Everything new, improved, and fixed in ADA AI.
Switch between Fast, Deep think and Delegate to team in one tap. The default is ADAM: it picks a suitable model for each message and moves to one that can read images when you attach one. You can also pick the model yourself; the ×1, ×2, ×3 next to each model shows how much of your daily allowance a message uses. Your brand profile is chosen from the same bar.
When a question needs current information, ADA AI searches the web and lists the sources it used under the answer. Which sources can be used depends on your country; you can set it in Account settings.
Ask for an image and ADA AI suggests an image description. Edit it as you like, press "Generate image" and the image is added to the chat, ready to download. The same button appears next to image descriptions in reports. A daily image allowance applies.
When you work on a long piece of text or code, edit it in the Canvas that opens next to the chat, compare changes and go back to an earlier version.
Attach a CSV or Excel file to a chat and ADA AI can analyse the data and give you tables and findings. The analysis runs in your browser; your data isn't processed on our servers. Files are kept for up to 30 days and you can delete them at any time.
In long chats ADA AI keeps a summary of the conversation so early details aren't lost. You can view and correct the summary from the chat screen.
An image attached to the first message of a new chat was sometimes not read; this is fixed. PDF attachments now work with any model you choose.
We now explain in detail how we protect your data (encryption, restricted access, deletion) and what is sent where when you generate images.
Paste a web page address into chat and ADA AI reads the page and bases its answer on it. Mention "SEO" and it checks the page title, meta description and heading structure. The source appears under the answer. A daily reading limit applies.
If you have connected your Google account under Account > Connections, chat and team tasks can work from your Search Console and Google Analytics data. Just mention "Search Console" or "Google Analytics" in your question. If you have a single site or property it is picked automatically; if you have several, name the domain in your question or set a default under Connections. Data is read only when you ask.
Answers now have copy, read aloud, good or bad response and retry buttons. Click the chat title to rename it, or delete it from the ⋯ menu. Read aloud uses your browser's voices.
Brands and the single-specialist link moved to the top. You can filter your history by All, Tasks and Chats. Long briefs show up with short titles in the list.
The permanent usage card in the sidebar is gone. When you reach your limit, a notice explains that you can wait for it to reset or upgrade your plan.
Report buttons are now grouped into editing, exporting and moving to chat. On phones, export options are gathered in a single menu.
The privacy policy now states that Search Console and Google Analytics data can also be used in chat and is sent to the AI model provider only within that request, to generate the answer.
Add a web page, an App Store app or a topic discussed on Hacker News to your brief and the team reads it and works it in. It can also check a page's SEO. The sources it read appear on the team board and in the report.
Edit the team's report right on the page. Every change is saved as a separate version, and you can go back to the original at any time. Numbers without a source stay flagged after you edit.
Download the report as a Word file and share it with your team. Anyone with the share link can download it too; that file leaves out the specialists' working notes.
When the team reads a page, it never follows instructions written in it; it only uses it as information. What it takes from a page is not treated as verified and is always written with its source.
On some new free accounts, chat, specialists and team tasks couldn't be used. This is fixed; the free plan is active on new accounts from the start.
The "Plan & Billing" link in notices now takes you straight to the plan tab.
The team has grown to 20 departments: software, legal, finance, games, security, design, health, education and more. Just write your brief; the planner picks the right specialists for the job. You can also work with a single specialist directly from the Specialists page.
See who works in each department on the new Departments page. Pick a sample brief and watch the team come together.
Every specialist now has their own pixel character, so you can see who's working on the team board at a glance. Each department has a lead.
Specialist names and descriptions are in Turkish and English. Switch the interface language and the specialist cards switch with it.
Use search in the sidebar or Ctrl+K to look through your chats, reports, brands and attachments. It finds things by topic, even when the words differ. Pick "Add this report as context" to bring an old report into a new chat or task; the reply shows which sources it used.
Add images, screenshots or PDFs to chats and team tasks, and the team reads them as part of the work. On the Brands page, "Fill from brand guide" pulls the details from a PDF into your brand; you check every field before saving. The file itself is deleted once it's been read.
Press the microphone in the chat box or the task form and talk; what you say is written into the box. You can edit it before sending. We don't keep the recording.
Messages and tasks now pass an automatic safety check before they reach a model. Illegal or harmful requests aren't sent and don't use up your quota. The text that's checked isn't stored.
If the service briefly stops responding, chat and team task screens tell you what happened and what to do. Messages that fail during that time don't count toward your chat quota.
Tick off action items as you finish them; your progress shows on every device. When a report has a calendar, download it as an .ics file, pick a start date, and add it to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.
The free plan includes 4 team tasks a week and the Team plan 60 a month. Chat now has its own daily quota, so a long team task doesn't use up your chat. You can see what's left in the sidebar.
A brief template you can fill in without signing in. Copy it, download it, or send it to the team in one click; after you sign up, your brief is waiting in the task form.
If you like, fill in the brief field by field: audience, budget, timing, deliverables, facts you know and things to avoid. There are also eight ready templates; pick one and replace the bracketed parts with your own details.
Describe your brand once: what you sell, who to, your tone, the phrases you never use and the facts you know. Pick the brand when you start a task or chat, and the team works with all of it from the first step. If a banned phrase shows up, the Editor sends the step back; facts you add count as sources and don't get flagged. 1 brand on the free plan, 10 on paid plans.
ADA AI now comes in three plans: Free (4 team tasks a week), Team (we run the models) and Bring Your Own Key (your provider, no task limit from us). Team is $12 a month and Bring Your Own Key $2 a month for your first 3 months. From October 23, using your own API key needs the Bring Your Own Key or Team plan. Cancel anytime from Account → Plan & Billing.
Registration is open. Create your account and put the team to work without waiting for an invite.
If your brief asks for something the team can't do itself, like launching an ad or sending an email, the report says so and explains how you can do it.
When you reach a daily task or usage limit, you see what happened and what you can do next.
We fixed a bug that could make letters appear in reverse order while you typed.
See how many team tasks you have left today and when they reset. No more token counts.
Account, team and specialist pages have English addresses. Your old links and bookmarks still work.
Rewritten for paid plans: payments, cancellation and where your data is processed.
Write your brief in Turkish, get a Turkish report; write it in English, get English. Your interface language no longer decides.
Ask for a content calendar, a slogan or a window display idea, and the planner gives each one to the specialist who does that job.
If a deliverable you asked for couldn't be produced, the summary tells you plainly.
If a plan goes over the budget in your brief, the editor flags it and the final report brings it back within budget.
If one specialist can't finish, the task doesn't stop. The report comes with the completed steps and says what's missing.
We fixed the timeouts that could leave long tasks hanging.
The team member who checks every step is now called the Editor. Same job: checks the work against your brief and sends it back if something's off.
Meeting lengths, calculated scores and splits that add up to 100% are no longer flagged as unsourced numbers.
Sending the same brief twice within a minute won't start a second task.
Your account opens the moment you verify your email. No waiting for approval.
Share any report with a read-only link. It's hidden from search engines and you can turn it off any time.
Actions like delete now use the app's own confirmation and notification windows instead of browser pop-ups.
Sign-ups with disposable email addresses are blocked, and new accounts have extra limits in their first days to prevent abuse.
Write a brief: the planner splits the work, specialists do it, the editor checks every step, and you get one report.
Remove tasks you no longer need from the list or the task view.
