WHAT'S NEW
The latest releases, dated by the day the work landed. Not a roadmap, only what you can already use.
Follow @getlevrit ↗OCTOBER 17, 2026
From the Brand Brain and, when it is connected, your Instagram account, Levrit draws one page: a bio that scans, four story types, and six reel boxes by stage, three for people who do not know you yet, two for people who do, one for people ready to buy. The proof in each box is only ever your own post. Every box opens Content Week with its stage and format. One map uses one generation.
See it →OCTOBER 17, 2026
Paste your Instagram bio. Five rules written on the page read it on your device: lines, one promise, one proof, one door, noise. Then ask for a three-line rewrite from the facts already in your bio; a fact that is not there is marked as missing. Free, no account, three rewrites a day, and the bio is not kept.
See it →OCTOBER 17, 2026
Five questions on how you write captions. Your answers point to a rung on the copy ladder, Brochure, Monologue, Almost or How'd you know?, with one step up and a Story-sized card made on your device. Free, no account; your answers stay on your device.
See it →OCTOBER 17, 2026
Paste one WhatsApp chat, DM or review from a customer on the Brands page. Levrit keeps the phrases they wrote word for word, what they fear and what they want, and uses them when it writes in Create and the Kit. Phone numbers and other long numbers, emails, links and @handles are masked before it reads; the message itself is not kept. In setup, your first caption can be rewritten in your customer's words.
See it →OCTOBER 16, 2026
Pick a portrait video of you talking to camera. Levrit writes out every word with its time, with fillers and long pauses already struck, and you strike what is not needed. The reel is made on this device with captions in your brand colour, a suggested opening title and, if you want one, a closing card, ready to download. The video stays on this device; only its sound is sent. Making a reel does not use a generation.
See it →OCTOBER 16, 2026
The caption written during setup now has a Copy caption button that copies its text, ready to paste. The caption is also saved to your Library as soon as it is written, so it is still there the next time you sign in. Choose Skip this and it is archived instead.
See it →OCTOBER 13, 2026
In a campaign's landing page preview, the page's main button now scrolls to its form instead of loading Levrit inside the preview, and the unsubscribe link in an email preview no longer does either. Editing with a preview open no longer adds a Back step for every change, so Back works on the first press.
OCTOBER 13, 2026
During setup, the one sentence you write about what you want to launch becomes one caption, and its words appear as they are written. It is a sample, not yet in your brand's voice: add your brand in the next step and it is rewritten in that voice.
See it →OCTOBER 13, 2026
A new document in the Resource Centre: twenty-five questions that find the bottleneck, kill fake priorities and decide something. Each one names the context it needs, what comes back, and the Levrit room it lands in. Both languages, free, delivered by email.
See it →OCTOBER 10, 2026
An email from your campaign now opens with your own brand's logo and no longer carries Levrit's banner. Levrit's own mail, such as invitations and reminders, uses a new frame with a logo that mail apps show beside the sender's name.
OCTOBER 10, 2026
In Audience, the email composer now shows the email as a subscriber receives it: the sender line, the subject, the body, the sign-off and the footer, before a single email goes out.
OCTOBER 9, 2026
Levrit is now set in Timeless Sans for the interface and Timeless Serif for titles, with a redrawn wordmark. On every public page and inside the product.
See it →OCTOBER 9, 2026
In the workspace, the navigation rail can be folded to a column of icons, and the choice is remembered on the next visit. The light room uses a neutral palette with black actions, so the colour on screen is your brand's.
SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
A salary can be written 12.000.000, 12jt or Rp 12.000.000. A number it cannot read is flagged and the quote waits, instead of becoming Rp 0. Billable hours can be typed straight in, and going back to the example can be undone.
See it →SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
If a phone's clipboard does not answer, as can happen inside Instagram's and Facebook's own browser, a copy button stops waiting after a few seconds and shows the words to copy by hand. In the Studio and the calendar.
SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
An unfinished email in Audience survives switching tabs, and Save, Send and Schedule no longer lock after a dropped connection. A newsletter that fails to reach Audience stays visible and says why. The Brand Brain keeps your edits while templates are extracted, and editing a brief while the result is being written no longer moves the page.
SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
When the schedule fails to load, the calendar and Home say so and offer to try again, without clearing what was already shown. The schedule form stays within reach on a phone with large text.
SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
Schedule drafts survive switching parts. An email in Audience stays when saving fails. Studio drafts stay in their own workspace when you switch. Brand Brain edits are not overwritten while a website is being read. And when the calendar cannot copy, it shows the words to copy by hand.
SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
Google sign-in does not work inside Instagram's and Facebook's own browser. There, the signup page now shows the email form on its own. In a regular browser, Google is still offered, below the form.
See it →SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
If the address on the signup page could never receive email, for example one missing its .com, Levrit offers the fix in one tap. A near miss on a common address gets the same offer, without blocking anything.
See it →SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
After signing up, you are asked straight away what you need today: a WhatsApp message, a caption, a flyer, or a full campaign. The result comes first, the form can wait.
See it →SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
Emails from your campaigns now carry a plain-text version and one-click unsubscribe, which mail apps such as Gmail can show beside the sender's name. The link at the foot of the email now asks first, so an office link scanner cannot unsubscribe anyone.
SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
The Studio's tools deliberate for less time before they write, so the first words appear sooner. Campaigns and the Kit deliberate as they did.
See it →SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
In the Studio, the words appear as they are written, part by part, with the part being written named. If a phrase sounds like filler, the Studio writes it once more and says why.
See it →SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
The Studio and the Image Lab ask for the two things every result needs, where you already are: your brand's name and the way it talks, with four one-tap voices. The same choices sit in Brand Brain and on Home, and the words can be changed any time.
See it →SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
Write what you want to make or find. Moko shows you where, and your sentence goes with you: "write a WhatsApp message for past customers" opens the WhatsApp tool with that sentence already in place. Questions that are not about a place are answered by Ask Moko, with AI.
SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
Every part of a Studio result has its own Copy button. Every message from the WhatsApp tool opens WhatsApp with its words already typed, and a message that uses {nama} reminds you to replace it first.
See it →SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
On a phone, the calendar opens as a list by day from today, with today and tomorrow named. The day, week and month views stay one tap away.
SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
From one sentence, Draft the strategy is on a phone's first screen, before any form. The Strategy stage states its confidence and its reasons in your language, and puts no label on a field that is still empty.
SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
In Brand Brain, every row of the context map opens its field and puts the cursor there. Campaign HQ opens on its starting points, with the note about a thin brand waiting below them.
SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
On a phone, the header is now one row: your brand is its initial in a circle, and search lives in the menu.
SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
The Studio has two new tools. Newsletter writes three subject lines with their preview text, an opening that greets each reader by name, three short parts, one ask and a P.S. Send to your list opens Audience with the email already filled in, and you choose who receives it. Blog Article writes three titles, a meta description, the whole article under the subheadings people search for, three questions with answers, and a caption to share it. The article keeps as a web page you can copy or download as HTML.
SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
A caption, a WhatsApp message, a flyer or a video script from the Studio, a picture from the Image Lab, a caption, ad or reel in the Library, and a post written straight onto the calendar all go on a day with Schedule. On the day it comes back ready to post: a reminder email arrives about half an hour before with the words ready to copy, and a WhatsApp message opens WhatsApp with the words already typed. Everything sits on one calendar, beside the campaigns' posts.
SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
The Studio has three new tools. WhatsApp Message writes the opener, the follow-up two days later and the reply to the commonest question, with when to send each. Flyer Copy writes three headlines, the offer, the ask, the fine print and the reading order, for a story, a feed post, A5 print or a banner. Video Script writes three hooks, the script beat by beat with VO and on-screen text, a shot list for a phone, and the companion caption. All three sit on the door as tiles, offer each other as the next step, and each has a public page: /pesan-whatsapp, /flyer, /skrip-video.
See it →SEPTEMBER 26, 2026
Under every Studio result sit the tools that follow it, the brief carried across: a caption to a landing page or ads, a landing page to ads or a caption, and every result to a key visual in the Image Lab. A finished picture offers its caption and landing page back. The Library keeps the same choices on every saved result, and Home shows your newest piece with its choices. An unsaved result is kept for you when you step on.
SEPTEMBER 26, 2026
Three public pages, one per job, take one sentence and end after signup on the form with that sentence already in it. As you type, the sample's first line becomes your sentence. What you get is a ledger: one sentence, the kinds of result, the free generations, zero cards. Ask Tami answers the six questions people ask before signing up.
See it →SEPTEMBER 26, 2026
The Research stage asks for one stage of audience awareness, from unaware to ready, and every script after it is written for that stage. Every piece of evidence can name its source: competitors, the brand itself, or the market and its customers. Two approved evidence quotes travel verbatim into every prompt, so the result speaks the audience's language, not ours.
SEPTEMBER 25, 2026
The plus button opens a door that asks what you need today: Instagram content, a landing page, a picture, ads, email, or a whole campaign, with one sentence carried into the first form. A campaign can be born with content and ads only; the landing page and email can be added later. Buttons that used to go quiet before the brand was known are replaced by Tami, with one tap to the place that needs filling.
SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
The navigation bar inside the product used to follow the page's width: narrower on Brand Brain and Reports, wider on Campaign HQ and the Library, so the area menu sat beside the brand switcher on one page and dropped under it on another. The bar is now one width on every page.
SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
On a phone screen, the menu's last rows, Login and then the theme and language switches, were cut off below the screen and out of reach. The sheet is now capped at the screen's height and scrolls on its own.
SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
Three new Brand Brain fields, all optional. Audience segments, one per paragraph, that a brief can name. Approved claims, one per line, as the only claims copy may make. Required sentences that ride along whenever their product is named. A brand that leaves them empty generates exactly as before.
SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
Paste your brand's website and read the Brand Brain draft Levrit would keep: voice, audiences, products and signature phrases. The same import that runs on the Brand page, run for anyone, three times a day per address. Nothing is stored and there is no share link; what stays is what you register.
See it →SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
The ninth comparison page. Gumloop's strength first: agents with triggers, hundreds of connectors, self-written skills, enterprise controls. Then where Levrit differs: finished, not assembled; one Brand Brain per client; reports from exports. Every row read on 11 September 2026.
See it →SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
The Brand Brain has a new field: up to three of the brand's best pieces of writing, separated by a blank line. When filled, every generation is asked to match their rhythm and vocabulary without copying their sentences. When empty, nothing changes.
SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
The eighth comparison page. Copy.ai's strength first: workflows across a CRM, content agents from three examples, data tables, thousands of integrations. Then where Levrit differs: a workspace per client, reports from exports, Indonesian in the interface, and a Free plan you can actually use. Every row read on 11 September 2026.
See it →SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
Under the homepage header there is now one line: the newest entry from What's new, with the date it landed. The line reads the top entry, so it can never announce something that has not shipped.
See it →SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
Three questions at the foot of the MCP page and the Switch page, each restating a section above it, emitted as structured data from the same items so what an AI assistant quotes is what a reader sees.
See it →SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
Above the Campaign Kit brief there is now a Brand Brain readiness line: which fields every generation reads and which are still empty, and what that costs. Campaign HQ already had it; now it sits where most first runs happen.
SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
The Clients panel on the Account page now says the count: so many of so many client workspaces on your plan. Counted exactly the way Levrit counts before it refuses the next client, so the number never disagrees with the refusal.
See it →SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
A new page for the read-only MCP endpoint that has existed since August: four tools that read the Brand Brain, one campaign, evidence from reports, and the latest report. Tokens are made and revoked on the Brand page, one per workspace, on every paid plan. Nothing is generated from outside.
See it →SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
The Brand page has a new field: phrases that must never appear for this brand, one per line. The list goes into every prompt as a ban, and every content generation is checked; if a phrase slips through, the draft is rewritten once. On every plan.
SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
The seventh comparison page. Jasper's strength first: a hundred-plus agents, a Brand Voice from eight sources, Style Guide, Grid, Studio. Then where Levrit differs: a workspace per client on every plan, exports read as data, Indonesian in the interface. Every row read on 11 September 2026.
See it →SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
The guide page now carries HowTo structured data, one step per section, in both languages, derived from the same sections the page shows. Search engines and AI assistants can quote the order as it is.
See it →SEPTEMBER 10, 2026
The Account page now has a deletion request button. The request goes from your account address and you receive a confirmation. We delete the account, its campaigns, assets and visuals inside the window written on the data deletion page.
See it →SEPTEMBER 10, 2026
In Rhythm, pick a campaign, what gets drafted (a caption pack or email drafts), the day, the time and the time zone. Each time one falls due, one draft lands in the Library and you get an email. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
SEPTEMBER 10, 2026
One page on what is used straight away when you switch: the brand's website for the Brand Brain, a past report for the voice, CSV exports as data. And what does not need to move.
See it →SEPTEMBER 9, 2026
In the guided brief, paste the WhatsApp thread or the call notes. Numbers and emails are removed before reading, only blank fields are filled, and the guide moves to the first gap. Outside the quota.
SEPTEMBER 9, 2026
Product launch, promo, content push, event, repeat purchase, reactivation, referral, client report: each has a public page. Sign up from one and the kit opens with that template chosen.
See it →SEPTEMBER 9, 2026
If the agency you invite moves to a paid plan, you and they both receive a credit worth one month of Starter on the next invoice. Once per invited agency. The rules are on this page.
See it →SEPTEMBER 9, 2026
Type your first question on the homepage. That sentence becomes your first campaign's objective after signup, and the guided brief opens on question two.
See it →SEPTEMBER 9, 2026
The sixth page under /vs. Every row is observed and the page says when. Runable wins several rows, and the page says so.
See it →SEPTEMBER 8, 2026
Pasting a website and getting a Brand Brain is the first thing every account does. From now on that step is free on every plan, and does not count as a generation.
See it →SEPTEMBER 8, 2026
Five honest comparison pages: ChatGPT, Canva, a freelancer, an agency, and Looker Studio. Every page says where the other side wins.
See it →SEPTEMBER 1, 2026
Forty-two angle cards across seven families, Levrit's first add-on. Every card says when it is wrong. The public room is at /angles.
See it →SEPTEMBER 1, 2026
Lessons from building a marketing operating system, written as articles. The first two are at /blog.
See it →AUGUST 31, 2026
Worksheets, templates and short books on building a campaign that can be defended. Both languages, free, delivered by email.
See it →AUGUST 31, 2026
Connect your own Google Ads account. The numbers show on the dashboard and in reports, beside Meta Ads and GA4.
AUGUST 29, 2026
A campaign that changed since you last opened it — a Kit finishing in the background, sync from another device — now carries a small dot on Home.
AUGUST 29, 2026
The nine campaign stages and every workspace room, one line each, at /features.
See it →AUGUST 29, 2026
The Performance room reads Meta Ads down to the ad and its daily trend, plus a GA4 connection for what happens after the click.
AUGUST 28, 2026
Every paid plan now has an annual option. The numbers live on the pricing page.
See it →AUGUST 24, 2026
One brief becomes a cross-channel pack that inherits one strategy, with an honest disclosure of what has been confirmed.
AUGUST 17, 2026
The free tool gains a live preview and a LinkedIn-ready PDF export. No account, no watermark.
See it →AUGUST 11, 2026
Four experts pressure-test your campaign across three review rounds before any budget moves.
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