Independent benchmarks show the latest release matching studio-quality narration in under 30 seconds of reference audio — and it's free to try this week.
The update folds three separate tools — masking, upscaling, and relighting — into a single instruction box, aimed squarely at solo creators who don't own a copy of Photoshop.
The round values the two-year-old company at $180M, betting that internal document search is still the most boring, most lucrative problem in AI.
Independent testers say the gains hold up past 200K tokens, though the release notes are light on how the eval sets were chosen.
The move follows three competitors bundling similar features for free — a sign the standalone "AI notes" pitch is getting squeezed fast.
A closer look at five recent agent products finds the same pattern underneath the marketing: a loop, a retry, and a very patient support team.
Small feature, real problem — the update parses transcripts for commitments and assigns them automatically, no more "someone should probably do this."