The name without www — yourbusiness.com — now leads to your website over https as well as http, at every DNS host. The third record on the domain screen is an A record pointing at Bookodile, the same everywhere, instead of a redirect set up differently at each registrar.
Links and QR codes written https://yourbusiness.com now arrive, and browsers that try https first no longer show a warning
The rest of the address is kept: yourbusiness.com/book opens www.yourbusiness.com/book
Already connected? The domain screen asks you to swap your registrar's old redirect for the A record
Send instructions and Ask Bookodile explain the new record too
On a website in several languages, the line under a team member's name that comes from their category in Employees, such as Senior or Junior, now shows in the language of the page, translated like the rest of your website. Until its translation is written, it shows in your main language.
A role you wrote for the website yourself still shows instead, in each language you wrote it in
Renaming a category, or turning categories on or off for your booking page, now updates your published website too
In the website editor's Languages tab you can now add one language after another without waiting: each appears at once and is translated in turn, and the list shows which is translating and which is waiting. Put them in the order you want, and your website's language menu and your booking page list them that way.
Every language is named twice, in its own words and in yours, such as Slovenščina (Slovenian), and the list can be searched by either name
Translating… lasts until the preview shows the translated words, announcements and promotions included
Remove a language while it is translating and the next one starts straight away
If a language couldn't be translated, its card says so, with Try again
A new account now opens in the language you picked on our pages, or else in your browser's language when Bookodile has it: English, Slovak, Czech or Vietnamese. Until now it opened in your business's language, so an owner who reads a different language from their customers had to find the switch first.
Your customers still read your business's own language, set in Business profile
If you read Bookodile through your browser's translation, as Chrome offers for any page that isn't in your language, a click could replace the screen with "Something went wrong". Translated pages now keep working, from sign-up to your calendar, and your booking page does too for customers who translate it.
At worst, a translated word stays on screen a moment longer than it should
Bookodile itself speaks English, Slovak, Czech and Vietnamese: Settings → App Settings changes the language you read it in
Every section of your website except the top of the page can now have a background: Plain, Tinted, on a Card, or Inverted, with your colours swapped. Your template draws each one in its own style, so a special offer can sit on a card right under the top of the page.
Choose it in the section's Layout menu on the preview, or in its fields in Edit by hand
Card isn't offered where the section's items are already cards, such as reviews or team members
Luxe Two draws its card with a fine glowing edge, like its service cards
It stays as you set it when you switch template, and Ask Bookodile can change it too
Text, Call to action, and a building block with a heading over its words or over a wide photo can now be set on the left or centred, like the two buttons in a word processor. Choose it in the section's Layout menu on the preview, or among its fields in Edit by hand.
Centred moves the heading, the line under it, the text, the columns and the button together
Beside a photo the words stay on the left, and your choice is kept for when the layout changes back
It stays as you set it when you switch template, and Ask Bookodile can change it too
In the website editor, Add a section now lists every block one to a row, each with a small drawing of how it looks and a line saying what it is. Change to, the Layout menu and the list of sections on a page show the same drawings, and the closing block with the Book button is now called Call to action.
Reviews show stars, Team shows faces, Services a price list and Gallery a mosaic
The same list on the preview's Add section and on a phone
Layout and Change to stay beside their button while you scroll the preview
In the website editor, Style → Fonts → Headings now lists the weights your heading font comes in, from Light to Black, each shown in that font. Pick one and every heading on your website follows it: the main title, section headings, service and team names, and the headings in your own blocks.
Template default keeps the look your template has today
A font that comes in only one weight says so, and is always drawn in it
Ask Bookodile to make the headings lighter or bolder and it changes the same setting
Everyone who edits your website now sees one Setup list: a question one person answers, or a step they skip, is ticked for the others too, on any computer. Bios, service descriptions and parking can be skipped when they don't apply, and bringing your old website over through AI Chat ticks "Already have a website?".
Skip counts a row as done, and Undo brings it back
Answers given before today in one browser move to the shared list the next time that browser opens the editor
When you change someone's percentage partway through a month, the bookings before that day keep the old rate and the ones from it get the new one. Before, the whole month was paid at the newer rate.
A month that crosses a change shows both rates, for example 70% → 50%.
Someone tipped in a month without bookings of their own still gets a line, with their tips.
Each person's cut is rounded to the cent once, so their cut and what the business keeps add up exactly to their revenue.
Changing the price of a visit shared by two team members when you record the payment now changes only the part you recorded it against, so the other person's revenue stays as it was.
A visit with a cancelled service shows as paid once the rest of it is paid, and its tip goes only to the people who did the services still in it.
Enhancing a website photo no longer throws the photo you took away after 30 days. The original and every version you make of it are kept, and you can show any of them again in the place it was.
In the photo manager, a photo with versions shows a small stack and its versions, the original first: tap one to show it there instead.
Choose from your photos lists the photo once with its versions under it, so any place can go back to the original.
A team member's and a service's photo on the website keep their originals too.
Team members' and services' own photos keep every photo they have been: Earlier photos, in the same window, the original first.
Versions don't count toward your website's photos.
Every place on your website that takes a photo now offers Choose from your photos, next to uploading one and creating one with AI. It opens all of your website's photos in one window, so you can use a photo again without finding the file.
Filter by what a photo is: uploaded, enhanced, made with AI, or from your old website.
Filter by where it is used: the gallery and its categories, the team, services, pages, or nowhere yet.
Search the photos' descriptions, and see every place a photo shows before you use it.
The photos that suit the place come first: a team member's own photos for their portrait, a service's for its cover.
Your team members' profile photos and your services' own photos are there too, copied to your website when you use one.
Ask Bookodile to remove the duplicates and it finds every photo on your website that is the same file as another — the same picture uploaded or brought over from an old website more than once — and takes out the copies on one change, keeping the one a page shows. It also knows which photos your website shows nowhere, on no page and in no gallery, and removes those when you ask. Removed photos wait 30 days in Recently deleted.
On a website made with the Luxe Two design, Safari cut off the menu's More list and the language picker, so visitors could not reach them. They now open fully over the page. In the website editor, gallery photos no longer blink in Safari as you move the pointer over them.
The photos of your own place that you upload when you enhance a photo are now kept for your business, so the next time you choose one they are there on your phone and on your computer alike. Until now they stayed in the browser you uploaded them from.
A photo uploaded before this change moves over the next time you open Enhance in the browser you uploaded it from
They still don't join your website's photos, and the × on one removes it everywhere
New looks to pick from when you enhance a photo. A team member can be lit like a studio portrait or in bold black and white, a room like a magazine's interior photo or in black and white, and finished work on a dark backdrop or in a studio's light.
Studio portrait lights a person the way a portrait photographer would, with the room behind them gone soft
Dark backdrop sets finished work against black, the opposite of Plain surface
Every look's picture now shows, even at its small size, what that look changes
A person's face, age and tattoos stay as they are, and so does the work itself
Ask the chat to delete every photo in your gallery and it does it in one change that says how many photos go and waits for you to press Apply. Starting your website over now asks whether your photos stay or go, and bringing your old website over again no longer copies its photos a second time.
A photo that also shows at the top of a page, in a building block or on a card stays there; the rest wait 30 days in Recently deleted, and Undo puts them all back
Your published website keeps showing the photos until you publish again
Starting over keeps your photos unless you choose Delete them too, and waits for Apply
From now on, bringing your old website over again uses the photos it brought before instead of copying them a second time
Add the languages your customers speak in Business profile, and your booking page offers them with a language switch at the top. Your services, team bios and other texts are translated for you within minutes, and every email and SMS about a booking goes out in the language it was made in.
It opens in the customer's own language when you offer it, and the Book buttons on your website open it in the page's language
Under each text you write, one line shows the languages it is translated into, and See translations lets you correct any of them
The same list of languages is your website's: add one in either place and both have it
Names of people, your business and your address are never translated
Seventeen languages to choose from, the same as your website's; in all but English, Slovak, Czech and Vietnamese the booking page's own wording was written with AI
SMS in Ukrainian and Chinese go out in English, because those letters don't fit one SMS
Ask the chat to delete everything on your website and start over, and it begins again from the template, as a new website does. Ask it to start over from your old website, and it brings that site's pages and photos over once each, on a clean start.
Your pages, texts, photo places and your team's website bios go; your services, team, hours and map still come from your booking setup
History keeps your website as it was just before, and Undo brings it all back
A long change in the chat now shows how many pages, sections, texts and photos it changed, with every line one press away
Ask the chat to fix the grammar or the spelling on your website, on every page or just one, and it corrects only the mistakes. Your wording stays, and so does every price, time, name and link: a correction that would change one of them is left out, and the chat tells you how many.
It reads your page names, every section, your team's bios and role lines, and your photos' descriptions, in every language your website has
Each correction shows in the preview beside you, with Undo
History now also keeps your website as it was just before every change made in the chat
On a smaller screen, the Computer preview in the website editor used to drop to a narrower layout, so you never saw what a visitor on a computer sees. It now always shows the computer version, made smaller to fit beside the chat.
The percent next to Computer and Phone shows how much smaller the page is drawn
Click it for Actual size, or Fill this space to watch the layout change as you drag the chat's edge
Enhance now works on every photo, a team member's and a service's too. Say what should change, tap ideas made for your kind of business, or pick a look from real pictures.
Put a person or finished work into a photo of your own place
Choose a backdrop, the light or what a team member wears from pictures
A person's face, age and tattoos stay as they are, and so does the work itself
A profile photo keeps its original, one press away
Send your booking page or website in a chat and it now opens into a clean picture with your business's name on it, instead of a general one. There's nothing to set up, and it keeps itself up to date.
A chat that already showed your page keeps the picture it had
Write what a photo should show, or what should change, in whatever language comes easiest, with or without accents. There's nothing to set. Asking for better light or a sharper photo in your own words now does what tapping those ideas does.
Black and white no longer cancels the rest: ask for it together with better light or anything else and you get both
Enhance starts from the largest copy of your photo, so more of its detail reaches the result
When a service has a different price per team member, dragging a booking to someone else now gives it that person's price, and the message after the drop tells you the new amount. A price you typed yourself, a discount or a recorded payment stays as it is.
Opening a booking now shows the price saved on it, the same one the calendar shows, and saving keeps that price. If your prices have changed since, Reset to catalog price brings it up to date
A map on your website with no Google Maps link yet now offers Add your Google Maps link, and the map's settings in the website editor have the link's own field — the same link as in Business profile, saved as you paste it, for every map on your website.
In the editor's preview, links that only lead somewhere — All services, More photos, the buttons at the top of a page — now open their page
A photo you add to your website's gallery now goes first, so you see it straight away where you added it — also on a page that shows only the gallery's first few photos, like the home page. Until now it went last, where only the full gallery showed it.
Move it anywhere in the order afterwards, as before
A photo added for a service goes right after that service's cover, so the cover stays
Where a services section was set to hide its photos, new ones made in the chat stayed hidden. It's now turned on with them, the chat says so, and Undo puts it back. If a photo can't show for another reason, the chat says why.
In the website editor's chat, say what photo you want and it lands on your website, in your draft, with Undo. Ask for a photo for each of your services and you see the list first, with what it will use, and press one button.
Say what it should show, or leave it to the service's name and description and your photo style
Ask for a change, such as a lighter background, and it changes that photo
Ten at a time, so you see the look before using more of the month's photos
Services that already have a photo are left out, and people stay real: no made photos of your team
Showing all your pages on one long page moved under your list of pages, as a switch. On a published website it asks first, turning it on or off, and says what happens. Nothing is deleted either way.
A page you keep out of the menu stays off the long page
An old page address now leads to its part of the long page, not the top
On a phone the website editor now gives your website the screen: one row at the top to switch between Chat, Edit and Preview, and everything about the website as a whole — Publish first — behind the globe beside it. Tap anything on your website to change it by hand or ask Bookodile about it.
A text opens above the keyboard with the words your website shows, and the website changes as you type
A section's settings open under it, so you see the change while you make it
Reorder gallery photos as a list: drag one by its handle, or use the arrows
Tap a gallery photo twice to open it large, as a visitor sees it
A dot on the globe says something isn't published yet
Picking, typing and the photo buttons on the website editor's preview did nothing in Safari or in any browser on an iPhone, and tapping a link on it could leave the preview white. All of it works now.
Adding a separate business from New workspace now walks you through the same short setup as when you signed up — what kind of business it is, its address, a first service, its opening hours and who works there — instead of opening an empty workspace. Your name is already known, and the hours can start from the business you came from.
Every new business starts with at least one service, so its booking page has something to book
Then Bookodile helps you finish setting it up, one question at a time
Your other businesses stay one click away in the menu at the top left
Adding a branch now takes four short steps: where it is, what to bring over from another branch — services with their prices, opening hours, booking rules, your logo and colours, and your website's design and words — its own hours, and which of your team work there. The people you pick get the services they already do.
Anything copied can be changed for the new branch afterwards, prices too
Combinations and prices set per team member aren't copied, and the last step says which
The website's photos stay with the branch they show; add this one's own
Everyone you add keeps their role and the notifications they chose
Take a photo on your phone and Enhance makes it look professional: better light, golden hour, tidied up, sharper or a clean background, or whatever you ask for in your own words, compared before and after. No photo for a place on your website yet? Create with AI makes one for it — the top of a page, a service's cover, or a new one for your gallery — in the style of your own photos. Nothing changes until you choose Use this.
Pick up to three of your photos under Style → Photo style, and new photos match their light and colours
Never faces, never your team, and never the outside of your place — customers look for the real door
Say what should change — remove a hand, clear the background — and Bookodile changes that photo rather than making a new one
An empty place has one Add a photo button: upload your own, or create one
30 photos a month for each business, shown as you go
Ask “What's missing on my website?” in the website editor and Bookodile lists what a visitor would notice first — no services, no address, too few photos, no about text, team members without a photo or a bio — and helps you fix each one. A section with nothing to show now says why, and an empty Services section offers to add them.
It reads your own website and booking setup, never sample text
When Bookodile brings over your old website and finds a logo at the top of it, it asks whether to use it as your logo too. Say yes and it shows on a card before anything changes, where you can swap in a file of your own instead.
Asked, never taken: the logo changes only when you apply the card
It shows on your booking page, in emails and on your website
A logo from a website can be small, so your own file is better if you have one
Remove and Replace on a gallery photo now change the gallery only: a photo that also shows at the top of a page, in a building block or on a card stays there. And the gallery shows the photos you put in it — a photo added for one place on the page, or brought over for one from an old website, no longer turns up in the gallery too.
Remove in the gallery leaves the photo wherever else it shows
A photo shown nowhere else goes to Recently deleted, as before
Photos added for one place stay out of the gallery
Choose from your photos brings one into the gallery when you want both
The line under each person's name on your website now comes from their category in Employees — the one your booking page shows — and changes when that does. You can still write a different one for the website alone. In the editor each person is one row you open, with their role and bio together, and arrows to put people in the order you want.
Each role and bio says whether it comes from Employees or is written for the website only
Move people up and down, or hide someone, right from their row
Every card's Book button now lines up at the bottom, however long the bios
A card's photo shows the one chosen, with Change beside it
