Every release, in plain language.

Your assistant can now pull live answers straight from your own systems. Connect an API once, and when a shopper asks something that needs real-time data, like an order status or what is in stock, your assistant looks it up and replies with the real answer instead of a guess.

Meet your customers where they already are. Your assistant can now answer on the messaging apps your audience uses every day, and when a chat needs a person, the right teammate gets pulled in faster and with more context.

See what your visitors really want, and turn more of those conversations into leads. This release sharpens your reports, makes leads easier to organize and export, and adds a few thoughtful touches that make the daily routine smoother.

A quick follow-up to 2.0 that smooths out the rough edges you told us about: calmer notifications you can tune to your liking, a faster inbox, and a few small touches that save time every day.

Our biggest release yet. Everything we have learned over the past three months comes together here: a calmer dashboard, a place to see everything that needs your attention, conversations that keep running no matter how busy it gets, and a setup that takes minutes instead of an afternoon. If you have been waiting for the right moment to bring your team onto Fetchply, this is it.

A quiet week focused on making everything faster and steadier behind the scenes.

A real person on your team can now step into any conversation, with clearer controls over who is handling each chat.

Online stores can now connect their products so assistants can answer questions about items, orders, and availability.

Every email got a cleaner look, and assistants learned to look up specific products during a conversation.

A careful review tightened up the details across the dashboard and made everything feel more consistent.

Knowledge updates became more dependable, with better recovery and safer handling of your content.

The dashboard got a visual refresh with warmer colors, better spacing, and a more consistent look throughout.

The first-run experience was smoothed out, and answers became more consistent and dependable.

This release makes Fetchply feel steadier every day: updates are easier to cancel, sign-in is more consistent, and answers stay closer to what matters.

Fetchply went live with guided setup, website chat, lead capture, insights, billing, and team collaboration.

Plans became easier to manage, extra message capacity became available, and admins gained better tools for keeping things healthy.

Teams can now collaborate safely with invitations, granular access, per-assistant permissions, and a clear activity history.

Assistants became more flexible with uploaded files, priority answers, custom instructions, and richer widget styling.

Fetchply started helping teams learn from every conversation with lead capture, saved history, insights, and feedback.

Assistants can refresh their knowledge manually or on a schedule while the live chat keeps working.

Assistants became easy to add to a website with a hosted widget, a simple snippet, an inline option, and better mobile behavior.

Trained assistants could now answer visitor questions in a live chat using everything they learned from your website.

Fetchply learned how to read a website and turn its pages into searchable knowledge for an assistant.

The first version introduced the basics: sign-up, setup, dashboard pages, and saved assistants.