- The assistant greets you by your actual name. Once you sign in, your real name shows up in the top-right menu and the assistant addresses you by it — instead of a blank "You" or a raw internal Fiverr id. A small thing that makes the whole conversation feel like it already knows who you are.
- The little brief tab now shows how far along you are — and opens to the full checklist. The compact brief tab at the edge of the chat now shows a live "X of Y" count with a filling progress bar, and gently rolls and pops the number as you make progress. Tap it and it expands into the full checklist of what's still needed — and it politely keeps out of the way of the assistant's messages instead of covering them.
- Redesigned talent cards. The cards that show matched talent were rebuilt to a cleaner, more polished design — easier to scan and nicer to look at.
- One last, skippable question about how you want us to search. Before it goes hunting for talent, the assistant can now ask a final quick question about your search preferences — and you're free to wave it off. Whatever you say (or skip) steers which talent get put in front of you and how they're approached.
- Groundwork for messaging talent on your behalf. Behind the scenes, the assistant can now securely act as you when it reaches out through Fiverr — the plumbing that lets the concierge deliver your message and your files to talent, safely, using your own permission.
- Under the hood — calmer, steadier live updates. Live updates now share a single connection across the page and quietly hang up when a tab sits idle, so the app stays light. The behind-the-scenes timing that batches talent's questions was made crash-safe, and starting a fresh project no longer accidentally lands on the project you just left.
The recognition day: the assistant greets you by name, the brief tab shows live progress and opens to its checklist, the talent cards get a redesign, a final skippable search-preferences question shapes who you see, and the live-update plumbing gets calmer and sturdier.