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https://soundways.org Total work in progress, but the blocks and the website are fully responsive. [image: image.jpeg] [image: image.jpeg] A lot more features and polish to come soon!

Originally released 2026-09-16 (UTC). nith is open for beta. Build your website with the page builder: sections, design templates, drafts and version history. Collect enquiries with forms and see everyone who gets in touch on the leads board. Ask Jot to draft a page, a post or a product when you want help. Nothing goes live until you press publish. Start on a free yourname.nith.app address, and connect a domain you already own on a paid plan. Run several client sites from one account as a site manager, and hand a site to its owner when they are ready. While we test and settle our pricing, beta discounts are applied to paid plans. Full release notes

Originally released 2026-09-25 (UTC). Agencies get a home of their own, and every site can give each person the role that fits their job. Roles and teams Give each person a role on each site: Owner, Admin, Editor, Viewer or your own. Put people in groups, and see why anyone has access. Choose the sites and role when you invite someone. Files you paste into the assistant are yours alone. For agencies One home for your clients' sites, team, settings and billing, with a switcher if you run several agencies. Your logo, website, sign-in address and a 5 GB picture library shared across your sites. Invite a client to edit their site, or hand it over with every picture on it. White-label puts your brand on your clients' dashboard. New tools A website checker in Tools. taskmcp, for project tasks with Jot or an MCP client. The nith bug center, for private reports and public updates. Also Plan credits are pro-rated part way through a month. Full release notes

Originally released 2026-09-20 (UTC). nith has a new look, a new logo, and an assistant that stops to ask before risky changes. The nith website A new home page where you can try the editor: type over the words, make some bold, and drop in details such as a class name or price. A second tab lets you add, move and delete blocks on a sample page. A new logo, which you will also see in your browser tab, the dashboard and sign-in pages. New Brand, About and Careers pages, and cleaner pricing, support, contact and blog pages. Jot, your assistant Jot's window can be docked to the right, so the page moves aside instead of being covered. With auto-approve on, Jot now asks first before changes that touch your contact details or prices, remove content, or look suspicious. Your dashboard Search has moved to the top of the left menu, beside your site name. Dropping a detail such as a title or price into your text is simpler. Fixes Reviews no longer show another business's Google profile when a site has none set. The left menu no longer goes missing after moving between the website and the dashboard. The contact form's small print is readable in dark mode. Full release notes

Originally released 2026-09-29 (UTC). This release adds private and password-protected pages, larger videos, a way to regenerate a site, and a much faster page editor. Any page of your website can now be private, so only your team can see it, or protected with a password you choose. Private pages are left out of your menus and search results. Videos can now be up to 1 GB on every plan. Large videos upload in pieces and can be paused and picked up again, even after the page is reloaded. You can regenerate your site from its brief. You preview the new pages on your own address, then replace your pages or discard the new ones, and replaced pages can be put back. An agency regenerating a client's site pays with its own credits by default. In the studio, a group of blocks can be shown only when something is true, and each item in a list can show its own icon and booking link. The page editor is much faster on long pages: selecting, typing and scrolling no longer stutter. The site menu in your dashboard now searches all of your sites, even when a name is typed partly. Full release notes

The agency playbook is now live, with annotated screenshots and a practical path from your first prospect to a finished client site. Read the agency playbook → It covers: Choosing a focused offer and finding businesses you can meaningfully help. Using Audit, Scoper, and Brand kits for the right jobs. Checking findings before using them in a pitch, with a short outreach example. Asking discovery questions and agreeing a manageable scope. Building and reviewing in nith Studio, then checking forms and leads in the site's dashboard. Launching, choosing site ownership, and keeping ongoing client work organized. The handbook page is the maintained guide; this topic is its discussion space. That keeps the instructions in one place while giving agencies somewhere to compare notes. Where are you in the process? Tell us the kind of business you want to help, the step you're working on, and the question or result you want to discuss. If you're stuck, describe what you expected and what happened. You can share a cropped screenshot, but remove private report links, client contact details, internal notes and credentials first. Use fictional examples or get the client's permission before sharing their work. Other useful guides: Brand kits · Studio basics · Forms and leads.

Originally released 2026-09-18 (UTC). Version 0.1.2 brings reactive states and logic workflows to the page builder, custom header and footer designs, and smoother navigation. Visual logic and reactive states: Build interactive workflows with a visual node canvas, manage page, site, and backend variables in a floating or docked panel, and connect elements to page actions. Dynamic text variables: Insert variables by typing an asterisk while editing text, explore nested data paths, and view variables as interactive badges in edit mode that you can click to replace. Custom headers and footers: Design headers and footers with blocks, set layouts per page, adjust mobile menus, and customize logos with independent icon, name, and tagline toggles. Google Fonts: Choose from Google Fonts directly in the Design tab, served from your own domain so visitors never contact outside servers. Public documents: Publish documents directly to your website under Docs while keeping private notes internal to your team. Dashboard and studio navigation: A unified header and toolbar between the dashboard and page builder, 30-day address redirects when renaming subdomains, and instant logo and favicon updates. Full release notes

Originally released 2026-09-18 (UTC). Version 0.1.3 brings the nith blog alongside interactive client-side states, Starbase database actions, and Logic Board workflow execution in the Studio. The nith blog is live, with in-depth articles on search engine architecture, human-first web design, and when managed infrastructure makes sense over self-hosting. Studio now supports site-wide, page-local, and block states with live interactive button triggers and deep JSON inspection. Pages can now run live Starbase database create, read, update, and delete actions directly through buttons without refreshing the page. State management pages can directly execute multi-node Studio Logic Board workflows with step-by-step trace telemetry. Studio Logic Board canvas interactions are improved, eliminating node dragging flicker and latency when executing database operations. Full release notes

Originally released 2026-09-21 (UTC). A new way to set up your site, events in beta, and one place for every message your website receives. Setting up a new site asks a few questions, then builds it for you with pages, colours and words in place. You can search for your address instead of typing it. Events, in beta: your classes and workshops get their own pages, shown in the time where they happen. A Get tickets button can link to wherever you sell tickets. Collections such as services get a listing page and an item design straight away, in your site's colours. A blog or shop with nothing published yet stays off your site until the first item. Every message from your website now lands in your Pipeline, and product enquiries say which product they are about. Products, services, events and team pages now describe themselves to search engines. The free plan now includes 10 assistant tasks a day, and your first assistant-built site is free. Fixed a security issue with specially crafted titles, and headers now sit properly centred. Full release notes

Originally released 2026-09-23 (UTC). Jot can now design sections for you, and the builder has new blocks for lists, maps, opening hours and Google reviews. Ask Jot to design a hero or section and it builds one in your colours and fonts, checks it on a laptop, tablet and phone, and changes the page you have open. A thumbs down undoes it. New blocks: List, Google reviews, Map, Opening hours, Rich text, and your Logo anywhere. See them all at nith.app/blocks. Details in your text can be calculated and formatted, such as a price as money or a total with shipping. Headers and footers set up in nith fit every screen and change with simple settings. Settings has a new Features tab to switch your blog, events, public documents and shop on or off. A team member without a photo shows their initials in your site's colours. Claim your daily free credits in Billing, then Credits. Password reset emails work again, and contact forms no longer slide sideways on small phones. Full release notes

Originally released 2026-09-26 (UTC). Agencies can now find clients, build their sites and bill them from one place. Prospects: every business you are talking to in one list, with their audits, notes and status. Audits: check a website for search, speed, accessibility and security problems, and send the report in your agency's name. Brand builder: scan a business's website into their details, logo, colours and fonts, then create their site from it. It starts hidden until you launch it. Hidden sites: any site can show a Coming soon page while you work on it. Invoices: bill clients once or monthly through your own Stripe account. nith keeps 1% and gives it back on refunds within 30 days. Every tool shows its price, and each agency page shows your credits. Jot now helps in your agency space too. Fixed Jot stopping with an "Invalid schema" error. Full release notes

Originally released 2026-09-28 (UTC). This release brings contracts and a Home page for agencies, and makes every part of a page editable. Agencies can send contracts for electronic signature, made from a template or their own PDF, and place the signature boxes by dragging them. Agencies open on a Home page that shows visitors, leads and money across their sites, and can put a short message on their clients' dashboards. Leads can be archived or deleted, and if an agency built your site, you decide whether they can still help with it. Ready-made sections can be turned into ordinary blocks, and the page builder has new blocks: questions that open and close, tabs, carousels, before and after sliders, dialogs, icons, videos, vector graphics and pagination. Lists can filter, sort and space their items, and split long lists into pages. Any section can be saved as your own custom block with its look locked, and each page fills in its own words. Jot can move, copy and delete parts of a page, suggest a new colour scheme, draw graphics and place things freely. The media library keeps your vector graphics, and the Subscription page tells you plainly where your plan stands. Full release notes

Originally released 2026-09-17 (UTC). You can now sell from your own website, see your allowances, and lay out pages more freely. Shop: turn it on for a site to add products, see orders and payouts, and connect your own Stripe account. Products can be bought through a link or a secure Stripe page, including subscriptions. Emails to you, your buyers and your team as payments, refunds and subscriptions change. Each site has a monthly allowance of lead alert emails, with email packs for paid sites. Billing shows how much of your emails, records and storage you have used. Plan credits last until your plan renews. Credits you buy never expire. New Layout and Position settings in the page builder: for example, cards four across on a computer and one on a phone. A Custom CSS box on every block in Advanced mode, and a Stock tab of free photos in the image picker. Jot can build more of a page at once and use stock photos. Enquiries go to your own address, and page-not-found screens match your site. The dashboard shows your nith version at the bottom of the side menu. Full release notes

Originally released 2026-10-12 (UTC). Work together in Studio, try Jot proposals before applying them, and keep everyday editing controls close to your page. Build together in Studio See who is in the editor, their selections and their pointers. Follow the small edge arrows to find teammates elsewhere on the page. Share live draft edits across browsers, including custom headers and footers. Publishing remains a separate action. Invite signed-in viewers or create an expiring, revocable guest link for one page. Guests can highlight blocks, leave comments and try interactive elements without editing the page. Edit text directly in desktop simple mode. Resize selected blocks on the canvas with responsive controls and compact measurements. Edit FAQ questions and answers in a repeatable list. Build reusable profile and card blocks with editable content, tabs and expandable details. Move between headers and footers, select parent containers from breadcrumbs, and reach preview sizes, undo, redo and history from the editor bars. New pages join navigation by default when published, with an option to leave them out. Built-in button styles remain editable and follow your theme colors. A more useful Jot workspace Explore a design direction before making changes. Try interactive section previews, including phone layouts, before confirming where a proposal belongs. Choose short suggestion chips to fill an editable request. Generated follow-up suggestions use AI credits as part of the reply; choosing a chip does not apply changes. Return to conversations with saved context, clearer working indicators and completed-reply times. Reopen a proposal dismissed by mistake. Share selected conversations with your site team. Conversations using private account tools stay private. Rename conversations, resize the conversation pane, and keep the window where you placed it. Open or hide Jot from the bottom-left corner of desktop Studio. Everyday improvements Upload and frame an account photo for use across nith. Return from Studio to the current site's dashboard and resume your authorized workspace after signing in. Use PDF and email-draft controls on completed deep audits, with a link back to the saved prospect. Follow the illustrated agency playbook from finding a prospect to reviewing and handing over a client site. Site setup scrolls correctly, the page picker closes smoothly, and the editor shows a brief loading animation while restoring your layout. Full release notes

Originally released 2026-09-29 (UTC). Frame your pictures, start a site from a brand report, and add free sites for your clients. Choose which part of a photo shows on product cards, product pages and in the page builder. Your original files are kept as they are. For a video, frame its still or pick a moment from the video to use. Agencies can set up or regenerate a site from a brand report, with its details, colours, fonts and logo. Agencies can add a site for free, for example to show a client an example, and add it to their plan later. nith can give your account a discount on its plan, and you get an email when it starts, changes or ends. The Credits page shows your AI use as one line per billing period for each feature. Stopping an AI reply part-way gives back its unused credits straight away. Fixes: videos in posts play again, your custom writing voice is used, @ suggests your real team and pages, Jot's product drafts keep their price, search result settings take effect, and the date picker looks right again. Full release notes