Updated onNovember 4, 2026
Date:01/09/2026

Interactive projects for every account, with workflows, sign-in, stores, blogs and an AI chat

From TeleportHQ's 1 September 2026 release, every TeleportHQ account can make an interactive project: a site with workflows, sign-up and login, an online store, a blog, an admin panel and an AI chat for its visitors. The same release adds discount codes, 3D models, audio and numbered pages, lets you pick a template before a project exists, and gives an interactive project that needs its own subscription 7 days of full access. It also covers the releases of 26 and 27 August 2026.

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Interactive projects for every account

Until 1 September 2026, TeleportHQ's interactive features were marked as coming soon on the dashboard and in the editor. From this release, every account can make an Interactive project. In + New Project, the Interactive project card ("A full app — auth, blog, e-commerce, workflows and the AI assistant") and the E-commerce card each create a project and have the AI build it; starting one needs enough AI tokens. In an existing project, the first feature that needs interactivity asks Enable Interactive Features?. That choice is permanent: the project can't go back to being static, and its code can no longer be downloaded, though it still publishes from TeleportHQ. Every workspace includes one interactive project, on the trial and on paid plans, and each further one needs its own Interactive Project slot. Interactive Projects in Workspace Settings shows how many your plan includes and which projects use them. See What is a web app in TeleportHQ?

What an interactive project brings:

Workflows

A TeleportHQ workflow makes a page do things: it's a chain of steps that runs when a visitor clicks a button, submits a form or opens a page, or on a schedule. Steps can save and read data, sign visitors in, send emails and SMS, call AI and connect other apps. Open Workflows in the left sidebar and click Add Workflow, or ask the AI Assistant to build one. A scheduled workflow's trigger shows the Endpoint it calls on your published site. See What are workflows? and How to build a workflow with AI.

Sign-up and login

TeleportHQ authentication lets visitors make an account on your site. Click the Enable authentication button on the canvas, then confirm in Activate Authentication: TeleportHQ creates the /auth/signin and /auth/signup pages, with email and password forms and sign-in with Google and Facebook. The Account elements, such as Menu, Sign Out and Delete Account, show and change the signed-in visitor's details. See How to add sign-up and login to your site.

Online stores

A TeleportHQ store sells products with one-time and recurring payments, through one or more payment providers, with a cart and a checkout. Open E-Commerce in the left sidebar and confirm Activate E-Commerce, or pick the E-commerce card in + New Project to have the AI build a whole store, with products, cart, checkout, customer accounts and an admin panel. Orders arrive in Growth → Orders. With Allow Reviews switched on in E-Commerce Setup, shoppers can add up to 5 photos to a review, and product pages get a Search reviews… box and a star-rating filter. See How to create an online store with TeleportHQ and How to turn on product reviews and favorites.

Blog

A TeleportHQ blog has posts with rich text, categories, tags and featured images, and builds a list page and a page for each post. Open Blog in the left sidebar and confirm Activate Blog. A post's Slug, the end of its address, follows its title until you type in it. A new post opens on the canvas, and View on canvas, at the top of a post's settings, shows the post you're editing. See How to add a blog to your site and How to write and publish a blog post.

Admin panel

A TeleportHQ admin panel is a set of pages on your published site where you and your team manage your data, with a dashboard of charts and statistics, a sidebar and an account menu. It needs sign-up and login first; then confirm Activate Admin Panel. See What is the admin panel?

AI Assistant Chat

TeleportHQ's AI Assistant Chat answers your site's visitors from what you teach it, such as your products and blog posts. Open AI Assistant Chat in the left sidebar and confirm Activate AI Assistant Chat: TeleportHQ adds a chat bubble and the tables for its knowledge and conversations, and you connect an AI provider with your own key. In its setup panel, under Assistant actions, switch on Add products to cart and Manage favourites, which is offered only to signed-in visitors. Under Your own actions, click Add action to let the chat run one of your custom nodes. The chat can also offer up to four answers to click. See How to add an AI chatbot to your web app.

Interactive elements and the Dashboard layout

In the TeleportHQ Elements panel, the interactive groups are open to everyone: Interactive, with Tabs, Countdown Timer, Month Calendar, Kanban Board, Motion, QR Code, Cookie Consent and Autocomplete; Drag & Drop, with Sortable List; Modals; and Structure, with layouts such as Dashboard Grid and Chat Layout. Elements can be shown or hidden by a condition, and states keep values a page reacts to. When the AI builds an interactive project, Page Layout in Design Preferences offers Dashboard: sidebar navigation with a content area. See How to add interactive elements (calendars, kanban, countdowns and more), How to show or hide elements based on a condition and How to store and use values with States.

Marketing Studio

TeleportHQ's Marketing Studio, in Growth, works with the people who sign up to your site: Contacts, Social posts, Graphics, Campaigns, Email and Automation. It needs sign-up and login in the project, and it's a paid feature. See What is the Marketing Studio?

7 days of full access for interactive projects

From this TeleportHQ release, an interactive project that needs its own subscription gets 7 days of full access. It can publish to TeleportHQ hosting with a TeleportHQ watermark, and its workflows and scheduled workflows run.

  • The editor banner and the project's dashboard card count down, for example "Site goes offline in 5 days", followed by the date.
  • If the 7 days end without a subscription, the site goes offline, its custom domain is disconnected, scheduled workflows pause and the project is archived. Its files, analytics and workflows are kept.
  • 30 days after it started, an archived project is deleted.
  • Click Subscribe project on the banner to keep it. An archived project comes back the moment you subscribe it, and the editor republishes the site without the watermark and reconnects its custom domain. Renewing the workspace's plan alone doesn't bring it back.

See Why does my web app need a slot, and what is the 7-day window?

Discount codes

A TeleportHQ store can now give discount codes. In E-Commerce Setup, switch on Vouchers, then open Manage Vouchers and click Add Voucher. A voucher has a Voucher code, which TeleportHQ makes up if you leave it empty, a Discount type of Percentage, Fixed amount or Free shipping, optional Starts and Expires dates, a Maximum uses limit and a choice of products. Shoppers type the code under Have a voucher? at checkout, and the code is checked on your site's server. On the checkout page in the editor, Test a voucher shows the discount with one of your codes, so you can design it without publishing. See How to create discount codes.

The empty TeleportHQ Vouchers panel with the Add Voucher and Generate a batch buttons

Scheduled discounts on products

A TeleportHQ store product has a new Discounts section in its settings. Mark the product down by a percentage or a fixed amount between a Starts and an Expires date, and schedule several by giving them dates that don't overlap. While a discount runs, the product card, the variant picker and the cart show the old price struck through, and the discount ends on its own. See How to put products on sale and show related products.

3D models

The new TeleportHQ 3D Model element, under Media, shows a model visitors can turn and zoom. In 3D Model Settings, click Browse 3D models to pick a free model from public libraries, and set Camera Controls, Auto-Rotate, AR, Exposure, Shadow Intensity, Zoom (%) and Alt Text. On the trial and on paid plans, you can also upload your own .glb file of up to 30 MB. A store product can have a model too: under 3D Model in the product's settings, click Add 3D model. Shoppers open it from the product's gallery, and Show 3D model by default puts it in place of the main photo on the products list and the product page. See How to add a 3D model and How to add product photos and 3D models.

Audio and sounds

The new TeleportHQ Audio element, under Media, plays a sound file on your page. In Audio Settings, click Browse audio and choose Controls, Autoplay, Loop, Muted and Preload. Any element can also play a sound: in Play Sound On, click Choose sound, pick a Trigger such as a click or hover, and set the Volume (%). You can upload your own audio files or pick from a free Sound Library. See How to add audio and play a sound on click and How to use free 3D models, game sprites and sounds.

Numbered pages, infinite scroll and Load more

A TeleportHQ list with Paginated ticked now has a Pagination type: Previous / Next or Numbered pages. Instead of pages, it can grow with Infinite scroll as visitors scroll, or with a Load more button. The page buttons work on the canvas too, so you can design page 2 and the last page. The products list of a store uses numbered pages. See How to split a long list into pages.

Pick a template before the project exists

TeleportHQ's + New Project window now shows E-commerce, Interactive project, Static project and Blank project. Static project opens a second panel with Generate with AI, Blank project and the templates under Or continue with a template. Blank project goes straight to the editor. Before, a template was picked inside the AI wizard, after a project had already been created. See How to create a new project (AI, template or blank).

Improvements

  • Billing before subscribing: owners of Trial workspaces, and of workspaces whose subscription has ended, now have a Billing tab in Workspace Settings, and a Billing entry in the workspace menu on the dashboard. Enter your company name, address, country and VAT code before you subscribe, and they appear on your first invoice. See How to add your company name and VAT number to invoices.
  • AI Providers: the Project menu has an AI Providers window, under AI Hub, for the API keys your AI workflow steps and the AI Assistant Chat use. It lists each AI provider with Configured, Key missing or Not set up, and lets you add or replace a key. When the AI Assistant needs a key from you, its setup card opens in the editor. See How to use your own AI provider keys in your web app.
  • Left sidebar: drag any of the top icons in the editor's left sidebar to move it, or focus it and press Alt with the up or down arrow. The order is saved to your account, for every project. See How to reorder the tabs in the left sidebar.
  • Translations: alt text, placeholders, titles and other attributes that visitors see or hear get a value per language, like text. The AI chat's welcome message, and its answer when it doesn't know, can be translated too. A new Lang Toggle element lists your languages side by side, such as en / es. See How to review and edit translations.
  • Example data on the canvas: the orders list, My Reviews and blog list pages can be filled with sample rows while you design them, with Preview with example orders, Preview with example reviews and Preview with example posts.
  • Publishing: TeleportHQ waits for a big project's build to finish. Before, a build that took more than two minutes was reported as a failed publish, while the site went live minutes later.
  • Command palette: Scan for leftover internal records reports what deleted elements left behind in a project, and Clean up leftover internal records removes it. The clean-up can't be undone, and it waits until no collaborator or AI is editing. See How to use the command palette.

Fixes

  • Deleting a page or a component, removing a component's rich text setting and detaching a component no longer leave hidden leftovers in the project. They could pile up until exporting failed and deleting a component crashed.
  • An AI Assistant edit that changed nothing shows a warning that it wasn't applied, instead of a green card.
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