Creating new features is always best when you do it together with people who start putting them to work right away.
Help us shape new ideas, provide feedback and be the first to try.
A note to our German-speaking customers: We've decided to build this page and the waitlist forms in English only. This makes our life easier and takes into account our international customers.
Feel free to use German when filling in the forms. We'll be happy to continue the conversation in our common native language once an early access program starts.
🟢 Early Access Started
Proofreading your colleagues work? Collaborating on a story to get it ready for publication? We are currently testing a feature with a select group of customers that allows commenting on sections, content elements and text passages directly in the editor and preview mode. Mark comments as done once a question is resolved.
🟡 In Development
Lottie is a lightweight format for vector animations, exported from tools like After Effects, Figma or Lottie Creator. Soon you'll be able to upload them in the editor and place them in your story like any other element — decorative, or as illustrations and data visualizations. The interesting part: you can couple playback to scroll progress, so the animation runs as the reader moves down the page.
⚪ Evaluating
While working with the Pageflow editor is fun (we think 😄), filling a story with content from external sources or applying bulk changes can be tedious. What if you could hand just those parts to your favorite AI assistant - importing content, renaming things in bulk, restructuring chapters? We're weighing whether to build this. Join the waitlist if you'd want it.
🟢 Early Access Started
Reach a broader audience with ease! Our new AI-Translation feature allows you to seamlessly translate your web stories into multiple languages, making your content accessible worldwide.
Here’s how it works:
Let us know about features you desperately need. What million dollar idea have we simply been missing so far? This is your form. No promises, though.