- The conversation with talent now goes both ways. The concierge can deliver your message and your reference files straight to talent through the Fiverr inbox — and, just as importantly, it now listens for their replies and pulls them back in automatically, so a back-and-forth with talent actually flows instead of stopping the moment your message is sent.
- The buyer app is built for your phone now. The whole buyer experience got a deliberate mobile pass — it fits a phone screen properly, and sending a message keeps its familiar "pin to the top and read down" feel on mobile instead of jumping around.
- The assistant reads the room on a plain "hello". Open with a simple greeting and the assistant no longer assumes something's wrong or urgent — it just greets you back. It also drops insider mechanism-speak (words like "unblocked" or "locked") and talks in plain language about what it needs next.
- Deep research reliably digs into the website you give it. When you hand the assistant your company's web address, it now consistently goes and researches it — and if you say you don't have a site, it stops nagging you for one and simply asks your company name instead.
- Cleaner briefs and replies. When your budget is stated in two parts ("$100 plus $100"), the brief now adds them into one real budget figure. Long "why this fits your goal" blurbs are trimmed to a tidy few lines, and the assistant's reply stays in view as it grows instead of scrolling out from under you.
- Friendlier question cards. A question card's × now tucks it back down to just its question instead of skipping it, and tapping the question toggles it open and closed — plus the card stays anchored properly even when your brief opens mid-question.
- Under the hood — steadier delivery and links. The behind-the-scenes machinery for carrying your files and messages to talent was hardened (durable permissions, safer retries), and shared preview links stopped occasionally opening a blank page.
The two-way day: talk with talent flows in both directions with your files attached, the buyer app fits your phone, the assistant greets you plainly and researches the site you give it, split budgets add up correctly, and the question cards get friendlier.