What is new in Composer, the AI store builder. Product updates for people who sell, newest first.
Clicking Live editor (or pressing ⌘⇧E) now shows the store canvas to click and edit, instead of staying on the chat transcript after you had already opened that store.
See whether Composer, storefronts, checkout, and sign in are running at composer.so/status.
Manage who can open a store from Team: invite by email as admin, editor, or viewer, change someone's role, resend an invite, transfer ownership, or leave.
Pricing is now Free, Pro, Business, and Enterprise. Pro and Business start higher, you choose a monthly credit pack, and yearly billing gives two months free. Every plan still takes a small fee on sales; the fee shrinks as you go up.
A live domain does not create email by itself. Manage → Email now explains forwarding (hello@ lands in Gmail, not a new mailbox), shows what to do next, and only asks for DNS when you actually need to paste records.
What is new in Composer now lives at composer.so/changelog. Open it from What's new in the builder, or share the page with anyone.
Opening Code in the live editor now shows the store's files and source, instead of leaving the preview on screen.
Settings → Advanced now has a Keyboard shortcuts row that opens the full list in a window, instead of mixing chords into the prefs.
New chat is now ⌘⇧O (Ctrl+Shift+O on Windows and Linux). Command+Option+N was opening a browser window and clashing with some keyboards.
Settings now shows your plan, remaining AI credits, and billing in a single Plan & Usage page, so you can see what you're on and what you've used without switching tabs.
The actions you hit all day on the dashboard now have chords — new chat, send, and Stores — and the shortcut appears on the button only when you hover, so the rest of the workspace stays quiet.
Tap your icon in Settings → Account to upload a photo. It shows in the sidebar and the mobile menu, and you can remove it any time.
The Code tab now shows folders and files in a real tree beside a readable source view, with line numbers, language badges, and one click copy, so peeking at what the agent wrote feels calm instead of like a flat dump of paths.
Ask to make the top logo white and the bottom logo dark (or any colors) and the agent updates only the surface you named, so both logos no longer flip together.
Ask the agent to make your logo white for a dark header (or any solid color) and it recolors the file for you, cutting out the background and placing a transparent PNG, without asking you to upload a new version.
Drop in your logo and the builder handles the rest: it clears the background automatically, sizes it generously, and sets it in the corner of your header. No more asking twice to make it bigger.
Starting from a URL? Add more than one: attach a few reference sites and the builder blends them into a single store, so you can mix one site's content with another's look.
No single headline this week, just a handful of things that make building and sharing a store a little nicer.
Turn on the model picker in Settings to switch models right from the prompt bar and compare results. Your default stays put until you pick something else.
A published store now shows up in each visitor's language and switches to a right to left layout where it's expected, automatically, with nothing for you to configure.
Point a custom domain at a published store from its Settings, so customers see your brand instead of a composer.so subdomain.
Give another person access to a project so you can build a store together. They get an email when you add them.
The builder now reviews the store it just made and refines it before you see it, and reaches for the moves a real studio would, so a first result already reads more finished.