• New: Pinterest. Paste a profile link (pinterest.com/name/) or a board link (pinterest.com/name/board-name/), or type @name, and the 24 newest Pins show as photo tiles in a grid, carousel, masonry or bento layout. Any country’s Pinterest address works. Each tile links to its Pin on Pinterest. See Pinterest.
• New: each tile is the Pin’s picture at 736 px wide, with the Pinterest icon in the corner. The Platform icon setting turns the icon off, and captions, when on, are the Pin’s title and description.
• New: a link that cannot work (a single Pin, a board section, a pin.it short link, a secret board) is refused with a message that says which link to paste instead.
• Improved: Paste any link recognises Pinterest profiles and boards, a Pinterest source can join a mixed feed on Starter and up, and it can fill a Link in bio posts block. Agents connect it with setup_widget or connect_source.
• An update costs 1 credit. Pinterest sources update daily at the fastest on Free and every hour on Starter and up.

• New: The logo. The cube and the TileSet wordmark are on the site, in your dashboard, on the sign-in pages and in the “Shown with TileSet” badge under a widget.
• New: The home page. See a feed set up by an AI agent, pick a source and a layout and watch it on a desktop and a phone, and see what every plan includes.
• Improved: The dashboard uses the same colours and type as the site, in light and dark.
• Unchanged: your widgets, their colours and your Link in bio pages. Nothing on your site changes.

• New: The plans side by side. Each plan shows its price, what it is for and what it adds over the one before, with the button to start under it.
• New: Questions, answered. What a credit is, what happens when you run out, how fast a free feed updates, failed payments and cancelling, each with a link to the docs.
• Improved: The comparison keeps the plan names in view as you scroll, and a (?) next to a row explains it. On a phone, pick the plan to compare with Free.
• Unchanged: prices, credits and what each plan includes.

• Fixed: Plan emails. The account owner gets an email when a payment does not go through, when it goes through after a failure, when the account moves to the free plan’s refresh rules after the grace period, and when you pause, resume or cancel your plan. Each one says what changes, says your widgets keep working, and links to Plans.
• Fixed: Link in bio notices. The email before a dormant page’s address is released now arrives, as Link in bio describes.
• Improved: a reply to any of these emails reaches support, where a person reads it.

• New: Show from and Hide from on a link button. Set either or both, and the link appears and disappears at those times. Times are in your time zone; leave them empty and the link shows all the time.
• New: Keep at the top until. A link stays above the others until that date, then drops back into its place.
• New: agents can set from, until and pinUntil on a link block with add_bio_blocks. See Link in bio.
• Like the rest of Link in bio, scheduled links use no credits.

• New: Twitch. Type a channel’s name or paste its twitch.tv link. The widget shows the channel’s newest videos and its most watched clips of the last 30 days as video tiles, in a grid, carousel, masonry or bento layout. With the lightbox on, a tile plays in Twitch’s own player, starting at once with the sound off. See Twitch.
• New: Live now on Twitch. With the header on, a red Live now shows beside the channel’s name while it streams. A click plays the stream in the lightbox. A Ctrl, Cmd or middle click opens it on twitch.tv in a new tab.
• New: Kick. Type a channel’s name or paste its kick.com link. The widget shows one card. While the channel streams, it has a Live now chip, the stream’s title, category and viewer count, and the live picture, which plays the stream in Kick’s own player. When the channel is offline, the card shows its banner, an Offline chip and a Follow on Kick link. See Kick.
• New: Live stream on the customization card, for Twitch and Kick. Lightbox (the default) plays the stream in the lightbox. Inline plays it right in a live card inside the widget. The player loads on the click only, never with the page.
• Improved: TileSet checks whether a channel is live when the widget is viewed, at most every 2 minutes per channel, and these checks cost no credits. A Twitch update costs 2 credits and a Kick update 1. The fastest speed is daily on Free and hourly on Starter and up.
• Improved: Paste any link recognises twitch.tv and kick.com links. Both sources can join a mixed feed, and agents can connect them with setup_widget or connect_source.

• New: Mixed feeds, on Starter and up. Up to four sources in one widget, such as your Google reviews, your testimonials and your X posts. Order shows them newest first or one from each in turn, and each item shows as what it is: a review card with its stars, a post card, a photo tile. See Mixed feeds.
• New: It costs no extra credits. Each source keeps its own update speed and spends its own credits, as in any other widget. The mixed widget spends none of its own.
• New: A platform icon on each item, on by default in a mixed feed, so a visitor can tell a review from a post. Turn Platform icon off under Show if you prefer. Each source’s filters apply to its own items, and the minimum rating applies only to Google reviews, so “4 stars and up” keeps your good reviews and all your posts.
• New: The Bento layout, on every plan. A big square, a tall one, a small one and a wide one, repeating with no gaps, at 3 to 6 columns and 2 on a phone. On a feed grid, a review or post without a photo becomes a text card instead of being left out. See Layout and styling.
• New: Big cells for your best reviews. On Google reviews, a Bento widget can give its big squares to the top-rated reviews instead of the newest. The same reviews show either way.
• Improved: a mixed widget is named by its sources on the Widgets screen and in its Activity tab (“Shop + 2 more”), not by the first one alone.
• New: agents can build one with sourceIds on create_widget, update_widget or setup_widget, and layout set to bento.

• New: Testimonials. In Sources, press Add source and pick Testimonials. There is nothing to connect. Add a name, the words and, if you like, a role or company, a star rating, a date and a photo link. What you type in shows on your widget within a minute. See Testimonials.
• New: You approve every one. Testimonials from your link, your AI agent or the API wait in the source’s Testimonials dialog until you approve them, and the bell tells you when some are waiting. Tick several, or Select all, then Approve selected or Decline selected. Editing, deleting and the order stay in the dashboard.
• New: A Share a testimonial link, on Starter and up. Copy it and send it to your customers. They fill in a short form on our site with their name, role or company, their words and an optional rating on a row of five stars, and what they send waits for you. Pause link stops it at once and Replace link makes a new address.
• New: Spam stays out. The form checks that each sender is a person, and on Starter and up an automatic check reads each testimonial from the link once. It marks it Looks good or Needs a look, sets likely spam aside under Filtered as likely spam, and never approves anything itself. Approve the N that look good approves the good ones in one press, and filtered ones you do not restore are deleted after 30 days.
• New: A link that pauses itself. When 50 testimonials from the link are waiting, it pauses on its own and the bell tells you. Approve, decline or delete some and it resumes by itself.
• New: testimonials show on review walls in a grid, carousel or masonry layout, with the person’s photo or their initials. They use no credits, never need an update and do not count toward the free plan’s live sources.
• New: agents can add up to 20 testimonials at a time with add_testimonials, and list_testimonials tells them how many are waiting, approved and filtered, never the words themselves.

• New: Blog feed. Every post, newest first, with the full text: tileset.com/blog/rss.xml.
• New: Changelog feed. Every release note, newest first: tileset.com/changelog/rss.xml.

Both feeds are found automatically when you paste tileset.com into a feed reader. A post or note shows up in the feed at the moment it goes live on the site.

• Improved: Button colours are free. Each button can have its own colour on every plan. Your page’s own colour and a picture background stay part of Starter and up.
• New: Ten preset colours under Button colour, picked to look good on every theme in light and dark mode, or any colour you choose. The words on a button still turn black or white, whichever is easier to read. See Link in bio.
• New: agents can name a preset, like forest or coral, or send any hex colour with update_bio_page and add_bio_blocks.

• New: An emoji on a button. Type one emoji in Icon and it shows at the start of the button, on every plan.
• New: Your own picture on a button. Upload a picture takes a photo or logo from your computer and keeps a small copy with your page, so you no longer need a web address for it. A picture’s web address still works too.
• New: A description for each picture, read out by screen readers. Leave it empty when the button’s words already say it.
• New: Button colours, on Starter and up. Tick Own button colour on any button and pick a colour. The words on it turn black or white, whichever is easier to read, so every button stays readable in light and dark mode. See Link in bio.
• New: agents can set the same icon, picture, description and colour with create_bio_page, update_bio_page and add_bio_blocks.
• Fixed: Match my logo reads the colour from your logo file again.

• Improved: a Link in bio page holds up to 10 uploaded button pictures, about 100 KB together, so it opens quickly on a phone. Buttons past that can use a picture’s web address or an emoji icon. See Link in bio.

• Improved: TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Snapchat, Discord, Spotify, WhatsApp, Telegram and GitHub links in your page’s social icons show each network’s own icon, in light and dark mode, where they used to show a plain link icon. Paste the profile link and the right icon appears. See Link in bio.

• New: X. Type an account’s @handle or paste a link to its profile on x.com or twitter.com, and its newest posts show as a posts wall of cards or a photo grid, in a grid, carousel or masonry layout. Each post links to X. A link to one post connects the account that wrote it, and Paste any link recognises x.com and twitter.com links. See X.
• New: Reposts, replies and quotes, as X shows them. Reposts are on by default and replies off, both chosen per widget. A reply shows the post it answers, and a post the account reposted and also replied to shows once, with its own words first and the post as a small card inside. A quoted post is a small card too, and one X can no longer show reads “This post is unavailable.”
• New: Videos and link cards. A video or GIF shows its poster with a play mark and, with Lightbox on, plays in the lightbox with a “Watch on X” link under it, streamed from X to your visitor at no extra credits. The picture or video of a quoted post opens the lightbox too. A link post with no picture shows its link card’s picture.
• New: A header for the photo grid with the account’s picture, @handle and a Follow link, and like and reply counts on the tiles with Stats on. Line breaks stay as the author wrote them.
• New: Speeds by plan. Each X update is a paid request, so X has its own fastest speed: weekly on Free, daily on Starter, every 6 hours on Growth, every hour on Pro and every 15 minutes on Scale, for up to 10 X sources per account at that speed. An update costs 3 credits. Update now and webhooks follow the same speed and wait at least an hour between updates of one source. See Update speed and schedules.
• New: Fair use. A free account can connect 10 different X accounts in any 30 days. When this month’s shared X limit runs low, X updates slow down for everyone, free accounts first and paid accounts last, and your widgets keep their last posts. See Fair use.
• New: agents can connect an X account with setup_widget or connect_source. Like every source, they get counts and a preview, never the posts themselves.

• Improved: every account gets our emails about changes to the service, unless you have unsubscribed from our emails. Product news and tips still reach you only if you said yes at sign-in or turned them on in Settings.
• Improved: Settings, “Product news and tips by email”, now says which emails come either way: your account, billing and changes to the service.
• Improved: the unsubscribe link in any of these emails stops all of them, until you turn product news back on in Settings.

• New: Four paid plans. Starter, Growth, Pro and Scale add 500, 1,500, 5,000 and 15,000 credits a month, faster update speeds and the paid features. Press Choose on a plan under Plans, add your billing country and pay on the secure checkout page. See Monthly cap, top-ups and billing.
• New: Manage billing. Change plan, update your card and download invoices under Plans. A bigger plan starts at once; a smaller one starts at your next renewal. Move to the free plan keeps your plan until the end of the period you paid for.
• New: Top-ups. On an active paid plan, Buy credits under Credits adds 1,000 credits that never expire.
• Good to know: tax is added based on your billing country, and a business with a valid VAT id is not charged VAT. Accounts made before today keep the early account bonus they got; new accounts start with the free plan’s first-month bonus.
• Unchanged: the free plan and everything on it, and page views are never counted against a limit.

• New: Amazon Pay and Cash App Pay at checkout, next to card, Apple Pay and Link, when you choose a plan or buy credits. Cash App Pay shows only to buyers in the US.
• Improved: Compare plans on your phone without scrolling sideways. On a small screen, pick a plan above the comparison and it shows beside your own plan under Plans in the dashboard, or beside the free plan on the pricing page.
• New: Prices on the pricing page. The pricing page now shows each plan’s monthly price and the top-up price, in US dollars before tax, so you can see what a plan costs before you sign in.

• Improved: A review photo opens its review. On a Google reviews widget, a click on a photo opens that review on Google in a new tab, so your visitor can read the whole review instead of looking at an image file.
• Improved: Pictures without a link open too. When a post or review has no link of its own, a click on its picture now opens the picture, where before nothing happened.
• Unchanged: with Lightbox on, a click opens the picture right on your page, with a link to the original. If you would rather visitors stay on your page, turn it on under Show. See Layout and styling.

• New: Google reviews. Paste your Google Maps link or type your business name with its city, and your reviews show as a review wall, with a rating summary, a Leave a review button and, on Growth and up, filters for stars, photos and words. See Google reviews.
• New: YouTube. Type your channel’s @handle and your newest uploads show as a grid, a carousel or a masonry wall, with Shorts mixed in, left out or on their own, playing in the lightbox.
• New: Link in bio. One page for your profile bio, with your links, social icons and live blocks from your sources. One page is free, at a short address we give it; on Starter and up you pick your own, like app.tileset.com/@yourname. See Link in bio.
• New: Your AI agent sets it up. Claude, Cursor, Lovable and other agents connect over MCP with one command and a browser sign-in, then connect a source, build the widget, place the snippet and check the page. Agents without MCP use the REST API with a key, and llms.txt tells any agent how. See Connect an agent.
• New: An install check. Paste your page’s address and Check my page tells you whether the snippet is there, and if not, why your widget is not showing and what to do next. It works on pages built in the browser and on Wix, too. See Install the snippet.
• New: Every widget option from day one: layouts, columns, the lightbox, filters, the New and Spotlight highlights, captions, Analytics, and on paid plans branding removal and manual updates.
• Good to know: paid plans open soon. For now every account is on the free plan, and an account made before they open gets 500 extra credits once, as an early account bonus.
• Unchanged: page views are never counted against a limit, and when a platform has a bad day your widget keeps showing its last good content.

• New: Update now. On Starter and up, one button or one request from your agent updates a source straight away, and the answer says what it cost. It can spend your credits down to zero but never past your balance or your monthly cap, and when it refuses it tells you why. The same source can be updated again after 5 minutes, or 15 for YouTube and an hour for Google reviews.
• New: webhook URLs. On Starter and up, each source can have its own URL for your CMS or shop to call when you publish. A call the credits or the cap cannot cover is refused with what it costs and how to fix it. We keep only a hash of the URL, and making a new one turns the old one off.
• New: manual only. On Starter and up, a source can skip its regular updates and wait for Update now or its webhook.
• New: schedules on every plan, free included. Pick the days and a time in your own time zone, and the feed updates then.
• New: a monthly credit cap for the whole account. Once it is reached, nothing spends credits until the 1st of the next month (UTC), and your widgets keep showing what they have.
• Improved: widgets on Starter and up no longer carry a TileSet link, unless you turn it on. Free widgets show a small “Shown with TileSet” link under them.