What’s new.

Every release, newest first. New features, improvements, and fixes shipped to your AI team.

v2.12.0October 14, 2026

New

The Journey map in the Follow Up room. A lanes by stages map of where every contact goes on its own, from the day they land to the day they close: how they arrive, the starter plan, nurture, the long loop, under contract and closed. It is built from your live plans, so it can never describe a plan that no longer exists. Pick a contact type such as Online buyer, Seller, Open house visitor or Imported database and the map lights up that path step by step. Follow Up now opens on this tab.
Compass background tasks. Hand Compass a job that takes more than one answer and it works on it in the background while you do something else: research, browsing a site for you, filling a form up to the point of payment and stopping there for you. It texts you when it needs a code or a decision, hands you the screen live at a bot check, and never places an order without you.
Text Compass from your phone. Send it a request by text the same way you would type it in the app, and it answers in the same thread.
The Lockbox. Store a site login once and Compass can sign in for a task instead of asking you to do it yourself. Secrets are encrypted, and Compass sends you a secure link rather than ever asking for a password in chat.
A rebuilt Daily Brief around your own work: the replies waiting on you, today's appointments, your listings, pace to goal, your calendar, the sphere contacts worth a call and what the AI team did overnight.
Compass takes a listing intake end to end. Give it an address and it finds the owner of record, creates the seller contact and opens the pipeline deal.
Compass can text a contact, or someone who is not a contact yet, after you confirm the message on one card. Its texts speak as your assistant. Hand Off tasks can go straight to Compass, and they close when you confirm the result.
Compass reads one listing's full MLS record on request, labels Gmail threads for you, shows where a search term matched in your email, and lets you review and edit a drafted email before it sends. Phone numbers in chat are tap to call.
Full screen Compass chat on iPhone, and a larger desktop panel with edges you can drag to resize. Closest now means closest to you on every surface, and Compass asks for your location only while you are using it.
Closer gets Compass's write tools. It pulls the co-broke agent and the lender off the contract and saves them as contacts, finds every contact's agreements and asks to add them, and books vendors from your team's vendor book with the price ranges you set.
Hive Home, a year round home for your clients. One sign-in link takes a buyer or past client to their own hub: homes you sent them, their journey with you, My Home with a value range and their own estimate, and a client perks catalog. Clients can sign in by text, links stay signed in, and you can revoke access at any time. Rolling out in stages.
First look for clients. Share off market and coming soon homes with the clients you choose, and see when a homeowner starts a home value report or opens a first look you sent.
Client perks: equity updates that enroll past clients in a regular home value report, and property tax protest packets. Both are rolling out in stages.
Scout texts or emails the homes you tick to a buyer, lands match alerts on the buyer's profile with one tap to send, and keeps homes you already sent out of the daily digest.
The buyer assistant can send listings to a buyer on its own while it works the conversation, and it logs a timeline note whenever it makes a promise to a lead.
The IDX site searches near a road or landmark, closest first, includes your pocket listings in the near box, and answers a visitor's listing questions from the full MLS record. Each saved search can send its own email alerts.
Showing tours. Plan an efficient route and a time blocked showing schedule, then have the request sent to your showing service from chat after you review and approve it. The result is read back to you.
The Texas closing cost calculator: a seller net sheet and buyer cash to close, with a link you can share.
Hive Centra is ready for agents outside Texas. Your state's rules decide the contract content, calling and texting hours and the legal copy, and nothing falls back to Texas or Lubbock defaults. Multiple MLS feeds per account, self serve MLS connect, licenses per state, and deadlines and crons that run on each contact's and account's local time.
Install Hive Centra as an app on your phone and get push alerts, with your unread count on the icon and your own quiet hours. Pick app, text or both in Settings.
A Closed contact stage that is set automatically when a deal sells, a Vendor relationship tier, a Realtor contact type with a Realtors email list you can send to from Blaze, and a spouse or partner link on the contact profile.
Import a contact's email history from Gmail onto their timeline, without it triggering replies, drafts or unread counts. The Pulse summary card now sits on the contact timeline and in the contacts list panel, and reads filed documents too.
Messages shows when the AI is live on a thread and lets you turn it off. When a contact texts back you get an alert and a drafted reply. The Message tab sends one to one from your own number.
Send large email lists from your own Gmail. Revoked Gmail access now shows as a reconnect prompt instead of failing quietly.
Team commission split rules, plan templates, a commission agreement setup check, and deal net GCI that matches the signed agreement. Referral is now a deal side.
Blaze adds a TREC compliance toggle for Create Media pieces and loads the full MLS photo gallery. Oversized photos are resized instead of refused.
Archive an agent who leaves the team, release their number and move their deals to someone else in one step.
The top bar shows which account you are signed in to.

Improved

Comps are subdivision first. The Smart CMA and Home Market Value report look in the subject's own subdivision before widening, use only verified closed sales, and say not enough data rather than stretch to a weak value. A nightly feed health check catches a licensed account whose MLS feed has gone quiet.
Property facts, sale history and market data now come from your MLS feed. When the feed cannot answer, the page says not available instead of guessing.
Leads who are done are archived, the not ready are nurtured, and existing clients come off prospecting plans at send time. Bounced emails no longer pause texting, and lead replies keep headroom in the daily texting cap so drips cannot crowd them out.
IDX buyers and sellers always start a plan, and Just browsing is respected on the IDX site and in Hive Home.
Today's Priority Queue lets you snooze or remove a row on hover, stops re-queuing people you already talked to, and shows Next Best Action for in market sphere contacts and due tasks.
Timing replies such as not until spring push the plan out instead of stopping it. Campaign totals are true totals, import has a source dropdown, smart lists count across the whole group, and the Leads page explains why bulk Auto Plan skipped a contact.
Notifications: AI handled replies go to the AI instead of paging you, lead messages move to Activity, Reminders lists only items that are due, and old alerts link to the record they are about.
Gmail replies are drafted to the person who actually wrote, not the contact the thread was filed under, and the Mail Room names the real sender.
Every Hive Home and portal page, Settings and the account page fit the desktop, and the consumer portal has mobile polish: larger tap targets, sheets, a card carousel and whole listing photos instead of cropped ones.
Lead forms carry a bot check, so a script cannot make your number text a stranger.
Voice DNA no longer gates auto send. Turn auto send on and it sends; Voice DNA keeps learning how you write.
Agents read and change only their own contacts, plus the pond leads they can claim. Owners and admins still see everything. The same rule now covers enroll, threads, tasks and home value reports.
The pipeline shows the MLS photo on every deal row, projected GCI counts closed plus in flight, and a closed deal no longer shows as overdue or at risk.

Bug fixes

The AI no longer names a lead source to a contact, explains how their information was obtained, or claims to work at a brokerage.
A reactivation email promised listings it never sent. It now sends them.
Emails about a contact, such as an investor's offer on their listing, no longer count as the contact replying.
Archived, deleted, do not contact and opted out contacts are never routed into Hive Home.
Contact delete and Smart CMA delete no longer hang, and deals now have a Delete control.
False due today milestone alerts are gone, and passed contingency dates read passed rather than overdue.
Compass stopped answering unread contract terms from the CRM, raises a close date that disagrees with the contract, saves vendors to the team vendor book, and keeps sold and archived deals out of the active pipeline.
Voicemail drop has been removed until a voice specific consent record exists.
AI written texts and emails no longer use em dashes.

v2.11.0September 20, 2026

Compass grew an execution loop this release. It is now one brain behind several doors: the same personality, the same recollection of you, the same tools, whether you open the floating panel, the room, the desk or your Messages thread. It books your personal calendar, names every deadline in a contract with the source attached, and searches live listings from wherever you are standing. Reading your mailbox and drafting the reply ships alongside it, switched on for accounts in batches rather than all at once. Closer learned to read a contract once for every room that talks about the deal, and the transaction coordinator engine now plans and sends on the dates the contract set. Appointment outcomes drive the automation behind them, the Switchboard finally lists every gate in one place, and team leads can look at the board as the team, as themselves, or as any one agent.

New

Compass is one assistant now, on every screen. The floating panel, the Compass room, the desk in AI Team and your Messages thread all run the same brain: the personality you chose in Settings, the facts it remembers about you, and the same set of tools. Ask it the same question from any of them and you get the same answer, with the full tool belt behind it.
Compass reads your mailbox and drafts the reply for you to send. Connect Gmail and you can ask what came in, what still needs an answer, and what a thread actually said. It reads attachments to answer the question and does not keep what was inside them. This one is rolling out in stages, so it reaches accounts in batches rather than all at once.
Compass remembers you. Tell it your listing appointment routine, your title company, the way you want your evenings kept clear, and it holds that across sessions instead of asking again every Monday.
Compass puts personal events on your own calendar, answers who your go-to plumber is from your vendor list, reports your schedule in your own timezone, and answers am I on track from closed production rather than from a guess.
Compass and Key read the same business plan. Your income plan, your goal and the math behind it are one set of numbers, so the coach and the assistant stop disagreeing about what your year looks like.
Compass walks the whole contract, not just two dates. Earnest money, title commitment, survey, financing approval, property approval, option period and closing come back in date order, each labelled with where it came from. A term read off your executed contract always beats the form default, and a milestone with no term and no verified default is left out instead of invented.
Compass searches live listings. City, price, beds, baths, square feet, lot size, property type and days on market, defaulting to your own market and covering land as well as homes. Asking prices are labelled as asking prices so a listing can never be quoted back to you as a sale.
Closer reads a contract once and every Closer room has it. Drop the PDF or DOCX on a deal, in the drawer, on the pipeline card or into the New Deal form, and the dates, parties, earnest money and option fee reach all of them. Nothing lands on the deal until you confirm it.
Closer's transaction coordinator engine is wired end to end: it plans the sends for a deal, writes them, and a scheduler puts them out on the dates the contract actually set.
What you log on an appointment now decides what the AI does next. A no-show or a cancel resumes the paused cadence and reopens the thread aiming at a rebook. An appointment that held pauses automation, closes the thread and files a follow-up task on you. Nurture snoozes for thirty days. Not interested closes the thread and queues the record for archive review.
Team, Mine and By-agent views on the Pipeline board and in the Revenue room, so a team lead can see the whole book, their own deals, or one agent's, without leaving the page.
The Switchboard: one page in Settings listing every gate in the product and what stays off while it is off. Org toggles, per-user toggles, plan limits, connected accounts and compliance holds are all on the same board, including the ones you cannot flip yourself, because you cannot fix this from here is an answer and silence is not.
Every new agent gets a public IDX page and a first-name web address turned on from day one, so the welcome email's portal link actually mints. Contacts with an email and no phone can be signed in to the portal too.
Ask Key is a live chat under the wizard screen, and Key names the team in the coaching view picker.
Pick the seat on the invite form and on the team cards, so a new person arrives with the right permissions instead of being fixed afterwards.
Solo and Founding now include 375,000 Hive Centra Tokens, and Founding is a floor rather than an override. Upgrading can only ever raise your included amount. You are also warned as you approach the cap instead of finding out when a send refuses.
A persistent More group in the sidebar and a More menu in the top bar, agent rooms nested under AI Team, and rooms still in beta badged as beta.
Import asks who owns the contacts you are bringing in. Unowned contacts text from the owner's number and are signed as the owner rather than going out unattributed.

Improved

The drip engine runs every five minutes with a higher per-run ceiling, so a plan step fires close to the time it was scheduled for rather than at the top of the hour.
Today leads with the replies waiting on you, names the call queue Phone Call, keeps its pending counts correct as you work, and no longer files call tasks an auto plan already handled.
Commission splits apply in sequence, team agents see their take-home GCI everywhere the board shows a number, pace-to-goal is measured on that same take-home basis, and deal cards name the owner.
The Settings sidebar stays put while you scroll, the Switchboard has a way back, and Voice DNA says exactly what it is counting.
Drip suppression alerts name the plan and link straight to it, contacts that cannot be reached are flagged when you enroll them rather than after the fact, and the alerts that nobody at support could act on are gone.
Claiming a number: only a carrier verdict can retire a number from texting, so a soft signal no longer takes a working number out of service.
The auto plan picker during import hides plans only our team can run and groups the rest by who does the work.
One Hive Centra mark on every surface. The app chrome, the marketing site, login, onboarding and the public portal had drifted onto three different versions of the logo.
Support tickets now open automatically from error alerts and from a plan suppressing contacts in bulk, so a problem reaches a human without a customer having to report it.

Bug fixes

Sold comps were being served on the public IDX portal. They are not MLS data a visitor may see, and they are no longer returned there.
The Smart CMA's pending section was always empty. Comps under contract now populate it, labelled as pending, and they never reach the valuation itself because an asking price is not a sale price.
AI conversations stopped disappearing from the lead rail in Messages, and the pipeline feed on the Closer desk stopped vanishing. Both are now scoped to the deals the viewer is entitled to see, as are the Watch Panel sections.
An agent could not claim a pond lead that still carried a stale owner id. They can now.
Bounce reports from Microsoft mail servers, and the nested report Gmail files under a delivery-status part, are now read. A hard bounce that used to be invisible now marks the address.
An automated text could detour onto a platform number when the agent's own number was unavailable. It never does that now, and a text sent on behalf of an unassigned contact is signed as the owner.
Closing in 30 days counted deals that had already closed. Property views on an IDX page logged once per page instead of once per browsing session. The Money Loop ticker showed the wrong age on a row and credited a human agent as the actor on AI work.
An operator looking at a customer account could reach that customer's connected Gmail and Google Calendar. That path is closed.
The assistant answered a lead by voice after the send conduit had already refused to text them, and an operator alert counted as if the lead had replied. Both are fixed, and the assistant can now rebook when a lead cancels inside the thread.
An ordinary 600 pixel email opened in the inbox panned sideways instead of fitting the reading pane.
Key's coach chat sat in a sticky bar over the page and is now a panel in the room, and bulk contact moves are sent in batches instead of failing above five hundred.
The product assumed the agent was a man in several places. It does not anymore.
Marketing pages promised a free trial that does not exist and described learning and activation in terms the product does not deliver. Both are corrected.

v2.10.0September 7, 2026

Key grew up this release. What used to be a background page is now the coaching room the agent name promised: a read on your business, a scorecard for every lead source, your goals and your income plan, all from your own numbers and honest about the ones it does not have yet. The scorecard's most embarrassing bug went with it. It had been grading leads younger than a sales cycle and calling the result a leak. The rest is the kind of work you only notice when it stops happening. An assistant that repeated itself, or kept nudging a lead who had asked for a human. A carrier block that did not stick. A new agent who could see the owner's whole book, or could not claim a number at all. Screens that showed an empty day when the real story was a failed load. Each of those is closed, and the Dial Room, a sidebar layout, and a screen for what comes in before any AI reads it round out the release.

New

Key's room is now a coaching workspace. A diagnostic read of your business, a lead-source scorecard, your goals and your income plan sit in order on one page, with a rail for your why, your quarterly review, next moves and track record. Every number comes from your own account, and a section with no data behind it says so instead of filling in a guess.
Key proposes a target for each source and you accept or decline it. A declined target stays declined across reloads, keeps its row, and offers a track-it-again link when you change your mind.
Idle horsepower in Key: contacts on no plan, contacts never scored, and pipeline deals with no plan applied, priced off your own closed GCI per name and labelled as an extrapolation. Snooze a card and it stays gone for the full term.
A handoff panel in Key that shows engaged, replied and booked, the first thing about a new agent's business that is real enough to grade. Once enough separate accounts have contributed to a source, your rates can be compared against a network median.
Daily Dial Room: search is pinned above the queue and matches address, tags and phone digits as well as name, with one action per result. Filter chips for status, source, tag, last touch and Foresight band apply instantly, and every queue card leads with why the contact is on today's list.
Snooze a lead out of the Dial Room. It expires on its own, never brings back a do-not-call contact, and the card wears a snoozed badge when it returns. The Dial Room now appears on the Opportunities grid too.
Sidebar navigation. The Sidebar or Room Nav choice in Settings now switches the whole app to a left rail with unread badges, nested sub-tabs, search, notifications and your profile menu. Your choice sticks. Desktop only for now.
Key is a primary tab, and Blaze Studio and Key sit under AI Team with a hover menu.
Inbound texts, photos and emails are screened before any AI reads them. A sexual, threatening or harassing message never reaches a prompt, texting and calling stop for that contact, the record moves to Needs review, and you are told why without being shown the content.
Account data deletion now runs as code with an audit trail. Opt-out, unsubscribe and do-not-call signals are kept so a deleted contact is never re-contacted, and financial records are retained as the law requires.

Improved

Lead sources roll up into six channels: Sphere, Internet Leads, Open House, Door Knocking, Cold Calling and Other, so eight near-identical sphere labels stop being graded apart. Raw sources are one expand away and you can re-file any of them or mark one do-not-track.
Every section of Key collapses and remembers your choice, closed sections carry a summary count, money renders as money, and info tips on rows and headers explain the exact counting rule. A recalibrate button reopens the goals wizard.
Contacts, Pipeline, Today and Messages now tell a failed load apart from an empty one and offer a retry, instead of rendering an outage as no contacts or an empty day.
Claiming a phone number shows the reputation signals for the number and a use-this-number-anyway control, and the check that flagged every available number as caution no longer decides the verdict on its own.
The legal pages for the software (terms, privacy, DPA, security) now name Hive Centra LLC as the operator. The consumer-facing privacy, terms and consent pages continue to name the brokerage.

Bug fixes

Key's source scorecard reported 0% conversion on real books. It graded leads created in the last 90 days, shorter than a sales cycle, so a fresh import read as a leak with a dollar figure attached. A lead is now judged once it has closed or had 120 days and did not, and anything younger is shown as too new to grade.
Key's numbers no longer disagree with the pipeline board without explanation. Deals carry a sides count you can edit, a prior-year closing entered this year no longer counts twice, closings are filed by relationship tier rather than the raw source string, and every sold deal the scorecard cannot attribute links straight to the record that fixes it.
A newly added agent could see the owner's entire book. Contacts, smart lists, counts, Messages, Mail Room threads, the Day-1 call list and outreach drafts, and the watch lists inside Dial, Quill, Compass and Atlas are now scoped to the signed-in agent and the ponds they can reach. Owners, admins and team leads keep the org-wide view.
No agent could claim a phone number. Every purchasable number was flagged, the claim needed an acknowledgement, and no screen could give one, so new agents were stuck on setup. The number search also no longer offers numbers that can never be claimed.
The assistant sent a lead the same sentence three times in forty seconds. A picture-only text was treated as an empty message and answered with the assistant's own last line. Empty inbounds are now declined (you still get the photo and a call task), and every AI reply is checked against what was sent in the last six hours, including lightly reworded repeats.
When the assistant chose silence because a lead asked for a human or asked us to stop, that silence was read as a failure and retried twice a day, forever. The conversation now leaves the ladder properly, and a wants-a-human request alerts you by text, task and notification with the lead's own words.
Contacts on the carrier's block list were being re-texted. A carrier refusal now writes back to the contact's opt-out, cancels their plan enrollments, and historical opt-outs have been reconciled. The dialer's I-tried-to-reach-you text has a 24-hour per-contact cooldown.
Alerts texted to your own phone about a lead no longer show on that lead's timeline as if we sent it to them, no longer count as a touch that held them out of re-engagement, and no longer become the thread's summary line.
A listing feed that hides the listing agent could put other agents' homes in your pipeline. The sync now tells a hidden field apart from an ignored filter and only admits rows on a clean result.
Market scope comes from your organization rather than a fixed city across listing alerts, coming-soon polling, rent data and Scout's saved searches.
Phones and tablets: a full layout audit closed clipping in Blaze Write and the Content Calendar, the T-Reps rails, the Scoreboard and the setup popup, plus the top bar, agent rooms, Today, the GCI ledger, sideways chip strips and wrapping page headers. Key no longer pans sideways on a phone, and its header plus ask bar no longer eat most of the screen.
The Blaze Studio rail relaid out the whole studio on every frame while opening, visible as content shifting under the pointer and as crashes on iPad. It is an overlay now and opens by tap on touch.
Switching to Sidebar hid the top bar with nothing in its place, and landing on Opportunities pushed Today and Contacts off the top of the rail. Info tooltips no longer stretch into tall pills on touch devices.
Security: a public agent page could be broken out of by testimonial or FAQ text, contact files are now double-checked for ownership before a download link is issued, the content-security policy was tightened, and write actions through the API are closed to a lapsed account while exports and billing stay open.

v2.9.0September 2, 2026

Two things arrived this release: a marketing department, and a database that can be trusted with the whole list. Blaze grew from a copy generator into a studio. The AI Photo Studio relights, repaints, declutters and stages the photos you already have, Create Media puts a real layout one tap from a listing, and the campaign copy is written from the listing's own verified facts. Closer learned to read a contract you drop into the chat and build the pipeline file from it, with your confirmation. The other half is quieter. Contact imports moved off your browser tab and onto our servers, so a large file finishes whether or not you stay on the page, and tells you exactly what it could not take. Consent is recorded with the wording the lead actually agreed to. Numbers are checked before the first text instead of after. And the two links that had to work when someone was locked out, the password reset and the sign-in link, work.

New

Blaze AI Photo Studio. Pick a listing photo, pick what is wrong with it, and get a finished version back: a midday exterior relit as a twilight shot, a wall repainted, a room decluttered or virtually staged. Every render saves to My Designs and stays attached to the listing, so flyers, posts and mailers pick up the corrected photo.
Create Media is the new front door to Blaze. Choose a listing, choose a named layout whose preview shows the real arrangement, and land in the Designer with that template, format, photo layout and theme already applied. Suggestions follow the phase the listing is actually in.
Blaze now works from your own listings. Your MLS listings feed the campaign picker, campaign copy is written from that listing's verified property facts rather than invented ones, and the featured photo you pick on Listings leads the flyer.
A content calendar in Blaze: post ideas dated across the month, cadence plans, and the listing moments worth posting about, with the reasoning shown rather than hidden.
The Designer gained a section inspector, a photo tray, print formats, a remarks block and a compare stage, and photos shot on an iPhone are converted in the browser instead of being refused.
Blaze Studio has its own link in the top navigation, and a Mailer Campaigns room is visible with a coming soon marker so you can see what is next.
Drop a contract into a Closer chat and it builds the deal. One tap creates the file in Pending, links the client, files the contract and syncs every extracted deadline, or updates the deal you already had under that address. The conversation then pins to that property.
One floating dock for two teammates. The widget that was Compass only now switches to Closer without leaving the page you are on, with a conversation per property, document upload and streaming replies. Minimizing it mid-reply no longer loses the answer.
Contact imports now run on our servers, not in your browser tab. Start a large file, close the laptop, and it keeps going with progress you can watch. Rows that cannot be imported are counted and explained before you commit, and Import History shows Queued, Running, Failed and how many were skipped.
The import wizard maps signup date, lead id and source platform, carries each lead's own consent date through, and keeps your original export as consent evidence.
Before you enroll an imported list in a plan, the wizard estimates what it will cost in Hive Centra Tokens and shows your remaining balance, so the top-up conversation happens before the send, not after.
Autopilot now works seller leads, not only buyers. Sellers get their own playbook: it books a listing consultation, qualifies on timeline rather than pre-approval, and never states a value figure itself, because that number is yours to give.
Co-pilot mode on plans, for agents who want the AI to prepare the touch and leave the send to them.
Automated email to your contacts now goes out through your own connected mailbox, so the address they see is yours, the message lands in your Sent folder, and replies come back where you already read them.
Your public consent page records the exact wording each lead agreed to, and the contact profile now shows why this person may be texted, with the evidence behind it.
Numbers are checked before the first text rather than after it. A landline or an unreachable line is found ahead of the send, so your sending reputation is not spent proving what a lookup already knew.
Your account now watches its own sending health: opt-out rate is measured as an early warning, a number that starts going bad is flagged, and an owner has a single switch to stop all outbound texting.
No automated marketing texts go out on Sundays.
Messages has a proper thread view, with day and time separators, grouped bubbles, delivery state under the most recent message, and links that wrap instead of pushing the conversation sideways.
See at a glance which lead conversations the AI is running, and filter to just those.
When any lead asks to speak to a human, the agent is alerted straight away and the request is relayed by text, whether or not that lead was in an autopilot lane.
Conversations that go quiet are nudged once, and threads that are genuinely exhausted are handed to the Incubator instead of being dropped.
Live deals with an MLS number are checked once a day for a price change. When the MLS moved and your file did not, the price and the commission move with it, and anything the scan will not write is reported to you with the reason.
Round-robin rotation is now editable from Lead Routing, valuations can be restricted to your market state from Comp Settings, and the per-event notification toggles do what they say.
Onboarding asks up front whether the AI should work your new leads, so the answer is a decision rather than a default.
Trophies now explain themselves, and every agent profile has a trophy case.
Bulk controls on the home value roster: select all, then turn reports off in one action.
Mark all read on a Mail Room folder.
Opportunities opens on its tile grid again, so the rooms are one click from the landing screen.

Improved

Every customer-facing AI surface now speaks in one voice. The tone rules used to be paraphrased separately in more than twenty places, drifting apart, which is why some messages still read like a machine. There is now a single source that all of them read.
The plan library was cut to the plans that actually run, every remaining plan carries a clear name and trigger, and nothing is labelled coming soon while quietly being the default for your inbound leads.
Sphere and past-client contacts are never auto-texted on any plan. A birthday note or a check-in asserts a thought a timer did not have, so those touches come to you as a task instead.
The daily number on the Playbook is reachable now. The learned lead target no longer treats an import as a year of prospecting, the follow-up goal is a day of work rather than the whole backlog, and each block shows what it is worth.
A contact whose number cannot receive texts is rerouted to a call task carrying the plan's intent, rather than sitting in a text plan where every remaining step quietly does nothing.
Contact rows and profiles show opt-out review state, so a contact needing a decision is visible from the list.
Texting volume now grows with a warm-up and a per-seat allowance instead of the flat cap that used to hold every new account at the same low number.
The Hive Centra Tokens cap now applies to texts and email as well as AI work, so the meter matches the bill. The message names your role: an owner is sent to billing, everyone else is told who to ask, and the auto top-up ceiling was raised for high-volume accounts.
Valuations read the neighborhood better. Comp distance is a real limit rather than a preference, the compared square footage band is scaled to the subject home, the subject's own street is preferred when the search drifts, and when sold comps are far away but neighbors are on the market, those neighbors carry the value with their asking prices discounted the way any list price is.
Relationship temperature follows the plan rung a contact is on, so nobody is labelled cold while the AI is actively working them, and portal visitors invited by a plan link now get a buyer profile so listing matches reach them.
The drip and the AI assistant now share one memory of the thread, so a contact is not greeted twice by two different senders.
Every enrollment refusal is named. When a contact cannot be enrolled, the button says which rule stopped it instead of failing quietly.
Moving a stranded contact into a plan holds the first touch back, rather than firing a day-zero message at somebody who has been in your database for a year.
Recruiting autopilot is gated on having a career night link in place, and the shared setting now says plainly that it covers sellers too.
Escalation alerts name the mailbox the email came into, so a reply that is late is traceable to where it landed.
When our AI provider cannot serve an account at all, you are told once, plainly, rather than watching features fail one at a time.
Blaze sees the whole organization's listings, backfills photos that were missing from older rows, and no longer hides rural listings from the picker.
Recent activity in Messages names the property and opens it.
Pipeline board cards are compact enough to see the whole board at once.
Public pages that can trigger a text or a call are now protected against scripted submissions, so an agent's number is not made to contact a stranger.
Billing tells you before it becomes a problem: a failed payment now alerts the customer and us on every step of the retry, rather than surfacing when service stops.
Choose which of your YouTube channels to analyze rather than being given the first one.
The plan template gallery and the advisor card that duplicated the plan library were removed, so there is one place to find a plan.

Bug fixes

Password reset and sign-in links in email were dead on arrival. The click tracker rewrote them to a link nothing could open, so a locked-out owner could request four resets and have all four fail. Those links now open the first time.
Lead conversations no longer vanish from the rail the moment you click them, which used to leave you reading a thread with no idea whose it was.
A contact holding two live enrollments in the same plan no longer gets every message twice.
Ponds stopped hiding people. A contact in a pond shows in your lead categories again, after an account moved its online leads into a pond and watched the identically named category read zero.
Agents who have contacts no longer see an empty state telling them they have none.
A home value report sent to a homeowner is no longer read back as a reply from them, which used to file the report under the wrong contact and pause that contact's follow-up.
A home value report that was turned off stays off when the queue next runs, and the override row no longer clips in the narrow right rail.
Notifications no longer claim a reply that did not happen, and the activity dot clears when you click it.
Drafted follow-ups no longer ship with a placeholder where your name should be.
On phones, the contact groups rail and the contact panel scroll properly, and outbound message text is readable again.
Opting out or marking a contact do not call now closes the call tasks already sitting in someone's list, and archiving a do-not-call contact keeps the flag.
A number that cannot be reached now raises a notification instead of adding a task nobody asked for.
AI replies that came in through the fallback path show on the contact timeline, a reply that fails is retried once before handing off, and when a send is refused the reason is recorded rather than lost.
The AI no longer says it resent an email it never sent, and a request that only sounded like a resend no longer takes the email path. When a resend really is blocked, it names the blocker.
Appointments confirm correctly when the conversation is running over a shared number.
Photo uploads that are too large say so in plain language instead of showing a raw error, and the teleprompter's close button is readable against the panel behind it.
Brand kit logos show on a light background, so a white logo is visible in the asset well.
A past-due subscriber gets a working path back to paying instead of a dead end.
Listing access is checked on the listing itself rather than assumed from the feed it arrived on.
The public property portal opens at its own address instead of bouncing visitors to the CRM login, and a long sign-in cookie is recognised as a session rather than logging you out.
Deal cards link to the right contact, texts sent to you rather than to a client are labelled as such, and call tasks land in the right bucket.
Plans that were renamed no longer strand the people already enrolled in them, the migration plan carries its full name again, and internal jargon was removed from every plan name you can see.
The dead Share button was removed from the win ribbon in Today.
The founding offer counter now reflects what is actually true rather than a hand-maintained number, and marketing pages no longer clip their headings on narrow screens.
Security and dependency updates across the platform, including patches for the app framework and sign-in library, plus fixes for the gaps our own automated security checks found.

v2.8.0August 24, 2026

The theme is trust: your database, your phone number, and your calendar. Light mode arrives for anyone who never wanted a dark app. Google Calendar now works in both directions, so appointments this system books show up where the rest of your life already lives. And a large amount of work went into the parts of texting that agents should never have to think about: consent recorded correctly and separately, numbers checked before the first message, texts sized so carriers deliver them whole, and a Do Not Call list your whole account respects before anything dials. Most of the fixes below come from the same place. Messages that should not have sent, sent. Things that should have stayed read, came back. Both are closed.

New

Light mode. Settings now has a Themes section that switches the whole app between the dark theme and a new full light theme, and your choice follows you across devices.
Google Calendar, both directions. Connect your calendar and your Google events appear alongside your appointments, while appointments you book here push to Google with their real duration, location, and optional invites. Cancel an appointment and the Google event is removed straight away.
Book an appointment straight from a day on the month grid, edit appointments in place, and see reminders and contract deadlines on the same calendar as everything else.
Day-one texting. New accounts can send text messages as soon as they finish setup instead of waiting on a registration that used to take days, and an owner can watch registration status from Settings while it completes in the background.
Marketing text consent is now captured and stored separately from service messages, on the contact record, through CSV import, and on your public consent page. Auto-text plans will not enroll a contact who has no marketing consent on file, and the Enroll button explains why.
A Do Not Call list of your own, with calling hours and a consent check before any prerecorded or AI voice message plays. Every place that can start a call now checks it first, including the dial room, the call button on a contact, and voicemail drop.
Bad-number protection. Before the first text to a contact we check whether the line can actually receive texts, flag landlines and internet numbers on the contact profile, and mark phones that carriers report as undeliverable, so your sending reputation is not spent on numbers that were never going to work.
Contacts move through your lead stages on their own as outreach goes out, replies come in, and appointments get booked, so the pipeline reflects what happened without anyone dragging cards.
Ponds can be created inline from either pond picker, so you no longer have to leave the screen you are on to make one.
Self-serve signup is open. New agents can create an account without an invitation, and the login page tells you what went wrong instead of leaving the Create account button dead.
Ask Compass conversations now appear in the Compass room, so a question you asked from anywhere in the app is part of one history instead of two.
IDX tour requests are pushed to the agent who owns the lead as soon as they come in, rather than waiting to be picked out of a queue.

Improved

Every automated text is now written to fit a single message segment. Longer templates were being split by carriers, which cost more and sometimes arrived out of order.
The Governor now shows text messages held because a contact has no marketing consent on file, with a place for the account owner to attest to consent they already hold.
Automated texts from the sphere and migration plans now speak clearly as your assistant rather than as you, and the plan library was scrubbed of any line that would be untrue at the moment it fires.
Global search understands multi-word queries and covers the same records the Database page does, so searching a first and last name together finds the person.
Follow-up plans that paused because your sending email was not verified resume on their own once you verify it, instead of waiting for someone to notice.
A text that fails now tells you why in plain language instead of showing a bare Undelivered chip.
Owners can see and manage campaign enrollments across the whole organization, not only their own.
One CSV upload now shows as one row in Import History instead of several, and contacts assigned to a pond leave the lead category views they came from.
Compass answers honestly when it cannot run, naming the account or daily budget reason instead of failing silently.
Admins are notified in the app when an invited teammate finishes joining.
Hand Off review in Today now includes a general Task section, and call check-offs stay in sync between the Today list and the Playbook.
The top navigation keeps its labels down to narrower laptops, the search box shrinks to an icon rather than squeezing the bar, and there is a Calendar link in the profile menu.
Notification deep links land on the record the notification is about. An AI follow-up insight opens that contact's activity rather than the plan library.

Bug fixes

Text messages could be sent from numbers that were not registered for business messaging, which carriers filter. Every outbound text now comes from a number that belongs to your registered sender pool, and destinations are normalized before sending.
Read and dismissed notifications stay read. The count in the top bar no longer comes back on the next page load.
The recent activity list on the Activity feed shows real contact visits again rather than repeating outbound touches.
Auto plans no longer send a reply-chasing text into a contact's quiet hours, and a reply that arrives during quiet hours is answered on the first pass after the window opens rather than being escalated as missed.
Opt-out phrases are read in context. A contact saying they do not want to be taken off the list is no longer treated as an opt-out.
Automated messages sent from day seven onward no longer leak template placeholders when they are personalized.
Home value reports refuse a placeholder address on every path that can start one, so nobody receives a valuation for an address that does not exist.
Inbound calls and texts to a shared number reach the right organization, and a missed call on a shared number is handled instead of dropped.
The profile menu scrolls on iOS Safari again.
Releasing a phone number from Settings now detaches it properly and shows a real error when the release fails, instead of a checkmark on a release that did not happen.
A teammate finishing onboarding no longer overwrites the organization's branding, and the public agent site attaches its subdomain when the page is switched on.
The people picker on a pipeline file searches every contact on the server rather than only the ones already loaded, and a contact link that fails to open now says why.
Deal-pinned chat in Closer is limited to deals you can see in the pipeline.
Brief realtime connection drops no longer surface as errors, and settings help text no longer references an individual by name.

v2.7.0July 30, 2026

A stability and polish release: the bugs reported this week are closed out, follow-up plans are now honest about setup and progress, and new safeguards behind the scenes catch the kind of issues that caused this week's brief slowdowns before they ever reach you.

New

Your deal desks now keep a separate conversation per property. Closer, Compass, and Quill each get a conversation picker, so negotiations on different homes never blend into one endless thread.
An Anniversary Plan card on every contact shows the full Day 0 to Year 10 home-anniversary cadence, and anniversary to-dos now appear a week before they are due instead of flooding your task list the day a deal closes.
A setup status card at the top of Settings shows exactly what is left before your emails and texts can send, with a link to finish each item. It disappears once everything is complete.
New Automation setting: choose whether nurture plans pause automatically when a contact's deal closes.

Improved

Auto-plans now check your send setup before enrolling anyone. If your brokerage mailing address or texting number is missing, the Enroll button greys out and explains what to finish, and any plan email that cannot send pauses and retries once setup is done instead of being skipped for good.
Plan progress now reads as real time: 'Day 2, step 2 of 6' instead of a confusing plan-day number that could show week five on a plan you started yesterday.
Blaze and Scout MLS are now clearly labeled as beta, with their expected full release in 3Q 2026.
Settings are reorganized to match where you would look: text signature with Text Templates, voicemail script with Phone and Dialer, out-of-office with Vacation.
Each AI teammate's room now shows that teammate's own activity and true counts, instead of the same org-wide number in every room.
Help Center checklists are now interactive: tick items off as you go and your progress is remembered on your device.

Bug fixes

Follow Up HQ works properly on phones again: every tab is reachable, tables scroll sideways instead of overlapping themselves, and reply cards no longer squash together.
The plan-selection list in the enroll window now gets most of the screen, and the Enroll button no longer clips off the bottom on mobile.
Screen capture in the bug reporter works again on every page, and if a capture ever fails the message now says why.
Profile settings: load and save problems are now visible with a working Retry, and uploaded profile photos are resized automatically so Settings stays fast on mobile.
Fixed a database mismatch that stopped buyer profiles and property alerts from loading for some accounts.
The communication funnel no longer clips its own labels on wide screens, and pop-up panels in the AI Team room are solid instead of see-through.

v2.6.0July 23, 2026

Launch week: the Founding Member offer opens, and a wave of polish lands across the dialer, the pipeline, lead scoring, and follow-up so day one feels fast everywhere.

New

The Founding Member offer is live: the founding rate, locked for life, for the first ten members, with a 1:1 onboarding call with the founder.
Vendors: bulk-import your vendor list from a CSV, a PDF, or even a photo of a printed sheet.
A new ACTIVE stage for contacts, with a journey progress bar and follow-up plans tuned to clients who are under contract.

Improved

The Power Dialer now runs on a single disposition view, so every call action lives in one place.
Scan past emails: the pipeline can walk your inbox history and auto-attach clear matches to each transaction, and inbound email attachments now file into deal Docs automatically.
Buyer property alerts pause automatically when that buyer goes under contract, and resume if the deal falls through.
Seller lead scores pin to the top of your list while their listing is active.
Reply-time escalation: get an alert with editable SMS copy when a hot lead has waited too long for a response.
Milestone alerts for transaction coordinators, plus four new KPI cards in the auto-plan room.
Five new how-to guides in the Help Center and smarter help search.

v2.5.0July 16, 2026

A big platform release: a new Recruiter teammate, the Help Center and University go live, and Hive Centra opens up with a public API, webhooks, and Zapier. Plus MMS, a smarter dialer, and deeper deal rooms.

New

Meet Recruiter, a new AI teammate that sources and nurtures agent recruits and keeps their pipeline warm for you.
The Help Center is live: searchable how-to articles organized by category, right inside Hive Centra.
Hive Centra University: guided chapters, on-demand courses, and built-in coaching to level up you and your team.
A public API and outbound webhooks, plus a Zapier connection, so Hive Centra plugs into the rest of your stack. Create and manage API keys and webhook endpoints from Settings.
Picture messaging: send and receive MMS with photo attachments in any conversation.
Dial, your AI voice qualifier, is now live for everyone (previously in preview).

Improved

Deal rooms now track every party and a full activity timeline, with Closer chat available right inside the deal.
The Power Dialer adds priority and sphere calling queues, so you always work the highest-value calls first.
Blaze can now edit listing photos directly in the content studio.
Compass keeps a history of your daily briefs and can turn notes into tasks automatically.
New team-message visibility controls and a clearer SMS consent attestation for compliance.

v2.4.2July 8, 2026

A quieter release that pays for itself: your ad dollars get smarter and your emails actually get seen.

New

Meta ads integration: send your real lead conversions back to Facebook and Instagram so your ad targeting learns from actual leads, not just clicks.
Monthly Wrapped now has a public share link, so you can post your month anywhere.

Improved

Plan and drip emails restructured for deliverability, so more of your mail lands in the primary inbox instead of Promotions.
Bulk email adds one-click unsubscribe handling that keeps you compliant automatically.

v2.4.1July 1, 2026

Your consumer site becomes fully yours: your domain, your brand, and an AI concierge working every visitor while you sleep.

New

Custom domains for your IDX site: serve your consumer home search on your own brand domain, or claim a free hivecentra.com subdomain, set up self-serve from Settings.
Ask Hive, the AI concierge on your IDX site: it answers visitor questions about any listing and captures the lead the moment they are ready.

Improved

IDX search adds school district filters and a smarter location typeahead across cities, ZIPs, and neighborhoods.
Visitor accounts remember Save, Love, and Pass reactions on every listing they view.

v2.4.0June 24, 2026

The headline this release is a full 3D refresh for Branded IDX, plus a smoother self-serve start so new agents are working leads the same day they sign up.

New

Branded IDX maps now render in interactive 3D, with a one-tap 2D and 3D toggle on every property and search view.
Start now sign-up: create your account and import your database in minutes, no sales call required.

Improved

Your AI team now spaces same-day follow-ups into visible timed waves, so a busy morning never looks like a burst of identical messages.
Faster, steadier logins under heavy load.

Bug fixes

The Win the Day scoreboard now updates from your real plan actions the moment you complete them.

v2.3.2June 17, 2026

Your brand gets more public surface area this release: listing pages you can share anywhere, a public profile, and a sandbox to sharpen your scripts.

New

Open listing pages: every listing gets a shareable public page with photos, details, and a showing-request button that files straight into your tasks.
Public agent profiles: opt in to a scoreboard page that showcases your production to the world.
The Roleplay Sandbox: practice objection handling and listing presentations against AI personas, and share the link with your whole team.

Improved

Home value report pages add an equity slider and a what-changed view, so sellers see their position move month over month.

v2.3.1June 12, 2026

A stability pass focused on follow-up reliability and a cleaner review queue.

Improved

Drip campaigns now surface and gracefully back off when a single send fails, instead of stalling the whole sequence.

Bug fixes

Routed-to-human actions now clear cleanly from the review queue.
Inbound calls are logged reliably, with a missed-call task filed automatically when you cannot pick up.

v2.3.0June 11, 2026

A productivity-packed release: a next-best-action queue, smarter tasks, the Blaze designer, bulk email, and the autonomous Autopilot ISA.

New

A shared next-best-action queue that tells you exactly who to contact next.
Recurring tasks, snooze, automatic follow-ups, and reusable task templates.
The Blaze content studio and a drag-and-drop flyer designer with templates and listing auto-fill.
Bulk email: filter any contact segment and send to the whole list, with attachments and a signature preview.
Autopilot ISA, autonomous recruit and buyer nurture that books appointments for you.

Improved

Transaction plans now auto-enroll new leads and can start at the exact step a deal is already on.

v2.2.0June 4, 2026

Hive Centra goes mobile and connects to your calendar, with a cleaner inbox, a refreshed scoreboard, a redesigned daily playbook, and stronger privacy controls.

New

A native iPhone app so Hive Centra travels with you.
Google Calendar sync that pushes your appointments to your calendar automatically.
The Mail Room inbox, with smart buckets, search, and one-click compose.
Account data export and deletion controls, plus clear SMS consent capture.

Improved

A redesigned scoreboard with a trophy case, challenges, and teammate reactions.

Bug fixes

Home value reports no longer send duplicates and only advance their schedule after delivery.

v2.1.1May 28, 2026

Small release, big daily wins: voice capture from your phone, birthdays handled for you, and an easier way back in for your home-search visitors.

New

Siri Shortcuts: log a call, add a task, or capture a note by voice, straight from your iPhone.
The birthday engine: AI-written birthday messages for your sphere, personalized to each relationship and ready before the day starts.
Magic-link sign-in for your IDX visitors: one tap from any email, no password to remember.

Improved

IDX saved searches now email your visitors when new listings match their criteria.

Bug fixes

Gmail sync no longer double-counts unread conversations in the top bar.

v2.1.0May 22, 2026

Deeper visibility into your usage, a connected inbox, a branded consumer site, and redesigned agent rooms.

New

A Usage page that shows your Hive Centra Token balance, a daily usage trend, and a per-feature breakdown.
Two-factor authentication to lock down your account.
A branded IDX consumer site with public home search, saved searches, and visitor accounts.
Gmail in the CRM, so you can connect your inbox, sync mail, and get AI-drafted replies.

Improved

Redesigned agent rooms with live activity, watch panels, and streaming replies in chat.
A rebuilt Power Dialer with local-presence caller ID and automatic post-call drafts.

v2.0.0May 15, 2026

The headline release: your always-on AI team goes live, with a daily brief, a transparent track record, and forecasts you can act on.

New

Your AI team is live. Eighteen specialized agents, including Scout, Compass, Quill, and Closer, now work your database for you.
A Daily Brief every morning and an end-of-day recap, so you always know your next move.
Track Record shows every action each agent took, with a clear Learning indicator while a new agent warms up.
Price and deal forecasts so you can price listings and spot at-risk deals with confidence.
Monthly Wrapped, a shareable recap of your wins for the month.
Plans and self-serve billing, so you can choose a plan and manage it yourself.

v1.1.0May 13, 2026

Lead routing, mobile-ready screens, and compliant texting from your own number.

New

Lead routing with ponds, one-tap transfers, and per-agent assignment.
Compliant texting from your own registered business number.
Email verification at signup to keep new accounts secure.

Improved

A full mobile pass so Today, Contacts, Pipeline, and Comps work well on your phone.
A cleaner pipeline with a clear stage ladder and bulk move to an agent or pond.

Bug fixes

Native dropdowns and form controls now render correctly in the dark theme.

v1.0.1May 6, 2026

A fast follow to launch: talk to your CRM with voice notes, and give every client a moving checklist they will actually use.

New

Voice notes: record a quick note on any contact and it lands as searchable text, transcribed automatically.
The client moving checklist: share a personalized, link-protected checklist your buyers and sellers can work through room by room.

Improved

Contact timelines load faster and group same-day activity into a cleaner feed.

Bug fixes

Home value report address autofill now keeps unit numbers on condos and townhomes.

v1.0.0April 30, 2026

The foundation of Hive Centra: MLS search, home valuation, and the contact tools your day runs on.

New

Scout, your MLS workspace, with three-pane property search, photo galleries, a map view, and buyer-profile matching.
Smart CMA comps engine with an interactive map, suggested price ranges, and saved comp reports.
Home value reports with address autofill, nearby comps, and live market stats.
Bulk import wizard and one-click tagging to get your whole database into Hive Centra fast.

Improved

A consistent top navigation across every page, with faster pipeline and contact screens.

Bug fixes

Map pins now plot reliably from property addresses across Scout and the comps tool.