Changelog

Most AI assistants wait for you to ask. Pulse doesn't. A few times a day — late morning, early afternoon, end of day — Webair AI quietly checks your inbox for the things that actually need you: a real person asking for something, money moving, a deadline landing today.

When it finds one, you get a single text. Not a digest, not a newsletter — one alert with the thing that matters and an offer to handle it. Text back “yes” and the reply is drafted on the spot. If there are a few things, they arrive numbered, so texting back “2” is all it takes.

And when nothing needs you? Silence. That's the contract. Pulse never repeats the same thread and never cries wolf — the internal team has been running it for weeks, and it's become the feature we'd riot over losing.

Pulse is on automatically for Pro+ and Max members with texting connected. You can turn it off anytime in Settings → Texting — but we don't think you will.

Pulse from Webair AI is proactive AI monitoring for business owners: it checks your inbox on a schedule and sends one iMessage alert when a real person, a payment, or a deadline needs you — then drafts the reply when you text back. Included automatically with Pro+ and Max plans.

Webair AI already connects to the big ones — Gmail, Slack, QuickBooks, HubSpot, Shopify, and more. But every business has that one system nobody else supports: the internal database, the industry-specific app, the tool your developer built in 2019.

Custom MCP closes that gap. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the new open standard that lets AI assistants talk to any tool that speaks it — and the ecosystem is exploding. If a service offers an MCP server, or your team runs its own, you can now plug it straight into Webair AI.

Setup is one card on the Connections page: give it a name, paste the server address, add an auth key if it needs one. We test the connection and list the server's tools before saving anything — and from that moment, those tools work in chat like every built-in one.

Same safety contract as everything else: Webair AI always asks before it acts, every connection is checked against private-network access, and your auth keys are encrypted and never shown again.

Custom MCP is a Max plan feature — connect up to 5 servers.

Webair AI now supports custom MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers on the Max plan: connect internal company tools, niche SaaS apps, and custom data sources to your AI assistant with a URL and an optional auth key. Tools are verified on connect and available in chat immediately.

This is the biggest update since launch. The entire web app has been redesigned around one idea: you should see your whole day, your whole business, and your whole AI in one calm place.

Home now greets you with today's schedule, the emails that need you, and the weather — plus what Webair AI has already handled for you. Chat gets the new Cortyx command center: leave it on Auto and Cortyx picks the best model per request, or open Advanced controls to pin a specific model or compare models side by side.

The Company Brain has a new visual Map view — every memory and source, organized into personal and business, with Cortyx at the center routing answers through what it knows. Teaching it something new is one box: drop a file, paste a link, or just tell it.

Connections has been rebuilt around a simple promise, stated right at the top: Webair AI always asks before it acts. Connect Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Salesforce, monday.com, Stripe, QuickBooks, and Shopify — each card shows exactly what it can do.

Settings grew up too: manage your texting number and daily briefing schedule, choose light or dark mode, and pick a background — nature scenes, solid colors, or gradients — for your Home and Chat.

Webair AI's redesigned web app gives business owners one calm place to run their day: a personalized Home with today's schedule and inbox, a chat powered by Cortyx model routing, a visual Company Brain memory map, and one-click connections to Gmail, Outlook, Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce, QuickBooks, Stripe, Shopify, and more.

Claude Fable 5 is Anthropic’s latest model, and it is now live inside Webair AI. It brings stronger reasoning, better long-context understanding, and faster everyday responses to the same private workspace you already use.

You do not need to select it manually. Cortyx evaluates each request and routes the work to Fable 5 whenever it is the best model for the task — drafting an email, planning a project, summarizing a long thread, or reasoning through a tricky decision.

Like every model in Webair AI, Fable 5 runs against your private Company Brain. Your business context comes along for the ride, and your data is never sold or used to train any public model.

For business owners using AI to draft, plan, summarize, and reason through complex work, Claude Fable 5 gives Webair AI its most capable model yet inside one private AI workspace — routed automatically by Cortyx, grounded in your own Company Brain.

We are continuing to expand the model options available through Cortyx. Claude Opus 4.8 is now available inside Webair AI, giving users access to Anthropic’s latest high-reasoning model for longer, more complex tasks.

You do not need to pick it manually unless you want to. Cortyx evaluates the request and routes work to Opus 4.8 when it is the best fit for the job.

For business owners using AI to draft, plan, summarize, and reason through complex work, Claude Opus 4.8 gives Webair AI another strong model option inside one private AI workspace.

Texting is now live. Save Webair AI as a contact and text it directly from iMessage, the same way you text a friend, a client, or someone on your team.

Every conversation still adds to your private Company Brain. Cortyx routes each request between models intelligently, pulls the right context, and keeps your work connected to the Cortyx Private System behind the scenes.

This is the core Webair AI workflow: no separate AI app to remember, no new habit to build, and no prompt setup. Just text the business question when it comes up.

Webair AI now works as an iMessage AI assistant for business, so you can ask questions, draft replies, and build your private Company Brain without opening another app.

GPT-5.5 is now part of the model layer available through Webair AI. It gives Cortyx another strong option for drafting, summarizing, inbox work, planning, and day-to-day business questions.

As with every model in Webair AI, the point is not to make you choose another model from another dropdown. Cortyx handles the routing and uses GPT-5.5 when it is the right fit.

GPT-5.5 support gives Webair AI users another frontier model for everyday business AI tasks like email drafting, summarization, planning, and fast research.

Your business knowledge is not only in conversations. It is also in PDFs, SOPs, contracts, price sheets, proposals, and notes that usually sit in folders nobody wants to search through.

Document intake lets you add those files to the Company Brain so Webair AI can reference the right information when you ask a question or draft work.

Company Brain document intake turns private business files, SOPs, contracts, and reference material into searchable AI context that Webair AI can use in answers.