What we have shipped across every Genwave product, newest first — from the first release in October 2024 to today.
Point the agent at your site and it rebuilds the front end as a modern React site, served from a global edge network. WordPress stays exactly where it is and remains your CMS. A preview is built first, so nothing on your live site changes until you say so.
Typefaces, corner radius, spacing rhythm and brand colours are measured from your existing site rather than taken from a template, so a converted site still looks like yours instead of like everyone else's.
Products, prices and stock stay live, the cart works on the new front end, and checkout hands back to WooCommerce with variations and coupons intact.
Publish a post or change a menu and the deployed site rebuilds on its own. No button to remember.
A conversion is a job you can walk away from rather than a chat window you have to keep open, and it tells you where it is while it works — including recovering by itself when a step fails.
Choose how much care a job gets. Quick drafts stay cheap; work you intend to publish gets the deeper treatment. You pick the mode, not the model.
After a page is built it is screenshotted and reviewed, and problems are repaired before you ever see it. The review is grounded in what is actually on the page, so it stops inventing faults that were never there.
Ask for a shop page when your catalogue is empty and the agent offers to build the categories and products first — with images and SEO — then builds the page on real data instead of placeholders.
Backups, conversions and other long work now run in a strip beside the chat. Click one to see exactly what is being built and how far along it is; the conversation stays a conversation.
Any language, decided from what you actually wrote, rather than a fixed list.
The interface used emoji as icons, which WordPress serves as full-colour images at their own size and weight. They are line icons now — one weight, taking the colour of whatever they sit in, in both light and dark themes.
SEO, Backup, Security, Speed and the React rebuild sit under New Chat and start on the click. Your five most recent conversations stay in view, with the rest searchable in one place.
On sites using the plugin's own hardening, browsers could keep running a cached copy of the interface, so shipped improvements never appeared. Fixed — and the fix protects every other plugin and theme on the site too.
When something breaks you get a clear message and a way forward. The technical detail goes to us.
Hero, bento grid, stat strip, feature band and quote band — full-width sections the AI composes pages from, so generated pages look designed rather than assembled.
Pick a look per widget instead of rebuilding it — several distinct styles for headings, feature bands and more.
The account area was rebuilt around a single design system, so billing, domains and plans finally look like one product.
A large batch of new abilities across security, performance, WooCommerce and posts, plus better recovery when a job is interrupted.
Light mode stopped being partial. Cards, panels and progress views all follow the theme.
A search widget that actually searches your catalogue, and six modern card layouts to present results.
Browse and install Genwave products from inside WordPress, with full compatibility for WordPress 7.0.
A dedicated generator for the block editor rather than Elementor output squeezed into blocks — real blocks, clean styling, usable straight away.
Updating a post now considers the SEO plugin you actually use, suggests related links and images, and can search the web for current facts.
When a request could mean two different pages, or a detail is missing, it asks — rather than picking one and getting it wrong.
An AI Agent section in the free plugin's dashboard, so you can see what it does before you buy anything.
A guided path from empty WordPress to a working site: pick a site type, describe the business, choose pages, and let the agent build them.
Put the agent on a schedule — recurring jobs that run without you opening the chat.
Type / for a menu of common actions, dictate instead of typing, and drag files or paste screenshots straight into the conversation.
Describe a widget and get a real, editable Elementor widget with its own controls — including repeatable items — previewed in the chat before it lands on your site.
Preferences carry across conversations, so you stop repeating yourself.
A ten-second undo after actions that changed something, plus pinned messages and search inside conversations, not just titles.
Hand it a spreadsheet and it works out the columns, so a catalogue can arrive from Excel or CSV.
A dropped connection mid-job reconnects and resumes where it left off instead of losing the work.
A chatbot for your visitors, answering from your own content — with document upload to extend what it knows.
Move a WordPress site between hosts without the usual manual export dance.
Preview a widget before placing it, and a shared set of design tokens so AI-generated widgets match the rest of your site.
Thumbs up or down on any reply. It goes straight to the people who can fix it.
The free plugin was renamed and reorganised around what people actually use it for.
Edit a generated page directly — inline text editing, drag and drop, right-click menus and undo — instead of going back to the chat for every tweak.
A wide expansion of what the agent can be asked to do across a WordPress site.
History loads in the background so the chat is usable immediately, with lazy loading and several memory leaks fixed.
When the agent suggests a plugin it shows age, downloads, last update and support responsiveness — so the choice is yours, with evidence.
The Elementor widget library the agent builds pages from, including WooCommerce widgets.
The first release: manage a WordPress site by describing what you want. Conversation memory, a planner that shows its steps, and live progress while it works.
The foundation every other Genwave product connects through — one place for your account and licence.
Publishing content triggers the rebuild it needs, rather than waiting for a scheduled one.
Plans, subscriptions, invoices and card payments in one place, with PayPal alongside card.
A full breakdown of usage per request, so a bill is never a mystery.
Manage the sites on your account, jump straight into any of their WordPress dashboards, and watch verification as it happens.
A full dark theme across the portal, and a navigation and layout pass for small screens.
Older maintenance releases are not listed individually. Plugin updates arrive in your WordPress dashboard as usual.