Changelog

The plugin formerly known as Outbees is now Mailyard Pro, the paid campaigns tier of the free Mailyard plugin.

Changed

• New identity throughout. Beta installs need a clean reinstall.
• The free Mailyard plugin is now required. Sending, failover and bounce handling all come from it.
• Licensing and updates moved to Freemius. A lapsed licence loses updates, not features.
• The “Sent with” footer credit is gone. Your emails carry only your brand.

Saddle connects your site to Claude or ChatGPT. It installs read-only, asks before deleting anything, and cannot run code.

New

• Write and edit posts, pages, media and categories.
• Build and edit pages with real blocks, using your theme’s own colours and spacing.
• Optional site management: settings, plugins, themes and cache.
• Three access levels, starting at read-only, with a switch for every tool.
• Two-step confirmation before anything is deleted, plus a pause switch and an activity log.
• Sign-in support for apps that cannot use a pasted key, such as ChatGPT connectors. Off by default.
• Import stock photos from Unsplash with automatic credit, using your own key.
• Page quality checks with a scored report.

Fixed

• Apps that sign in instead of using a pasted key were stuck on read-only, whatever you had set. ChatGPT does this. You now pick the access level when you approve the app.
• Some apps connected fine and then reported the site had no actions they could use.
• Saving your access level could say it worked and change nothing on some hosts.

Security

• A confirmation can no longer be reused to run something different from what you previewed.
• Renaming a key can no longer widen what it can do.
• Write access can pause automatically if your site’s domain changes.

New

• Your assistant reads your actual Divi colours, fonts and presets, so it designs with your brand.
• Set up a starter design system on a new Divi site, previewed before anything is written.
• Section templates for Divi: hero, features, pricing, testimonials, call to action and FAQ.

New

• Score a saved Divi page on structure, ignored styles, and design and accessibility problems. Build, check, fix by address, check again.
• Agree the palette, accent budget and spacing scale before building, and every later check holds each module to it.
• Checks that catch the generic AI look: rows of identical centred cards, and modules tied to a preset while overriding it locally.
• Your site’s whole Divi setup in one call, so a session no longer starts by rediscovering it.

Fixed

• The module list went stale for 12 hours after activating or deactivating a module pack.

New

• Divi pages now work with the page review, which checks button contrast, spacing and mixed accent colours against your own styles and reports concrete fixes.
• Every Divi edit reports which fields actually applied and which were ignored, checked against each module’s real schema, so a mistyped setting is noticed immediately.

Fixed

• Saving a page could turn a published page back into a draft. Its status is now kept on every save, and the response says the real status and link.

New

• Guidance on which Divi module fits which job, so an assistant stops hand-building things out of bare headings, text and buttons.
• The button settings now document the toggle a filled button needs, so styled buttons stop coming out as outlines.

Fixed

• A style written by an assistant was stored in a form Divi never reads, so backgrounds, colours, fonts, spacing and alignment silently did nothing. They now take effect.
• The style reference returned the wrong paths for some groups, which is why heading colours and sizes were being ignored.

New

• Assistants are told which Divi module packs you have installed, and are steered towards a purpose-built module rather than composing one out of primitives.

New

• Read and manage your Divi global colours, fonts and design variables, so a change updates every page.
• List, apply, create, edit and delete module style presets, and set a default.
• Display conditions, the Divi Library, and the Theme Builder.
• Styling groups are exposed separately from content, so an assistant styles with the right paths.

Security

• Anything site-wide needs the highest access level, every destructive change previews and asks first, and built-in colours and default presets are protected.

New

• Read your Divi setup: check it, list modules, and read a page’s structure.
• Build or replace a whole page, and add, edit or move single modules.
• Query loops, so a module repeats over posts, terms, users, roles or menus.
• Bind a module’s fields to live values like a post title or featured image.

Security

• Every write is checked before saving and is recoverable from revisions. Removing a module with children previews first. Divi 4 pages and non-Divi content are refused, never overwritten.

New

• Segments. Filter your contacts, save it as a segment, then send to it. Membership is worked out at send time, so the preview count matches what goes out.
• Filter contacts by source and customer type, so data from integrations is usable for targeting.
• Real-time Freemius sync. Customers are grouped per product as they install, buy, renew or churn.
• Schedule a campaign for later, using your site’s timezone.
• Filter contacts by group, and act on a selection in bulk: add to a group, change status, or delete.

Improved

• A clearer contact import, with a step indicator, drag and drop, and live progress.
• Groups are now the single way to segment. The unused Tags surface is gone.