Product Product Same poster, new date
Attach a PDF poster or menu in the conversation and ask for an exact copy. You get the same sheet back, pixel for pixel, with every line of text editable, and the change you asked for already made.9 November 2026Product A reel in your brand, scene by scene
Ask for a reel in the conversation and you get a short 9:16 video in your brand. You approve a storyboard before anything is rendered, your own photos come first, and every scene is laid out for its own image.5 November 2026Product The tenth copy looks like the first
You are asking for a change, not a new design. Every edit in ANVL now goes through the same checks as the first build without undoing what you asked for, and a template is filled rather than redrawn, so the design does not drift by the tenth copy.3 November 2026Product Your brand guide becomes your kit
Upload your brand guide as a PDF or Word file and ANVL reads the whole identity out of it: the palette with print values, the type, the logo rules, the tone. Then it holds every generated piece to those rules, and measures the result.2 November 2026Product We read your site first, then we ask
Getting started with ANVL used to be a six-step form. Now it is a conversation: ANVL reads your website, says what it took from it, and only asks about what the site cannot tell it — while your brand kit fills in as you answer.2 October 2026Product The folder knows the client. Now the whole team can talk in it.
A folder in ANVL holds one client or one series of work. This week it got two things: instructions you write by being interviewed instead of facing an empty box, and a conversation colleagues can write in together — with ANVL keeping track of who said what.2 October 2026Product One post, every channel
The same message usually goes out in more than one place. A post in ANVL can now hold a frame per channel — 4:5 for Instagram and Facebook, a story, a LinkedIn version — side by side, each composed for its own format and checked against its own channel's rules.2 October 2026Product One folder per client
Folders in Projects now hold a client's conversations, material and images — and instructions that go with every message in the folder. The instructions sit on top of your brand, never instead of it, and that order is the point.2 October 2026Product Comments on the slide, not on the PDF
Colleagues can now comment on a deck slide by slide, inside the editor — and a comment can be handed straight to the AI to fix. It is the first place in ANVL where people work on a deck together, instead of sending it back and forth.2 October 2026Product A menu on three pages
A one-pager in ANVL used to be exactly that — one page, whatever you asked for. Now a menu, a price list or a sales sheet can run over several pages that belong to the same document, and you can add the next page whenever you need it.2 October 2026Product Presenting from ANVL
A deck you made in ANVL can now be presented from ANVL — with speaker notes, the next slide and a timer on your screen, and only the slide on theirs.11 September 2026
