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Ship log

What shipped, and when.

Every meaningful change to the product, dated, in plain language. If you are weighing whether a one-person company is really maintaining this, this page is the honest answer, and it keeps updating whether or not anyone is reading it.

It starts in June 2026, when the first working assistant went live. Quiet stretches are left looking quiet.

August 7, 2026

  • The lead allowance in your plan is now real, and it degrades in steps instead of stopping dead. You get a warning as you approach the leads included in your plan. Past it, everything keeps running at full strength for seven days. After that the assistant still greets your visitors, still takes a name, a phone number and an email, and still alerts you the moment somebody lands, but it stops qualifying them and stops the automated follow-up. Buying a top-up starts that seven days over.
  • A brokerage owner can now give another agent named oversight without handing over the account. Each one is granted on its own: see the team dashboard, open leads, export transcripts, move leads between agents, invite seats, remove seats, manage billing. Only the owner can grant them.
  • Went through the whole site and the Terms and made them say what the product actually does, on Fair Housing, on when the assistant is allowed to text somebody, on who owns the leads, and on how a brokerage is billed. Where a page claimed more than was true, the claim came down rather than getting softer wording.
  • Copilot moved into the demo dashboard and onto the how-it-works page, so you can ask it things before you sign up. It had a page of its own; now it sits where you would actually use it.
  • When the assistant talks about one of your listings it sends the listing page. It cannot show you a photo, so it stopped writing as though it could.
  • The assistant recognises a seller now. Asking what a home is worth no longer gets buyer questions back.
  • Copilot can add, edit and retire your listings, and it names the home it changed instead of a row number.
  • A pending listing is no longer described as active.
  • Moving up to Team or Brokerage from inside your dashboard is a seat picker now. Buying one new on the pricing page started working yesterday, but an existing customer wanting more seats was still sent to book a call.
  • Accounts I bill by hand have a cancel button now, instead of a note telling them to text me.
  • A paying customer with a live subscription is no longer told they do not have one.

August 6, 2026

  • Every plan is self-serve. Team and Brokerage are bought on the pricing page with a card, where you pick the seat count, instead of being arranged on a call.
  • Your plan and your seat count are now read back from what was actually billed, so the dashboard cannot disagree with your invoice.
  • Pinned the billing portal so it can only ever offer the current published prices.
  • The assistant stopped refusing lawful searches like 55+ communities, and stopped calling anywhere a great area.
  • It no longer invents whether a house has stairs, or any other detail nobody gave it.
  • Closed a hole where handing the conversation over could get around the Fair Housing guard.
  • The Copilot in your dashboard now runs the same Fair Housing guard as the assistant your visitors talk to. It was the one generation path that did not.
  • Ran the first full Fair Housing audit on the assistant and recorded the results, including where it scored worst.
  • Stopped promising market exclusivity, which was never something I could deliver.
  • Top-ups are priced at the same rate per lead as your plan, so moving up a size is never the worse deal.

July 31, 2026

  • Published Terms of Service. Until now the site took payments with no terms at all.
  • Conversation transcripts now export to a spreadsheet, one row per message, showing who said it and when. Previously only the lead list exported.
  • Your leads and transcripts stay downloadable after you cancel, at libertyrealestateai.com/export. Cancelling used to close the dashboard and take the export button with it.
  • Your assistant can now carry your licence number and your brokerage on the chat widget and at the bottom of every email it sends.
  • The assistant will not state a licence number it does not have, and a number it was never given is stripped before the message is sent or saved.
  • Checkout now states the renewal terms and links to the Terms before you reach the card form.
  • Listed SendGrid, which receives the email replies your leads send back, in the subprocessor list.
  • Site analytics no longer load inside the chat widget on your website.

July 30, 2026

  • Added a page for brokerages and teams, covering lead ownership, what agents can see, and what happens when one leaves.
  • Fixed a formatting bug that left stray asterisks in saved conversation transcripts.
  • Your brokerage name is no longer dropped from emails when you also have a business name.

July 29, 2026

  • Added a brokerage section: one assistant per agent, one roll-up dashboard for the broker.
  • Rewrote the homepage around the whole product, not just the website chat, and put the price on it.
  • Trust & Compliance is now in the main navigation, with sections on MLS data rights and availability.
  • Fair Housing: the assistant no longer treats school quality as an objective fact anywhere, including in its own training data.
  • The money-back guarantee now applies to your first paid month, so it can actually be used.
  • Checkout says the card is coming before you reach Stripe, instead of after.
  • If the assistant ever cannot reach the model, it now takes a name and number instead of just apologising.

July 21, 2026

  • Two-way SMS: reply to a lead from the same inbox that holds their chat transcript.
  • Duplicate leads can be merged, and you can take a conversation over from the assistant mid-chat.
  • Added leads by hand, for the ones who call you instead.

July 16, 2026

  • Every assistant now identifies itself as AI in the chat, and demo data is labelled as demo data.
  • Answers show where they came from, so you can check them.
  • Fixed the demo dashboard navigation being unclickable on a phone.

July 13, 2026

  • Security headers and a written security summary for a brokerage IT review.
  • Claims across the site checked against what the product actually does.

July 12, 2026

  • Import your own MLS export as a CSV, so the assistant answers from your real listings.
  • Live local market numbers from published Redfin data, in the chat and the dashboard.
  • Automated email follow-up: three emails over seven days, the first within five minutes.

July 11, 2026

  • Missed-call text-back, with a real business line that rings you first.

July 2, 2026

  • QR codes for open houses and signs, pointing at your assistant or your own site.

July 1, 2026

  • Manage your listings yourself: type them in, or paste a URL and let it read them.
  • Push every lead into Follow Up Boss natively, or into any CRM by webhook.
  • Signing up now creates your dashboard login automatically.

June 30, 2026

  • Moved to a free trial that starts when your assistant actually goes live, not at checkout.

June 28, 2026

  • Removed every fabricated testimonial from the site. Nothing here is a made-up customer, and it will stay that way until there are real ones to quote.
  • In-chat bookings persist properly, and the calendar copy matches what really happens.

June 27, 2026

  • Rebuilt the dashboard around a leads workspace, with email and text from inside a lead.

June 25, 2026

  • One line of code puts the assistant on your own website.

June 24, 2026

  • First working assistant: answers visitors, captures leads, and emails you the moment one lands.

Something you need that is not here? Tell me and it goes on the list. Call or text (858) 330-4320 or email support@libertyrealestateai.com.