moved.
New
Sixteen more faces for the deckFive sans, six serif, two mono and three display faces join the ten the editor offered, in the inspector, the brand kit, the style builder and the import.
New
A chapter’s color pair is a slide styleField Notes’ four chapter colors are slide styles carried onto any deck started from it, so a deck opens as four chapters rather than five slides on one claret.
New
A shared link unfurls to the deck’s coverPaste a share link into a message and the card is a photograph of the first slide. A shared deck also opens for anyone with the link, not only people who know the workspace password.
Improved
The deck opens on the conversation that is still goingA deck whose design is still running opens with the agent’s thread showing, not the inspector.
Improved
New opens on the questionNew starts on the agent’s field, with Blank, A template and Claude or ChatGPT as one track under it and the gallery below. Send is the first turn.
Improved
The agent says it rather than labeling itOn New the agent’s turns are prose rather than rows under READ, GAP and NOTED, and the outline card is complete from its first frame, with ghost rows while it streams.
Improved
A refused run is a turn, not a warningWhen a workspace is out of credits the agent says so in its own bubble, in the first person, with Start Pro and Buy a pack as the replies.
Improved
Thirteen layouts on one frameSix near-duplicate layouts retire and the thirteen that remain stand on one frame, with the whole eighth row given to content. Stored decks move over when opened.
Improved
One workspace template, seven directionsSeven of the eight workspace templates come off the shelf, leaving Client Pitch beside the creative directions. Decks made from a retired template keep working.
Improved
The shared deck fits the phone it is onA shared deck scales to a phone’s width and plays there.
Improved
Deck previews wait on a skeleton, not on white paperDeck cards and project thumbnails no longer flash white before the slide lands; a shimmer holds the space and fades out over the slide.

12 September 2026

Slide styles ship with every deck, ChatGPT designs come in, and invites reach people.

New
The agent designs every slideThe outline card offers a second designer: Design every slide has the agent draw each slide in full and turns the drawing into editable elements. A slide that fails review is sent back once, and keeps its composed version if it fails again.
New
Every deck ships with four slide stylesReversed, Accent, Quiet and Compact are derived from the deck’s own theme, so the style picker is never empty and a kit color edit moves them.
New
A style you can see before you save itNew style and Edit style open a builder: a type specimen showing every voice at once on the left, the values the style changes on the right.
New
The design import takes a ChatGPT export tooAsk ChatGPT for the same HTML export the Claude prompt asks for and drop it in. The start path is Claude or ChatGPT, and the deck credits whichever wrote it.
New
A personal workspace becomes a shared one at its first inviteInviting someone from a personal workspace turns it into a shared one on the spot: every deck, project, kit and credit comes with it, and the invite goes to the workspace it became.
Improved
Picking a style’s color opens a drawer, not a cardIn the style builder the color picker fills the builder’s own column rather than floating over the specimen, and it writes as you drag.
Improved
An import from the agent arrives designed, not as a frameworkA deck composed from the agent’s outline is laid out on the library’s layouts and dressed by a design pass before it opens, on the workspace’s own theme, rather than arriving as a heading per slide over empty regions.
Improved
The shared web deck plays like the presenter’s windowTransitions and builds rehearsed in presenter mode now play on the shared link too. New share links get an opaque address that cannot be guessed from the title.
Improved
Invites, shares and owner comments reach peopleSharing a deck mails the person the moment it is shared, and a comment on a deck you own reaches you in the hourly digest. The notification rows that promised mail for agent runs are gone, since nothing could send it.
Fixed
Auto-top-up needs a card to armThe switch that buys credits unattended can no longer be turned on without a card on file. The row says what to do instead of what is missing.

11 September 2026

The proposal joins the thread, the motion catalog doubles, and undo reaches the bar.

New
Undo and redo in the barUndo and redo are the first two segments of the header’s track, dim when there is nothing to undo. The comment count leaves the bar; the right rail’s Comments dot still carries it.
New
Morph, exits and directions: the motion catalog doublesEleven slide transitions where there were six, ten element builds where there were six, and exits. Push, wipe, cover and reveal take a direction, and morph pairs elements across slides by identity.
New
Slide styles, and a library that picks oneA slide can wear a named style, a set of theme changes shared by every slide wearing it, so editing the style moves them all. Add from library picks a style rather than baking colors onto the pulled slide.
New
The free plan gets the seat slot, decks get a meterOn the free plan the Seats card is a Plan card: the plan’s name, who is in the workspace and what it gives. Storage shows bytes and, on the free plan, a deck meter that goes amber at the ceiling.
Improved
The proposal is an entry in the thread, not its footerA proposal sits under the turn that produced it and stays there once decided, so a refused change leaves its trace and a second offer cannot overwrite the first.
Improved
Fewer things between you and the changeThe Web, Sources and Images toggles come out of the composer, the quality score comes off the card, and the step rows lose their op counts. A clean run says nothing.
Improved
Both turns are bubbles, and a decision leaves a lineThe agent’s replies take the same bubble as yours, mirrored, with its mark where an avatar goes. Answers and the proposal card stay outside the bubble.
Improved
Compare: both slides at once, and the changed list along the topThe compare view shows before and after side by side with the changed slides as a strip along the top, in place of a wipe that only ever showed half of each.
Improved
The panels and the shelf animate open and closedThe left panel, the right rail’s panel and the drawer under the canvas slide open and closed rather than appearing in one frame.
Improved
Three zones for the presenter panelThe presenter aside is a head, a scrolling body and a foot, so the clock and the controls never move because the notes are long. Transition and build facts come out, and the slide number sits beside the clock.
Improved
Signing in lands on home, signing up on NewSigning in opens your decks; signing up opens New. A deep link into a shared deck still wins.
Fixed
The meter says what the gate enforcesThe billing meters and the gates that refuse read one rule now, so a card cannot count down to a ceiling nothing would enforce. Where a meter does not apply the card shows what was used rather than a bar.

10 September 2026

A proposal you can read, on a deck you can see change.

New
One conversation, from the sentence to the recapThe agent comes into the room: a chip in the presenter aside opens Ask, one question and one answer, private to the presenter and read-only while the session runs. The recap after a session carries the conversation back to the deck.
New
Bulleted listsA text block can be a bulleted list: one line per item, the marker drawn with a hanging indent. Turning bullets off leaves every word where it was.
Improved
A proposal is a review you can read, on a deck you can see changeThe proposal card keeps its full height instead of swallowing its steps, and switching a step on or off previews the change on the canvas and the slide thumbnails while the card is open.
Improved
The thread says when the agent is workingBetween Send and the first word, the reply’s slot says what the agent is doing: Reading slide 03, Looking for evidence, Drafting the change.
Fixed
Hard breaks typed into a text block are kept⇧⏎ in a text block stays a line break after the edit commits, and a mark applied on the second line lands on the second line.

9 September 2026

The personal workspace, and the free plan says what it holds.

Improved
The personal workspace, in the bar and in the menuThe personal workspace row in the workspace menu draws your face, photo, color and name, the same person as on the rail and on a deck card.
Improved
The free plan holds 10 decks and 1 GB, and says soThe free plan has two ceilings beside its 125 lifetime credits: 10 decks and 1 GB of files, enforced wherever a deck is made or a file stored, and printed on the billing page and in the pricing fine print. Trashed decks do not count.
Improved
Say “deck” everywhere a person can read itEvery button, empty state, tooltip, count and filename says deck. Presenting one is a session.

8 September 2026

Juoni Studio gets its name, and the clipboard works on elements and slides.

New
The product is called Juoni StudioThe wordmark, icon and share cards carry the new name: stacked in onboarding and on the site, one line in a short bar, the J alone in the app bar and the tab.
New
Copy, cut, paste and duplicate for elements and slides⌘C, ⌘X, ⌘V and ⌘D work on selected elements as well as slides, keeping fills, shadows, pictures and charts. A paste on the same slide steps down and right; on another slide it lands exactly where the original was.
New
Every deck card draws the deckEvery card and row in the workspace shows the deck’s real first slide rather than a stylized cover, and the slide count is the count the deck has.
New
Slide context menu: status and Assign leadThe four statuses and Assign lead the slide’s right-click menu as one group, ahead of create, clipboard and the rest.
Improved
The brand kit is the workspace’s, and a publish has a publisherThe brand kit page names your workspace, and its published-by line shows the person who published it, or says nobody has yet.
Improved
Metered work is counted in creditsWhere the credits went and the per-run log are priced in credits rather than dollars. What the workspace is actually charged, seats, packs and invoices, is unchanged.
Improved
One RADIUS track for every elementPictures and clips take the same Square, Soft, Medium and Pill track a box has, under Size and position.
Improved
Issues move from the inspector to the right rail’s floorA slide’s findings leave the inspector for one glyph at the foot of the right rail, wearing the worst severity as a dot and opening the list on click.
Improved
Cursors carry the display nameThe name on another person’s cursor is the display name they set under Settings, Account.

7 September 2026

The rail knows who you are.

Improved
The rail knows who you areThe rail’s avatar is you, with your name, initials, color and photo, and it opens the account menu with your profile and Sign out.
Improved
A clip is a plan feature, not a priceVideo is a plan feature: on the free plan Generate for a clip is a door to the plan rather than a price no pot could pay.
Improved
A project’s settings are settings, and the page starts on its contentA project page opens on its decks. Its settings hold the one thing a project carries, Access; the kit and team tracks are gone.
Improved
The brand kit is a settings page, so it looks like oneThe Type and Motion tabs use the same boxes and rows as the rest of Settings.

5 September 2026

Realtime editing, and starting a deck becomes a conversation.

New
Realtime presence and concurrent editingSeveral people can edit one deck at once: cursors and selections show who is where, and edits merge rather than overwrite.
New
Starting a deck with the agent is a conversationThe brief is a conversation rather than a form. The agent asks about the room, the one number and what not to reopen before it proposes an outline as a card in the thread, and a revision updates the card in place.
New
Pick a chart by its shape, edit its numbers under itThe chart picker is a grid of shapes rather than a list of names, and a chart’s numbers are edited in a grid under the canvas instead of a paste dialog.
New
Edit a table where you edit a chart’s numbersA table’s cells edit in the same grid under the canvas: a header row with a per-column menu, a numbered gutter, and a plus for a column.
New
Select a block of cells, not one at a timeDrag across the grid to select a range. ⌘C copies it as tab-separated text, ⌫ clears it, ⌘V fills it from a pasted block, and one ⌘Z brings the block back.
New
Apply to slides gets its own chord⌥⌘A opens Apply to slides for a selected element, and ⌘⇧D only toggles the data drawer.
Fixed
A design arrives on the slide where it was drawnA design laid out on a grid imported as a heap in the top-left corner. The import now places every block where it was drawn and wraps text at its real width.
Fixed
An import lands in the project you are standing inDropping a file from a project you made yourself answered No such project. Imports land in the project you are in, or in Unfiled.

4 September 2026

Import from Claude Design, and a cost quoted before it runs.

New
Import from Claude DesignA deck designed in Claude arrives as native, editable elements on the deck’s theme. Before the drop the pane explains how to export and what to ask for; after it, a report shows every slide as it will arrive, and nothing is created until you have read it.
New
The cost of a generation or a turn is forecast before it runsThe media footer and the agent dock say what a generation or a turn will cost before you click, and where to buy more when it is short.
Improved
The free plan is one pot of credits, not per-kind countsA free workspace has 125 credits for its lifetime, spent on agent turns and media alike, then any pack it buys.
Improved
Home gets the whole width, and starting a deck is a place you can link toHome starts on the deck strip at full width, and projects are a table whose rows open in place. New is a page you can link to.

What changed, day by day.