A running log of updates, fixes and improvements to eRedaktør. Since we ship continuously, entries are organized by date rather than version numbers.
Quotes, a sales pipeline and editors for every part of your site.
Text messages, course packages and smoother editing.
A tidier booking menu and groups you can bring back.
Faster everywhere, and rock-solid payments and memberships.
See who did what, and undo it.
A new site that looks finished from day one.
Courses for sale, a friendlier search and newsletters on your pages.
Newsletters made easy, and a top bar in every language.
Smarter coupons and steadier memberships.
Booking reimagined, cinematic scrollytelling and a whole lot more.
Print designs that are a joy to personalize, and simpler licenses.
Print designs that look like a designer made them, and tidy content in a few clicks.
Meet Content health: your site's personal check-up.
A leaner, faster foundation.
Stronger security, and more control for you.
Before mid-October we summarize each period as a story: the highlights, why they matter, and what they look like.
Summary
The fortnight eRedaktør moved into your pocket. In the first half of October the back office learned to work beautifully on your phone, members got an app-like home of their own, and courses, chat, event tickets and scrollytelling grew into complete features.
Everything you do in eRedaktør now works on a small screen: a new top bar, a slide-out section menu, a floating bottom dock, full-screen apps and search, and tabs and toolbars that scroll smoothly sideways. The item list, inbox, chat and dashboards are all mobile friendly, and a brand new app launcher and app store make it easy to find and add the apps you need. Dashboards for the shop, booking, meeting rooms, CRM and people got a calmer, clearer look, and the home dashboard now greets you with your top tasks and recent work. Little touches make it a joy to use: Ctrl+S / Cmd+S to save, and a burst of confetti when you publish.
Members get their own home, My pages, with a Today view of tasks and upcoming events, a calendar list and push reminders. Every group has its own page with chat, events, posts, resources and members in one place. Members answer Coming or Not coming, leaders record attendance with a tap, and a My achievements page celebrates badges, points and streaks.
Getting in is easier than ever: enter a join code, create an account and land right in your new group. One single sign-on covers all your sites, and members can log in with their Microsoft account.
Run a course right inside eRedaktør: day-by-day checklists, YouTube and Vimeo videos, date-based schedules for each group with daily reminders, and a leader overview that shows how everyone is getting on. Ticking off a task comes with a small celebration.
The new Scrollytelling block tells your story in full-screen scenes with parallax and gentle scroll animations. Render templates let you shape how lists, blocks and pages look, the gallery editor and digital asset library were rebuilt around albums, and a new resources area lets members browse shared files.
The AI assistant can now work with tasks and sprints, chat, group access, courses, forms, categories, every Design page setting and file details like alt text and credits. It only shows tools for the apps you have turned on, and it explains clearly when something could not be done.
Stronger separation between sites, a friendly setup checklist with a holding page until you go live, your choice of notifications for new messages and orders, faster public pages and sharper image previews, plus improvements to tasks, CRM, newsletters, the inbox, files and translations.
Monthly summary
The month your website got an AI co-pilot. September was all about letting you, your team and your AI assistant build better pages, faster, and with full control.
eRedaktør now speaks the language of modern AI assistants like Claude, Copilot and Cursor. A new AI / MCP area walks you through connecting one, with named API keys that only open the doors you choose, a ready-made setup prompt and a hardened sign-in flow. Once connected, your assistant can work on newsletters, CRM, people and groups, banner images, item lists, calendar images and even your site-wide CSS, with automatic backup and restore. Every action is logged, and the activity log has filters so you can see exactly who did what.
We also take transparency seriously: content can now carry an AI disclosure level (in line with the EU AI Act), shown with a small AI icon in the editor.
New smart caching makes pages load noticeably faster, and every page and block now comes with built-in CSS classes, so styling can be tailored without extra work on your side.
Recurring events grew up: change or delete a single occurrence without touching the rest of the series. All events are stored in one time standard and shown in each visitor's local time, so no more timezone mix-ups. Drag and drop is back, and event scheduling with a person picker makes it easy to plan who does what.
Customers became contacts in a single, cleaner people register, group pages show roles and follow your preferred order, and editing people is simpler for non-technical admins. Podcasters get a sitewide audio player that keeps playing as visitors browse. And the automation dashboard was redesigned, so emails and reminders that send themselves are easy to set up and follow.
Monthly summary
Bringing people together. August introduced a people module, chat and a crew app, and made it far easier to get a brand new site up and running.
The new People module keeps members, staff and volunteers in one place, with photos, tag types and an organization tree. A new organization navigation block lets visitors browse your departments and find the right person by unit, right on your website.
We launched chat, plus the first version of a crew app for your phone with posts, files and a feed where people can like and comment. Self sign-up got a friendlier look, so joining feels welcoming from the first tap.
The AI assistant connection grew a lot: it can now manage menus, design settings, blocks, products and variants, event lists with countdowns and people, and it reads instructions you write for it.
A new site setup takes you from sign-up to a working site, with email confirmation, language settings and optional AI setup. Data processing agreements are now handled in the product, and new language versions of your content can be created with the translation feature. We also added calendar sharing, robot traffic analytics and time-of-day dashboard backgrounds that greet you good morning or good evening.
Monthly summary
Payments, media and AI, all under one roof. July brought recurring payments, a digital asset manager and AI-powered search.
Memberships can now be paid with Vipps recurring payments: members agree once and renewals are charged automatically, with a preview before each charge. Stripe got updates too.
The first version of the Digital Asset Manager gives your images and files a proper home, with metadata, categories and facets to find anything in seconds.
A new AI chat with smart search helps visitors find answers in your content, in Norwegian too. SEO descriptions can now be generated automatically, so every page is ready for search engines.
All apps now live in one central place with a new app launcher and fresh icons. Event scheduling arrived, so you can plan who does what at each event, and blueprints let you save any item as a template for new content. Editors also got a personal edit mode with a handy side menu, images in button lists and smooth animations for images.
Monthly summary
A brand new eRedaktør. At the end of May we moved to a completely new platform, bringing content and images over from the old eRedaktør. June was about making it a complete toolbox for selling, sharing and running your organization.
On June 8 we connected Claude to eRedaktør for the first time, using a secure sign-in. This was the start of everything you can do with AI on your site today.
Members got My page, a membership dashboard, payment registration and membership types. Pages can be limited to members or open to everyone, which makes eRedaktør a great intranet too.
The dashboard can be customized with your own gradient backgrounds, and a dedicated shop dashboard keeps sales in view.
