Foveate
Changelog

What’s new

Shipped features and fixes, newest first.

Profile pictures that show up everywhere

Your Google photo, automatically. If you sign in with Google, your Google profile picture now appears in the top bar and on your Settings page as soon as you open Foveate — no upload needed.

Your teammates see it too. The next time you open Foveate, your photo is saved to your profile, so it shows up wherever teammates see you, including comments and team lists.

Photos instead of initials. Team and project member lists sometimes showed initials for people who do have a profile picture. They now show the picture.

Client Profiler, workspace roles, and multi-currency pursuits

Client Profiler and Firm tab. Studio's Firm tab now tracks the sectors, markets, and accounts your firm is pursuing (and the work you decline), alongside AI-assisted research on individual stakeholders with confidence-gated summaries — the model won't state something as fact unless the evidence backs it.

Studio's Firm tab, asking what work your firm wants more of, where you want to win it, what size of project fits, and what you turn down

Workspace roles, explained. Workspace Settings now has a roles reference: click it to see exactly what an Owner, Member, or Guest can reach, edit, and delete — across the workspace itself, individual projects, and shared links. A promoted Member keeps the same access as the workspace's original creator.

The roles reference, describing what an Owner, Member, and Guest can each see and change

Multi-currency pursuits. Pursuit values now carry their own currency, with a workspace-level base currency and a manual exchange-rate table. A pursuit's rate freezes the moment it closes, so historical totals never drift as rates change later. Typing a deal value now groups digits with commas as you type.

Workspace currency settings, with a base currency and an option to add more currencies

New file types. TIFF and HEIC images can now be uploaded directly — they're transcoded automatically on upload rather than needing to be converted first.

Redesigned surfaces. The Add-to-Project, Media Files, and Project Activity modals got a cleaner, more minimal pass, along with the roster permissions view, share-link activity, and the deck editor's bottom dock.