What’s new

Changes you can see, on the day they went live.

9 October 2026

How long the work took

The live feed on Waiting on you says how long each finished piece of work took, as measured: “took 37 s”. Nothing is estimated.

Skip a step in onboarding

Any step you have not answered has “Skip for now”. I work from what your site says, and the step stays in the list for you to answer later.

Picture ideas for your ad

The Ad tab describes three picture ideas for your campaign. Making the pictures comes with a plan.

A Start bar on your phone

On a phone, the board keeps a Start bar at the bottom once you scroll past your matches.

Your path to the first result

Waiting on you shows the steps: your site read, what fits, the first drafts, your OK — with your own numbers.

Who I can write to

The board shows investors you could write to today, with their cheque when they state one.

Five drafts on your board

About your company, a letter to investors, a letter to customers, an ad and a post — ready to edit.

Open my Wanna OS

Changes you can see, on the day they went live. A change that is switched off says so.

Why this page exists

A product that says "I" and runs a company should show its work. This page lists what changed on the site and in your Wanna OS, with the date, written in plain words. It does not list work that nobody can see, and it does not call something done when it is only built and still switched off.

What you get

A dated list, newest first. Each entry says what changed, where you can find it, and whether it is available now or not yet. You can see at a glance what the product does today and what it will be able to do soon.

12 October 2026

An invitation page for friends. A page at /friends for people who were invited personally: one field for the link to your product and the Start button. It does not promise a free month or a number of places; it is not listed in search.

11 October 2026

Your channels, listed. In your Wanna OS there is now a Channels screen with the platforms where a company can publish. It shows what is connected and what is not. Connecting a channel is not open yet, and the screen says "Connecting is not open yet" instead of showing a button that does nothing.

A Content screen. One main action, "Add an idea", and a small row: Posts, Library, Ideas. Each item shows in plain words whether you have said where it may be used. The Calendar and Results parts followed.

Connected channels and your data, in the privacy text. The Privacy page now says how channels are connected and how to disconnect them, and has a "Delete your data" section. The old data-deletion address, which showed nothing before, now takes you to it.

A new home page, and five pages that explain it. The front page was rebuilt around what Wanna does for a business, B2B and B2C, with separate pages for how it works, autonomy and control, the two roads, everything Wanna does, and the example path.

A connection for Calendly, switched off. In Connections there is a line for Calendly marked "Not available yet", with a way to ask for it. It cannot be turned on until the connection is set up on our side.

A blog. A blog page exists at /blog. Its first article is not published yet, and the page is not listed in search.

9 October 2026

How long the work took. The live feed on Waiting on you says how long each finished piece of work took, as measured: "took 37 s". Nothing is estimated.

Skip a step in onboarding. Any step you have not answered has "Skip for now". I work from what your site says, and the step stays in the list for you to answer later.

Picture ideas for your ad. The Ad tab describes three picture ideas for your campaign. Making the pictures comes with a plan.

A Start bar on your phone. On a phone, the board keeps a Start bar at the bottom once you scroll past your matches.

Your path to the first result. Waiting on you shows the steps: your site read, what fits, the first drafts, your OK, with your own numbers.

Who I can write to. The board shows investors you could write to today, with their cheque when they state one.

Five drafts on your board. About your company, a letter to investors, a letter to customers, an ad and a post, ready to edit.

What we can show, with dates

The most honest line of any changelog is the state of the product itself. These numbers were read from wannable.ai/live on 12 October 2026, 02:40 UTC: 1 company on the OS, 0 sign-ups in the last 7 days, 0 actions that went outside, 0 paying customers. Wanna is an early version, and the Trust page lists what it does not have yet, for example a security audit report.

What this list does not include

It does not include changes nobody can see, and it does not promise what is coming. A change that is built but switched off is listed as switched off, with the reason. It does not date a change by when it was written; it dates it by the day it went live.

Questions people ask

How current is this page? Each entry carries the date it went live. The newest entry is at the top.

Why list something that is switched off? Because you should know it exists and why you cannot use it yet.

Can I ask for a change? Yes. Tell us what you would like, and if we build it, it appears here with its date.

Is there a record of what Wanna itself shipped? Yes. The /log page lists what Wanna shipped and measured in the last seven days.

Open your Wanna OS

Open my Wanna OS and see which of these you can use today.