What's new: Kreova in Spanish and French, a look before the first build, and sites Google can read

Alongside lead calls and the phone assistant you can teach (see the previous post), a lot more has landed in the last three weeks. Here it is, roughly in order of how much it changes your day.

Kreova in Spanish and French

Kreova itself now speaks Spanish and French: the homepage, signing up, and the whole app once you are in, including the builder, its panels, billing and the progress lines it writes while it builds. Kreova picks your language from your browser when you sign up, and you can change it any time under Account.

If you build a site in Spanish, Kreova's own words on it (error messages, the security check, password reset and invite emails) are in Spanish too. French sites are next.

Logo changes that keep every pixel

Image AI repaints the whole picture, even when you hand it your real logo. Ask it for a transparent background and the logo comes back slightly blurred, sometimes with a letter changed.

Kreova now edits your existing logo exactly instead:

• Put it on a new background colour, or remove its background entirely, with soft edges and glows kept smooth.
• Swap its colours, with the shading kept.
• Change the words on it: the builder finds the text, replaces only that area, and pastes it back, so every pixel outside it stays the original.

The first two are free and take under a second, even on a very large logo.

Easier for Google and AI assistants to read

Many Kreova pages draw their content in the browser, after the page loads. People never notice. Search engines and AI assistants often do: when we looked at this blog the way a crawler does, the homepage had no links to any post, and each post page had a menu and a footer but no article.

Two platform changes fix that for every Kreova site:

• List pages carry real links. A blog's homepage, a shop's product grid or a directory's listings now include a plain link to every item in the page itself.
• Detail pages carry the content. A post, product or listing page now arrives with its headline, date, picture and full text already in it.

Visitors see exactly the same page as before. This blog's homepage went from zero post links to nine, and a post went from 340 characters of readable text to about 6,000. New sites get this automatically; for an existing site, one sentence to the builder adds it.

And smaller things

• See what each build changed. The chat now says "Edited index.html +16 -3" instead of a list of internal steps, and clicking an edit shows the changed lines in red and green.
• Invoices that print right. The builder now checks a page's print layout at A4 size, with its page count, so a total no longer ends up alone on page two.
• Project cards show the real app. Each card on your Projects page is now a real screenshot of your app's first screen, retaken after every publish.
• The builder remembers what changed. Every build starts with a list of the changes made since its last notes, so "continue" picks up where the work really is.
• More room to build. Builds now run in their own processes. In a test, 120 builds started at the same moment all finished in under three minutes.
• A 3D globe for shipping and logistics sites, with trade routes, ships and port calls.

Everything here is live now. If you have a site on Kreova already, tell the builder what you want to try and it will set it up.