Changelog
What changed, and when
A real, dated record of what shipped on Pinevon — no entry here is backdated or invented.
Changelog entries are currently published in English only.
November 2026
Skerry is now GorZesk
Pinevon’s first product, first called Anchor and then Skerry, is now called GorZesk, with a new logo, and its address is gorzesk.pinevon.com. Nothing else changes: your businesses, data, plans and prices stay the same, you sign in with the same Pinevon account, and old links and installed website widgets keep working.
October 2026
GorZesk: one free month replaces the 14-day trial
Every new GorZesk business now gets one free month of every feature at Pro limits, with no card needed. The month starts when the owner presses “Start my free month” and lasts one calendar month. Trials that were already running became free months counted from the day they started. Online card checkout is not open yet.
GorZesk: a 14-day free trial, and a redesigned public site and assistant
New GorZesk businesses now start with a 14-day free trial of Pro instead of 7 days, with no card needed; trials that were already running keep the end date they were given. The GorZesk website has a new type system, a clearer language chooser, redesigned menus and a new GorZesk Assistant panel with a clear AI label and an honest online status. Paid checkout is not open yet, so nothing can be charged today.
GorZesk: you decide how much the AI does, plus new plans
Owners can now choose how much GorZesk’s AI does on its own (off, ask for approval, autonomous, hybrid or custom), pause it for the whole business, or take over a single conversation; only low-risk follow-up messages can ever run without approval. GorZesk also gained business information for the customer assistant (shipping, returns, opening hours, FAQs), a read-only Shopify store sync, workspace search, configurable workflows and an installable app. Plans are now Pro at $25 a month with a 7-day free trial and 20% off the first month, Business at $100 a month with 30% off the first month, and Custom; businesses that joined before 2 October keep the Free plan they signed up with.
September 2026
A clearer homepage, and a fix for a false "couldn’t start" screen
The homepage now opens with one plain introduction, a real sign-up and a real demo, followed by the five parts of GorZesk with a link to each. Thirteen repetitive sections, the announcement strip and the activity ticker were removed. We also fixed a bug where opening several pages quickly could show the app-recovery screen even though nothing was wrong, and a time-zone mismatch that caused a script error on the status page.
New navigation: seven sections that open on click
Products, Industries, Customers, Events, Learning, Support and Company each open a large panel that starts on an overview, never on hover. Phones get a step-by-step menu with a back control. The assistant steps aside while a menu is open, and every section now has its own share image.
One assistant family for Pinevon and GorZesk
The Pinevon and GorZesk assistants now share one look, one voice and the same behaviour: they open once per visit, stay open as you move between pages, and remember when you close them. Signing in from GorZesk now shows a GorZesk-branded version of the Pinevon sign-in page. We also added a press kit and brand guidelines.
Plain-language AI topics and better search results
Thirty short explainers on AI for business, written without jargon, plus structured data, a corrected sitemap and canonical addresses so search engines show the right pages.
Support centre, learning, industries and careers
A support centre with 242 articles, learning paths, industry pages that say where GorZesk fits and where it does not, a careers section with a real application process, and an events catalogue that lists planned events honestly instead of inventing past ones.
Sign-in, legal documents in English and Bangla, contact and newsletter
A rebuilt sign-in and account experience, ten legal documents in English and Bangla kept in step by automated checks, an accessible language selector, a redesigned contact page, and a newsletter that only subscribes you after you confirm by email.
Emails that look like Pinevon
Every email Pinevon sends now uses one design, with a one-click unsubscribe on newsletters.
First automated test suite, plus a real layout-shift fix it caught
Added Pinevon's first end-to-end test suite. Writing it surfaced a genuine bug: the header's Log in / Get Started buttons popped in a few hundred milliseconds after page load, shoving the Open GorZesk button sideways for every signed-out visitor. Fixed with a properly sized loading placeholder.
Pinevon is now installable
A real, versioned service worker with offline support, an install prompt that waits for genuine engagement instead of interrupting your first visit, and a proper update notification when a new version is ready.
Support tickets and a status page
Messages sent through the contact form now get a real ticket number you can look up later, without needing an account.
Export your account data
Settings now has a real "Export my data" button that downloads your account and profile information as a file.
Events, Company, and Customers pages rebuilt
Events now shows real, honest categories instead of a single "coming soon" block. Company gained a Mission/Vision/Values section. Customers explains exactly how a story gets published here -- with your review, every time.
Real social links, WhatsApp/Telegram QR codes, and a smarter contact form
Every live Pinevon channel now has a real link in the footer and on the Contact page, including scannable QR codes. The contact form now requires a valid phone number when you choose to be reached by phone or WhatsApp.
Navigation, language switcher, and account hub redesign
A colorful, bordered header replaces the old plain one; the language switcher now opens on hover and shows real flags; app.pinevon.com/home got a premium redesign.
Pinevon launches
The Pinevon marketing site and GorZesk product pages go live.