The AI inside your app can now make pictures, check the web and remember its answers

Every Kreova app can already use AI with no key to paste and nothing to host: you ask for it in a sentence. Over the last few weeks, what that AI can do has grown a lot.

It can make pictures

Your app can now make a picture from a short description, in square, portrait or landscape. Think of a card maker, a story app that draws each page, or a product mock-up for a customer.

• The picture is yours. It is saved in your site's own storage, ready to show on the page.
• Characters stay the same. Send back an earlier picture and the next one keeps the same face, which is what a story or a game needs.
• Your own photos, safely. A signed-in person can start from a photo uploaded to the site. Anonymous visitors can't, private photos stay limited to people allowed to open them, and the usual safety checks always apply.
• They load fast on a phone. A picture takes about 15 to 25 seconds to make and is saved at about a tenth of the usual size: roughly 150 KB instead of 2 MB.

Each site has daily limits and pictures have their own monthly allowance on each plan, so a busy page cannot run away with them.

It can check the web

An AI model only knows what it learned in training, and it can sound just as sure when it is wrong. That matters when someone asks about a local business, a person, or anything that changes.

Now your app can have the AI search the web first and hand back its sources, so the page can link to where the answer came from. A directory that fills in a business's details, or a research tool, can show its work instead of guessing.

It can remember its answers

Lots of apps get asked the same thing again and again. If you ask for it, your app can now save an answer the first time and give it straight back whenever the same request comes in.

• Instant. The saved answer comes back right away, with no AI call and nothing used up.
• Yours. Saved answers live in your project's own database.
• Safe from visitors. One visitor cannot change the answer another visitor gets.
• Only when you want it. It stays off until you ask, because many apps need a fresh answer every time. The builder can clear saved answers whenever you change the instructions.

Longer answers, cut off less

Long answers used to come back cut short in some apps, like a quiz in a card that stopped halfway. An app now gets the full length its page asks for.

Try it

Tell the builder what you want, in your own words:

Add a button that draws a picture of the pet from the description the customer typed.

When someone asks about a business, search the web and link the sources.

Save the answers, so the same question does not cost me again.

Nothing else to set up. It works on the site you already have.