Changelog

The chat page got a visual and performance pass.

• New empty state: an input shelf with action chips that switch prompt templates right below the box
• Clicking an ad template scrolls straight to the input so the attachment lands in view
• Symmetric spacing between message blocks and a smoother streaming shimmer
• Long streaming answers no longer slow the page down — the re-render storm is gone
• Reasoning streams in readable paragraphs, and old tool outputs compact so long chats stay fast

A big wave of fixes and polish, many straight from real support cases and agent-run reviews.

• Meta insights follow the ad set's own attribution window, so numbers finally match Ads Manager — and the agent can reproduce a client's window on request
• Signup auto-provisions your organization from the company name you entered
• Tool errors read like sentences and teach the fix instead of dumping raw validation JSON
• The agent got sharper instructions for every ad and CMS platform — Google, Meta, TikTok, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Shopify, WordPress, Klaviyo, HighLevel, Magento and more — based on verified provider behavior
• Webflow tokens without CMS write access are rejected at connect time, with a clear message when Webflow is unreachable
• Framer publishing stopped degrading: serialized sessions, retries, honest deploy failures
• Featured images generated from brand references keep your brand logo
• Workspace language beats country locale when picking the output language
• Google Drive reads work on shared drives, including document export
• Creative uploads read your stored images directly instead of refetching expiring links
• Fixed a stuck "working" badge on agents, a silent no-op when approving proposals, and dunning email ordering

Reports grew a whole new dimension: live dashboards built on your real data, plus ready-made deck templates.

• Dashboard templates in the templates grid — preview cards, one-click Use Template, gated by the sources they need
• Dashboards pull live data from your connected accounts: Search Console, GA4, Google, Meta, TikTok, Microsoft Ads, Shopify and more
• Date range and account pickers built in — switch the GSC site, GA4 property or ad account right inside the dashboard
• Five deck templates in the Ryze design system for client-ready presentations
• The agent can build custom dashboards and decks for you from a prompt

Published articles are no longer one-way. Full lifecycle control across every CMS platform:

• Republish an article after editing it — changes go live on your site
• Unpublish removes it from the platform and moves it back to drafts
• Delete removes it everywhere, with a clear confirmation of what happens on your platform

Refer Ryze, earn a cut. The referral program is live.

• Refer-and-earn dialog right in the app — grab your link and share it
• Invite emails set your referrals up automatically
• Every checkout is attributed, so you get credit for the customers you bring

Three new integrations join the roster.

• Directus as a publishing target, including translated (i18n) collections
• PostHog — the agent reads your product analytics and can run HogQL queries
• Mailchimp — connect your email marketing data to the agent

A new Agency plan for teams running ads across multiple clients.

• Seat-based workspace slots — one subscription covers your whole client roster
• Switch plans in-app with prorated billing, no support ticket needed
• Billing page reorganized into tabbed plan cards

The agent now edits text with search-and-replace precision instead of rewriting whole documents.

• New edit and search primitives work across everything with text — articles, prompts, briefs and other platform objects
• Small changes stay small: the rest of your content is untouched, byte for byte
• The UI live-refreshes the moment an edit lands

We upgraded the models powering Ryze.

• Chat runs on a newer, stronger model with deeper reasoning
• Background agents moved to a model tuned for long autonomous runs at maximum reasoning effort

Ask the agent to open your site and it appears right in the chat.

• Live site preview as an artifact — the agent browses your actual pages while working
• Works for any URL you ask for, not just your own store
• Paired with a new Shopify editing skill so the agent can look at a page and then change it

The SEO home page now tells you exactly where you are and what to do next.

• An onboarding checklist that tracks your real setup — completed steps stay completed
• Projected results phases show what to expect from your SEO investment over time

A round of fixes across the product.

• GitHub connect survives GitHub dropping the state parameter, and file commits no longer 404
• Background agents with long histories trim context instead of dying on overflow
• Microsoft Ads: Bing stopped dropping final URLs, headlines and descriptions
• Press release headlines are checked for uniqueness before submission
• HEIC uploads are rejected at the file picker instead of failing later

Every generated article now gets a score, right next to the preview — starting with the very first article you see in onboarding.

• Nine weighted checks: structure, FAQ, meta tags, internal links, statistics, JSON-LD, semantic keywords, image alts and external links
• Each check shows pass or fail, so you see exactly what's holding the score down
• The score updates as the article changes

The Technical Audit is a new product. New checks, real scoring, and it now runs itself.

• A rebuilt check suite with a site-wide score, and per-page results that only count checks that actually ran
• Group by issue: see every page affected by a problem in one row instead of hunting through pages
• Full-page reporting for every scanned URL
• Weekly scans run automatically — when a new issue appears, you get an email
• Rescans preserve the status of issues you've already handled

A batch of smaller improvements across the app.

• Pending approvals badge in the sidebar, so waiting items don't go unnoticed
• Backlink exchange places a link every 5 published articles instead of every 15
• Snapchat: daily ad account statistics
• Reference images for ad creatives are auto-converted to supported formats
• Article rows in the content plan list got quick actions
• Connect dialogs close themselves once the integration is live
• Meta Ad Library tool for the agent — pull any advertiser's running ads

All content and publishing settings moved out of scattered dialogs into a single Settings page.

• Content tab: article length, style presets, and image styles — including custom styles from your own uploads
• Publishing tab: your platforms in one grid
• What you set here is actually used: article length shapes generated bodies, image presets shape featured images

The SEO dashboard got rebuilt around the numbers that matter, and a new GEO tab tracks how AI assistants talk about you.

• KPI row: impressions, clicks, domain rating and health score at the top
• Gradient trend charts with one consistent style across search performance, backlinks and content
• Clicks by country on a world map, plus a country donut and position distribution
• Branded vs non-branded traffic split
• GEO tab: your AI share of voice — how often LLMs mention you versus competitors, refreshed weekly

The content plan got redesigned around a calendar, which is now the default view.

• Week and month views with a switcher, list view still one click away
• Week cards show the article's featured image with a status chip on top
• Dashed capacity slots show how many articles a day can still take
• Image preview right in the event popover

The SEO audit is no longer a pipeline you wait on. The agent runs it live in chat — you watch it pull your Search Console data, build the report, and offer to fix what it found.

• Onboarding ends in a live audit instead of a progress screen
• The report opens in an artifact panel beside the chat and updates as the agent works
• Striking-distance keywords, low-CTR pages, decaying content, and a health score out of 100
• Device and country segmentation, an AI visibility check, and revenue grounding for Shopify stores
• The agent doesn't stop at the report — it proposes fixes and applies them through your CMS with your approval
• If Search Console or GA4 aren't connected yet, it asks you to connect them right in chat first

Everything the agent produces in a conversation now lives in one place. The assets panel opens beside the chat and collects images, files and other outputs as they appear.

• Slides out next to the conversation instead of covering it
• Click any image to open it in a lightbox and annotate it right there
• Works in the main window and the sidebar agent panel

For multi-step work the agent now writes down a task list before it starts, and you watch it check items off as it goes.

• The list shows up in chat with live statuses, so you always know where a long job stands
• The agent has to close out every item before it finishes — no more silent half-done work
• Statuses update in batches as steps complete, not just at the end

You can now hold the agent at the door on any action it takes in chat, in the main window or the sidebar panel.

• Three modes in the chat input: approve every call, approve only writes and deletes, or skip approvals entirely
• Skip stays the default, so nothing changes until you choose otherwise
• The approval bar sits above the composer; open Review to see each call, drill into the exact arguments, and approve or deny in bulk
• Denied calls are reported back to the agent, which continues without them

The Shopify dialog now has two tabs. The Ryze app stays the default; the second one is for stores that want to own the permissions.

• Connect with your own custom app credentials, validated live against your store before anything is saved
• A setup guide link on each tab
• Blog selection is limited to blogs that actually exist in your store

A round of fixes across the product, most of them reported by clients.

• Meta: ad accounts owned by a business are now visible, not just the personal ones
• Sitemaps: large nested sitemaps no longer produce false "page not in sitemap" issues
• Backlink exchange checks that a donor page is live before placing a link, and drops domains that stop resolving
• Competitors no longer get stuck in syncing; LinkedIn competitor ads are scoped to the right advertiser
• Titles in Greek, Cyrillic and other non-Latin scripts get proper slugs instead of truncated ones
• HighLevel publishing and page limits match their API again
• Background agents moved to a stronger model, and their run recaps only claim what actually happened
• Brand cards fold long text behind View all
• Press releases show as Submitted to publisher while the wire processes them

Connect Pinterest Ads with one click and the agent works your Pinterest campaigns like any other channel.

• Standard OAuth connect, no keys to copy
• Read campaigns, ad groups and performance, and act on them from chat
• Access refreshes itself, so the connection does not quietly expire

Deleting is now the slowest thing the agent can do, on purpose.

• Deletes are confirmed item by item, with what is being removed spelled out — never as one bulk sweep
• When a tool result comes back too large to read in full, the agent narrows the query instead of acting on the part it can see
• Ad states are read as they really are: limited-but-serving is no longer treated as a policy violation

Two more ad platforms the agent can read and act on, connected with your own API credentials.

• Criteo: client ID and secret from the Criteo Developer Portal, checked against your advertiser list at connect time
• StackAdapt: API key, validated the same way
• Both sit alongside Google, Meta and the rest in the same chat, with setup docs linked from the connect dialog

An empty chat used to be a blank box. It now shows what the agent can actually do for you.

• Rotating prompts built around real jobs — audit a site, fix a campaign, craft an ad — each showing the integrations it touches
• Click one to drop it straight into the composer, hover to preview it
• A playbook shelf under it, grouped into Audit, Reporting and Automations, with a link to every playbook

A new rich block that closes an article with a card: heading, short description, and one or two buttons.

• Offered automatically when there are no store products to show
• Button links are limited to your own target pages
• Styled from your theme colors, and it survives markdown-only platforms as bold links rather than being dropped
• Available in the editor from the slash menu

Ask the agent for keywords in chat and it can add them to your list, with real data attached.

• Volume and difficulty looked up before the keyword is created
• Suggested keywords always arrive inactive — the agent can never turn one on by itself
• The next content run treats them as priority candidates instead of avoiding them
• The old separate keyword approval step is gone; activation rides the normal flow

Connect an ad account and a weekly digest sets itself up — no schedule to configure.

• Every Monday morning: spend, conversions and CPA week over week, per platform
• The biggest mover called out, plus one next action
• It is a normal scheduled task, so you can edit the timing, the recipients or turn it off

Rejecting a proposed change now asks one question: why isn't this right?

• Optional note, stored on the approval with who decided and when
• Works from every place you can reject — list, board, detail sheet, bulk actions, SEO home
• Your answer will be used to improve the recommendations the agent brings you next

The email that tells you approvals are waiting used to say only that. Now it shows the work.

• Top three findings in the body, each with its quantified impact
• Sent on every research run that produced findings, not once after the first one
• Same summary lands in the Slack message and the email preview line
• Recipients follow your approval settings; a cleared list still means Slack only

No CMS, no repo, no developer. Pick Ryze Hosting during onboarding and your articles get a live blog the same day.

• Take a Ryze subdomain and it is live immediately — DNS is set up for you
• Or bring your own domain: we show the exact DNS record and keep the instructions on screen until the domain really points at us
• Your subdomain stays reserved for you, so moving to a custom domain later is not a one-way door
• The favicon comes from your own site, so the blog looks like part of it

A hosted blog is no longer one fixed look. Blog Studio lets you shape it and watch the change as you make it.

• Four layouts for the index — magazine, grid, list, minimal — and four for the article page
• Colors: inherit your brand or override them per blog
• Heading and body fonts from a curated set
• Custom head and footer code for analytics, pixels or anything else you run
• Live preview beside the edit panel, rendering the real blog rather than a mockup

If your market was missing from our location list, research quietly fell back to the US — which meant either no keywords at all or keywords for the wrong country.

• 29 countries added, including Romania, Greece, Croatia, Serbia, Ukraine, Hungary, Czechia and Slovakia
• Existing workspaces pick up their real market on the next run, nothing to reconnect
• Search volumes and difficulty now come from the country you actually sell in

The drafts reminder used to be one email. It is now up to three, so a broken publish never sits silently in the queue.

• Failed articles: everything that used up all three publish attempts, with what to check first
• Warnings: articles that published but came back with something off
• Drafts ready stays exactly as it was
• Almost every publish failure is fixable on your side — an unreachable CMS, an expired token, a protected branch — so the email says which one it looks like

Articles can now end on your actual products instead of a paragraph about them. A new block renders up to four product cards — photo, title, price, badge — and the whole card links to the product page.

• Products are pulled from your connected store and matched to the article's keyword
• Colors come from your theme, so the cards look native on your site
• Cards survive themes that float images, stretch cells, or override image heights
• Platforms that only accept markdown get a clean text fallback

The creative generator was rebuilt around how designed posters actually work, not how image models like to fill a canvas.

• Brand and conversion creatives are now two different contracts, each with its own rules
• Hard text budget: copy stays readable at thumbnail size in the feed
• No more fake CTA buttons painted into the image
• Tighter briefs, so references and art direction actually reach the render

The Agent Logs tab is now Progress, and it shows what needs you rather than what already happened.

• Approvals panel: the five freshest pending changes as cards, with Approve and Reject right there
• Blocked items get Acknowledge and Remove blocker instead
• Opening a card slides the full detail sheet in place, no page change
• Audits panel next to it, so a fresh audit is one click away

A round of fixes and hardening across the product.

• Chat no longer goes blank on browser back or shows stale messages when reopened from history
• Webflow: localized sites now publish live instead of silently saving drafts
• Backlink exchange verifies a link target is actually live before placing the link, and treats non-resolving domains as dead
• Competitor market share uses full domain traffic, so the numbers match reality
• Competitor detection no longer flags publishers, directories, job boards or regulators as competitors
• Scan works cleanly on mobile and accepts a domain typed as an email address
• Reconnecting an integration mid-refresh no longer resurfaces stale credentials
• Long chats with many attached documents stay fast — history keeps the recent ones

HighLevel (GoHighLevel) is now a publishing destination. Connect your account and articles land on your HighLevel blog automatically.

• Full pipeline support: drafts, scheduled publishing, images
• Works with the content calendar like every other destination

Publishing to a GitHub repo (for headless blogs and static sites) no longer requires manual setup. Choose "Set up with Agent" and it does the rest.

• The agent inspects your repo, picks the right branch and content folder, and confirms your blog URL with you
• Articles arrive as clean commits matching your repo's content format
• Manual setup is still there if you prefer to configure it yourself

SEO onboarding now ends with a real article, not an empty dashboard. While you complete the steps, Ryze researches your site and drafts your first piece.

• Topic picked from real keyword data for your domain
• Cover image generated from your actual site
• Preview it in the wizard and publish as your final onboarding step

When the agent needs a connection you don't have yet, it now drops a connect widget right into the conversation.

• OAuth and API-key connections start and finish inside the chat
• A Verify button confirms the connection is live before the agent continues
• No more detours to the integrations page mid-task

The agent now reasons before it acts — and you can see it.

• A "Thought for Ns" line appears above the agent's work; expand it to read the reasoning
• Answers got shorter and denser: less narration, more result
• Independent tool calls now run in parallel, so runs finish faster and burn fewer credits

The content calendar got a cleaner, denser layout.

• Full month grid, Monday-first, with adjacent months visible
• Status pills on every article so you see draft/scheduled/published at a glance
• Filters preselect from the URL, so links to a filtered view just work

The agent now searches and reads the live web — competitor pages, documentation, news, anything your question needs.

• Web search and page reading built in, no setup
• Skills: packaged expertise the agent loads on demand for specific jobs
• Provider documentation (Google Ads, Meta, and the rest) pulled in on demand for accurate, current answers

Press mentions got the same treatment as articles.

• Edit any press reference visually on its /edit page
• Contact information card on the edit page for outreach details
• Adding mentions to your plan is now a prorated upgrade — pay only the difference

Ask the agent for new articles and it creates them — topics, keywords, scheduling, all handled in the conversation.

• Create and delete articles without leaving the chat
• Respects your monthly cycle quota, so it never over-generates
• Works in scheduled tasks too: "add 5 articles about X every Monday"

Every article now has a full visual editor. Open any article on its /edit page and change it like a document — no markdown, no raw HTML.

• Edit headings, text, links and lists in place
• Regenerate the featured image or any image inside the article
• Changes flow straight to your connected CMS on the next publish

A batch of smaller improvements across the app.

• Credits are now priced per actual LLM call — you pay for what the agent really uses
• FAQ sections on SEO feature pages and an Explore Keywords button
• Claude and ChatGPT cards show their real connected status
• Chat history popover in the sidebar agent panel — jump between conversations without losing your place
• Scheduled tasks can update reports, so your dashboards refresh themselves
• Ad template gallery: filters and per-template pricing
• Chart widgets: long labels fit, multi-selects got Select all / Clear all
• Onboarding steps navigate instantly

Competitor ad tracking got a new home — a single flat feed of every creative your competitors are running.

• Filter by platform, format and competitor
• Trending sort surfaces the ads gaining traction right now
• Competitors are auto-classified by industry, so the feed stays relevant

Magento joins the publishing destinations. Connect your store and Ryze publishes articles as CMS pages.

• Connect with your Magento REST credentials
• The agent gets REST tools to read your catalog and store data
• Blog publishing works end to end, including scheduled articles

Anyone can now scan their website for free — no account needed. Enter a domain and get a verdict in minutes.

• Checks Google visibility, site speed, AI search presence and more
• Shows your real competitors ranked by keyword overlap
• Unlock the full report with your email, and go straight from the scan to a subscription

Approvals now have a kanban board. Switch from the list to columns by status and work the queue visually.

• Columns for every stage — from proposed to applied
• Approve, acknowledge or remove blockers right from the card
• The view you pick is remembered per workspace

One subscription can now cover more than one website. Each plan includes a website slot, and you can add more as paid add-ons — no second subscription needed.

• Add a website right from the paywall when you hit the limit
• Trial-aware pricing: the add-on card tells you exactly what you'll pay and when
• Your credit balance now lives in the navbar, with quick top-up

Ryze notifications now reach you where you work. Approvals and scheduled task results can be delivered straight to Slack.

• Pick recipients per approval or schedule — email, Slack channel, or both
• Set a default notifications channel for the workspace
• The bot joins public channels on its own, no manual invite needed

The Slack agent got a full rebuild — it now lives in your channels like a teammate, not a bot you ping.

• Runs on the same engine as the platform agent: full tool access, memory, and context of the channel it's in
• Sends charts and report PDFs right in the thread
• Replies are brief and it knows when to stay silent instead of answering every message

The agent got new SEO tools — backlinks, SERP, and keyword data available out of the box, no external API key required.

• Backlinks, referring domains, rankings, and keyword volumes on demand
• Just ask in chat — the agent pulls the data itself

Scheduled tasks can now email their recaps to anyone — not just you.

• Add any recipients to a schedule, and optionally invite them to the workspace
• The agent can set recipients itself when you ask it to in chat

All reports are now presentation-ready slide decks with your branding.

• Fixed 16:9 slides styled with your brand theme
• Slides grow to fit content — nothing gets clipped
• PDF export keeps the deck layout, ready to share or present

Connect Google Drive and work with your files right in the chat.

• Attach Drive files to any conversation with the built-in picker
• The agent can read your docs and sheets on its own
• The agent can write results back as Google Docs

Browse a gallery of ad creative templates and start from a proven layout instead of a blank canvas.

• Masonry gallery of ready-to-use templates
• Pick one and the agent adapts it to your brand

The Paid Ads dashboard now pulls analytics from all seven ad channels into one view.

• Spend, conversions, and performance across Google, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok, Snapchat, Microsoft, and OpenAI ads
• Simplified creatives section

A new Content tab in SEO analytics shows how your published articles actually perform in Google.

• Clicks, impressions, and indexed-and-ranking rate straight from Search Console
• Publishing cadence and traffic charts over time
• Sortable per-article table: clicks, impressions, CTR, position

Belong to more than one organization? Switch between them right from the breadcrumbs in the navbar — no logging out, no separate accounts.

Ad creatives in chat are now a working surface, not just previews.

• Open any creative fullscreen, tap the image, and pin comments — "remove logo", "bigger headline"
• Your notes go back to the agent as visual feedback, and it regenerates with the changes applied
• Live ads from Meta, LinkedIn, Snapchat, and TikTok show up in the same widget with their performance — pull a tired ad, circle what's wrong, get the refresh

Learn about AI Creatives →

Scheduled tasks and background agent runs dropped from 10 credits to 3 per run.

• Same work, less than a third of the price
• Failed runs still cost nothing

Learn about credits →

The agent now answers with real visuals instead of text tables.

• Native chart widgets: bar, line, donut, and stat lists with platform logos
• Download any chart as a PNG
• Creative previews with fullscreen view — annotate directly on the image to give feedback

The agent now researches your accounts in the background and files proposals when it finds something worth fixing — broken conversion tracking, wasted spend, missed settings.

• Every proposal shows the exact before/after changes and the data behind them
• One click to approve — the agent applies the change and verifies it landed
• Can't be fixed from our side? It arrives as Blocked, with exact instructions on what to do and where

Learn about Approvals →

More control over publishing when several CMS are connected.

• Publish to — pick which connected CMS receives your generated articles, in Content settings
• Override blog URL — for headless setups where articles live at a different public address than the CMS; live links, indexing, and liveness checks all use it

Learn about publishing →

Running many client accounts through one login? Pick which ones the agent uses by default, per integration.

• The agent works with your defaults when you don't name an account
• Everything else stays reachable — just name it in chat
• Applies to chat, scheduled tasks, and MCP

Learn about default accounts →

Webflow joins the list of publishing targets for programmatic articles.

• Connect with a site token — no login sharing
• Pick the site and CMS collection; fields map automatically
• Articles, meta, and featured images land straight in your collection

Learn how to connect Webflow →

Agencies can now brand the whole app as theirs.

• Set your colors across the app, reports, and login page
• Add your own logo
• Give clients a branded login link at your address — new emails get an account automatically

Learn about White Label →

Host your Ryze blog on a domain you own — no CMS required.

• Point a subdomain or root domain at Ryze with one DNS record
• Articles publish straight to your own branded blog
• Automatic HTTPS and verification once your DNS resolves

Learn about Ryze Hosting →

After publishing, Ryze verifies the page is really reachable.

• A warning shows if a published article isn't live
• Re-check with one click once it's fixed

We rebuilt the app shell around a top navigation bar.

• Breadcrumbs and a workspace switcher up top — jump between clients in one click
• A slim sidebar that expands on hover, giving your work more room
• The agent panel runs full-height alongside whatever you're doing

Ghost is now a publishing destination.

• Connect with your blog URL and Admin API key
• Articles publish straight to your Ghost site
• Manage it like any other Ryze integration

Learn about Ghost →

You're only billed for work that lands.

• Failed runs and system errors no longer cost credits
• Internal tool calls aren't charged
• On your own Anthropic key, chat costs nothing for AI — only the tools it runs

Learn about credits →

Ryze's agent now lives in a panel that follows you across the app.

• Open it anywhere — it knows the page you're on and the workspace you're in
• Ask it to pull data, draft content, or change settings without leaving the screen
• Your conversation stays with you as you move between SEO, ads, and reports

Plug your own Ahrefs or Semrush key into Ryze.

• Backlinks, referring domains, domain rating, and organic keyword data
• Runs on your own API balance
• Paste your key on the Integrations page to connect

Learn about Ahrefs →

Learn about Semrush →

Connecting WordPress now handles Yoast SEO for you.

• Ryze installs the bridge plugin and enables the Yoast REST fields
• SEO titles and meta descriptions write through automatically
• No plugin setup on your end

Learn about WordPress →

Ryze can now answer with things you click, not just text.

• Proposals you approve with checkboxes — pick the changes you want, skip the rest
• Quick-reply forms to set options without typing
• Charts and dashboards rendered inline in the conversation

The stop button now reliably halts the agent, mid-run.

• Stops cleanly at any stage, including before a run has fully started
• No more tasks left spinning after you cancel

You can now onboard the SEO engine without a call.

• Connect your store and search data, and Ryze builds your setup
• Get a free audit of your site before you commit
• Pick a plan and the content engine starts on its own

Drop documents into chat and Ryze reads them — not just images.

• Attach PDF, Word, Excel, and CSV files right in the message box
• Ryze reads PDFs natively and pulls the text from Word, Excel, and CSV
• Up to 3 files plus 3 images per message
• Corrupted or unreadable files are skipped, never breaking the chat

Use the paperclip next to the message box.

Connect your own Anthropic API key so chat runs on your account instead of Ryze AI credits.

• Paste a key from console.anthropic.com — chat model usage bills to your Anthropic account
• Skips AI credit charges on chat
• Tools called during chat still cost credits
• Agent mode and scheduled tasks always run on Ryze and stay billed in credits

Add it from the Connect Anthropic dialog in your workspace.

Steer what the AI writes about you, how it sounds, and what it links to. The Brand page now carries the full context every SEO, Paid Ads, and content agent reads on every turn.

• Set your tone of voice and what you sell — every draft starts from it
• Add notes the agent always remembers: facts, claims to make, claims to avoid
• Influence external references in programmatic articles — name the sources to cite and the ones to skip
• Drop in blog examples for the agent to match your structure and rhythm

Edit it once under Brand and the change shows up in the next article, optimization, and mention.

Learn about Agent Context →

Pick how much horsepower each chat reply uses — and see the credit cost up front.

• Choose Fast, Smart, or Powerful right from the chat input
• Each mode shows its per-message credit cost, so there are no surprises
• Your choice sticks across sessions
• Agent tasks always run on the most powerful model, no matter what you pick

Switch it from the model menu next to the message box.

Three more tools connected to Ryze.

• Wix — auto-publish SEO articles to your Wix blog, with a featured photo and rich formatting
• HubSpot — read and edit CRM records, lists, and CMS content
• AppsFlyer — mobile attribution: installs, in-app events, and aggregate metrics

Take control of any article before it goes live — change the copy, swap the image, or move the day it publishes.

• Edit the title, slug, meta, and body
• Replace or remove the featured image
• Reschedule — move an article's publish date earlier or later, or stack several on one day
• Delete drafts you don't want

Clean up workspaces you no longer need, in one move.

• Remove a workspace and everything in it — articles, keywords, mentions, integrations, schedules and more
• Owner-only, with a type-to-confirm step so it can't happen by accident
• Content already published to your live site or store stays untouched

Find it in Organization settings → Workspaces.

See your whole content plan laid out by day, so you know exactly what's going live and when.

• Every scheduled and published piece on a monthly calendar, color-coded by type
• Spot empty days and pile-ups, then rebalance by editing an article's date
• Covers programmatic articles and off-page mentions

Open it with the Calendar view button on the Programmatic or Mentions page.

One place for everything Ryze should know about your brand. The agent reads it before it writes, audits, or builds creatives, so the output sounds like you.

• Describe what your business does, your language, and your market
• Live favicon in the workspace header — nothing to upload
• Brand context flows into content, ads, and reports automatically

Ryze now builds links for you. When your pSEO articles publish, they automatically place relevant partner links from other sites in the network — and those sites link back to you.

• Reciprocal, relevant placements across the Ryze network
• Fully automatic — links go in as articles publish
• Opt out per workspace any time in content settings

Learn about Backlink Exchange →

The agent can now write reports you can read, share, and export — not a wall of chat text, but structured, presentable documents.

• Structured report blocks with charts
• Export to pixel-faithful PDF
• Send a report by email with the PDF attached, straight from the workspace

Generate one from any chat with the Generate Report button.

Learn about Reports →

The agent now runs on a newer model and recovers from hiccups that used to end a run.

• Upgraded to the latest Claude Opus
• Self-heals malformed tool calls instead of failing
• Falls back to a second provider when the primary is overloaded

Connect Klaviyo to bring email and SMS into the picture. The agent can read your campaigns, flows, and reporting alongside your ads and SEO.

Learn about Klaviyo →

Put the agent on a schedule. Set a cadence and Ryze runs the task on its own, posts the results to your chat, and emails you a recap.

• Recurring or one-time runs
• Recap email with the agent's summary in a branded template
• Read-only scheduled chats so you can see exactly what ran

Learn about Scheduled Tasks →

A head start for common marketing work. 60 ready-made playbooks, organized by category, that you can run as a report or a scheduled task.

Find them via View templates on Reports and Schedules.

More control over your subscription, all self-serve.

• Start your plan immediately
• Cancel with a retention offer in the flow
• Automatic payment recovery when a charge fails

See exactly what your competitors are running. Ryze pulls their live ad creatives so you can study angles, hooks, and offers before you launch your own.

• Google, Meta, and LinkedIn ad creatives in one place
• Click any creative to open it full-size and share a direct link
• Per-competitor totals so you see the full picture, not a sample

Learn about Competitor Ads →

Publish your content where your site already lives.

• WordPress.com and Jetpack sites
• Framer CMS collections, with field mapping handled for you

Stop asking for advice and start handing off work. Agent mode turns the chat into an autonomous marketer that takes the actions itself — researches, edits, publishes, and reports back.

• Give it a goal; it plans the steps and executes them
• Fix with agent on any SEO issue opens a chat with the task pre-filled
• Works across your connected tools, including WordPress and GitHub
• Built-in web search so it grounds decisions in current data

Get started on your own — no sales call required. Sign up, start a trial, and your workspace provisions itself.

• Instant signup with your workspace ready to go
• Trial tiers to try Ryze before committing
• Top up credits any time and track spend in the usage dashboard

Help without leaving the app. Ask a question right where you're working, browse the knowledge base, or check live status — all from the support widget.

A clearer picture of what's holding your site back. Ryze crawls the whole site and shows every issue, page by page, with the evidence behind it.

• Full-site crawl with per-page drill-down
• Evidence for each finding, so you know why it's flagged
• Issues close themselves automatically once you've fixed them

Bring the agent into your team's workflow. Mention Ryze in any Slack channel and it researches the question and replies right in the thread.

• Ask in plain language; answers land in the thread
• Posts charts and visuals inline, not just text
• Pulls from live web search and your connected accounts

Talk to Ryze instead of typing. Tap the mic in the chat and your speech is transcribed straight into the message.

Connect more than one account for the same platform in a single workspace — two Google Ads logins, several GA4 properties — each kept separate with its own selection.

• Add accounts side by side; nothing gets overwritten
• Pick a primary — the one Claude uses by default
• Page through connected accounts and switch any time

Learn about Multiple Accounts →

Run every client or site in its own space. Create a workspace, point it at a domain, and Ryze reads the site to learn the business — then keeps that context across ads, SEO, and content.

• One workspace per client or site, each with its own integrations and data
• Ryze learns the business from the domain you give it
• Set the name, location, and brand voice in workspace settings
• Invite teammates to collaborate in the same space

Learn about Workspaces →

Ryze now manages campaigns across far more of where you advertise. Connect any of these and the agent can read, report, and act on them.

• Microsoft / Bing Ads
• TikTok Ads
• Snapchat Ads
• LinkedIn Ads
• Reddit Ads

Connect OpenAI Ads with an API key and Ryze reads and acts on those campaigns alongside Google, Meta, and the rest — all from the same chat.

Learn about OpenAI Ads →

Generate and iterate on ad creatives without leaving Ryze. Describe what you want and the agent drafts copy and visuals you can refine and push live.

• On-brand copy and image variations in one place
• Upload your own brand assets to ground the look
• Iterate on the ones that work, download the winners

Learn about AI Creatives →