November 2026 · For current behavior, see
Integrations and
The Interface.
What Shipped
Ask Brew to connect a tool and the setup now happens right in the chat. No trip to Settings, no coming back to pick up where you left off. Brew shows a card with the provider’s logo, and the card runs the right setup for that provider:
The card watches the connection. Once it’s live, Brew checks it and carries on
with what you asked for. For a webhook, that happens once you’ve saved the
secret.
Keys and secrets go into the provider’s form, never into your chat message.
Not now skips the setup.
Disconnecting works the same way. Ask Brew to disconnect HubSpot, confirm on the
card, and it’s done.
Connection Health at a Glance
Webhook integrations such as Supabase, Shopify, and Clerk now tell you when their events aren’t getting through. If the signing secret in the provider doesn’t match the one in Brew, the integration reads Needs attention, with a banner that says what to fix. If it keeps happening for about two hours, you get one bell notification.Ask Brew to Lay Out Your Emails
On a group’s canvas, Brew can now see the order of your emails and where each one sits. Say “put the welcome series left to right, reminders in a row below” and it moves them. It can lay emails out in a row, in one row per branch, or in a grid. Sizes never change. If you don’t like it, “undo that” puts them back.Smaller Things in the Chat
- Drop files anywhere in the chat. The whole thread is a drop zone now, not just the message box, and the file picker takes several files at once (up to 12).
- Edits say what changed. After an edit, Brew lists what changed in the email. If nothing needed changing, it says so. If it swapped one of your photos for a generated one, it tells you.
- Clearer numbers. When Brew reports on a send, it labels whether each figure counts people or events, and keeps delivered (accepted by the receiving server) separate from inbox placement.