Changelog - What we shipped

Your AI assistant can now drive Xaiku for you. It can create experiments, generate variants, adjust traffic, and read results. Works with Claude and other MCP-compatible agents. Add https://mcp.xaiku.com as a remote MCP server, then sign in with your Xaiku account.

Six ready-to-use templates to get you going faster: homepage hero, email subject line, pricing CTA, ad copy, landing page headline, and product description.

A new page that walks through the two ways to ship variants — use the SDK, or export the winners and paste them anywhere. Linked from the footer.

Say hi, ask a question, or tell us what’s missing. Replies land in our inbox — we read every one.

Honest, no-spin comparisons with ChatGPT, Anyword, Jasper, and Optimizely — so you can see where Xaiku actually fits.

A quieter, warmer look across the site, and most of the copy rewritten — shorter sentences, clearer benefits, and a first-person founder letter on the about page.

Missing pages no longer get stuck in the cache — once a link is fixed, it works right away.

A calmer grid layout with a clear winner card, a projected impact number so you can see what the result means for your traffic, and a guided checklist when an experiment is still warming up.

Xaiku now reads your experiment for you — spotting the winner, estimating the lift, and flagging when you have enough data to trust the result.

Every variant gets its own letter (A, B, C…) and colour that stays the same everywhere — cards, charts, integration table, and analysis. Easy to follow which is which. Plus a floating directory panel on the analysis page for quick reference.

Contextual hints when a higher plan would unlock something relevant — helpful prompts, not hard gates.

Dashboards now update the moment events arrive, instead of waiting a few minutes to refresh.

All the editing tools — casing, normalize, find & replace, append/prepend, checks — are now free. No subscription needed.

We dropped the old “challenger” word. Every label, tooltip, and response now just says “variant” — less jargon, more consistency.

Things like sidebar state now stick across tabs and sessions — no more resetting every time you come back.