Changelog
What changed across the Xeviora products, newest first. Each product is maintained for the long run, and this is where that work shows up.
RSS feedA side panel for Fiverr sellers that reads the pages you already have open: it turns a search into a niche snapshot, keeps a rank history for the keywords you track, scores your gig page against a checklist with the fix for every gap, and drafts titles, tags, description and packages with AI. It is read-only — it never messages, clicks or searches on your behalf.
A side panel that reads a community's rules and your own account before you post and scores the risk with every reason sourced, then re-checks from a signed-out view whether the post is still visible. It is read-only: nothing is ever posted, voted or edited for you.
Drop a screenshot onto a background with rounded corners and a window frame, capture a list of pages in one go with your own watermark, and save re-editable .scrncap project files. All of it is composed in your browser — images are never uploaded.
Summaries, replies, translation and data extraction each remember their own output language, chosen right next to the button. While a task runs, only that card shows progress and turns into a stop button. A manually chosen interface language now also applies inside the Gmail side panel.
On recent versions of Chrome, ReelCap can record directly to MP4. Any finished recording can also be converted to MP4 or turned into a GIF from the preview page, and the conversion runs entirely on your own machine.
Click once and the AI decides whether the page is a single record or a list, names the columns, and shows a preview you can edit before choosing a new or existing sheet. Very long list pages no longer fail — you get the rows that fit, with a note saying so.
Reacting to a card no longer needs an account: likes, saves and ratings are kept for your device and merged into your account if you sign up later. Cards now also show how many people liked, saved or looked at an idea, so the feed says something about what resonated.
The whole site — feed, guided scenarios, reports and settings — is now available in nine interface languages, picked straight from the URL. The language the AI writes in stayed a separate setting, so you can read the site in one language and hand the report to someone in another.
The SEO PageRank extension can now open the page you are on directly in the web audit tools, with the address already filled in. Its full report also got a cleaner theme with higher-contrast grade colors.
After you pick an element, a brief outline confirms the region you chose, and the extension no longer creates a monitor on its own. Keyword and AI rules are limited to that region, and watching it for any change is now a separate button.
Find the feed behind almost any site, read everything in a clean three-pane reader that stays in your browser, and turn on AI summaries and digests only if you want them.
Summaries can now be written in any of 13 output languages, following your interface language by default. ReadLens also recognizes more kinds of pages, and the free "copy prompt" mode can hand the page to 17 AI chat sites.
The extension panel is now available in 13 languages, and a floating button on each supported AI chat site opens the exporter without crowding the chat input.
Traditional Chinese joins the interface languages, covering the Spotlight search, the side panel manager and every cleanup tool.