Wijzigingen

New

• A cookie banner now asks for consent to measure trial visits.
• The homepage has been rewritten in Dutch and English, now featuring real recordings and screenshots of the app instead of illustrations, plus a new section comparing stylesheets.

Improved

• The tutorial now highlights the line being written, advances automatically on written branches, and can be replayed without losing your progress.
• Process agent replies now stream in live, showing provisional text until the final reply is confirmed.
• The privacy policy has been updated to describe trial visit measurement and onboarding event tracking.

This release adds text annotations, message flows, and pools to the process language, along with clearer in-editor diagnostics and several usability refinements.

New

• Text annotations: add free-form TEXT notes connected to nodes by association lines, rendered as an open bracket.
• Message flows: NEXT-MESSAGE draws a message flow and NEXT-ASSOCIATION draws a plain association between nodes.
• Pools: group lanes and nodes into participants with POOL, rendered as stacked panels with a header and outline.
• A new END-TERMINATE end event; the plain END keyword now always renders as a simple end event.
• A diagnostics panel beneath the code editor, with a setting to turn it on or off.
• A language cheatsheet in the documentation covering the whole process language.
• A preference to show or hide full subprocess identifiers in the code editor (hidden by default).

Improved

• Event borders now reflect each event's place in the sequence flow, with a thinner border for start events.
• The code editor now suggests the POOL keyword while typing.
• Clicking anywhere in the assistant composer's padding now focuses the input.
• Panel sizes are kept when a widget is closed, and the Discussions panel refreshes properly when clicking a repeated node.
• Diagnostics messages are clearer: the bar is tinted red for errors and yellow for warnings, counts are phrased in plain language, and each report is prefixed with its line number.

The first release of InstantProcess. Write a process as code or notes and see it rendered as a navigable process graph, edit it together in real time, and get help from the built-in AI process assistant. Teams can share work in a shared drive, invite members and manage their subscription from inside the app.

New

• Write processes as code and see them rendered live as a graph with swimlanes, gateways and expandable subprocesses.
• Ask the AI process assistant to create or change a process, and let it search your existing processes.
• Organize processes in a drive with folders, recently used items, a browsable trash and drag and drop to move items.
• Share a read-only preview link to a process.
• Comment on individual nodes, with a comment count shown on each node.
• Export a process to PDF, with the stylesheet font embedded.
• Choose between the shipped stylesheets, including Modern Dark.
• Invite members to your workspace, buy seats and manage or cancel your subscription without leaving the app.
• Sign in with Microsoft, and let an administrator move a local account over to Microsoft sign-in.
• Follow a guided trial tour that walks through the workspace panels.
• Send feedback directly from the app with the new feedback button.

Improved

• Edges route around expanded subprocesses, and nested subprocesses stay inside their swimlane.
• Error messages for invalid process code explain the problem in plain language and point to where it is written.
• The editor reports a lost connection sooner and never shows a refused save as saved.
• The editor warns when a document outgrows the subprocess reference limits.
• The editor toolbar no longer overlaps itself on mobile.