Updated onNovember 4, 2026
Date:04/09/2026

Scheduled blog posts, embeds in posts, and voice input for your site's AI chat

In TeleportHQ's 4 September 2026 release, a blog post can wait for a date you pick and then publish itself, and a post can hold videos, maps, social posts and forms from other sites. Visitors can speak to your site's AI Assistant Chat instead of typing, and the Figma plugin's Export as a new project opens your design again.

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Scheduled blog posts

In TeleportHQ's blog editor, click Schedule next to a post's Status, pick a Publishing date and save. The post becomes Scheduled: it stays hidden until that moment, then publishes itself and appears on your published site within seconds, without publishing the project again. Times are in your timezone, and choosing any other status clears the date. A scheduled post carries a Scheduled badge in the Blog panel, and the admin panel on your site can schedule posts too. A new Creation date field sets a post's own date, which orders both the editor's post list and your blog, newest first. Scheduling needs the built-in TeleportHQ database: on a project with another database, Schedule is unavailable. See How to schedule a blog post.

The TeleportHQ blog post panel with the Scheduled button active and the Publishing date field set to a future date, both highlighted

Embeds in blog posts

TeleportHQ's blog editor has an embed button, Add an embed — a video, a social post, a map, a form. On Paste a link, paste an address such as a YouTube link; on Embed code, paste the code the other site gave you. A preview shows what the published post will show. Pick a Width of 50%, 75% or 100% and an Alignment (with Left and Right, the text wraps beside the embed), add a caption, and click Insert embed. Click an embed in the post to change its width, alignment or caption, replace it or remove it. Embeds also work in the blog editor of your site's admin panel. See How to write and publish a blog post.

Voice input in the AI Assistant Chat

The AI Assistant Chat that TeleportHQ adds to a web app for your visitors has a microphone in its message box. Visitors click it and speak, and their words appear in the box. Saying "stop listening" or "mic off" stops the microphone and keeps the text, and saying "send it" sends the message. Closing the chat stops the microphone. It works in browsers that support speech recognition. Chats added before this release get the microphone too, and visitors see it once you publish again. Workflows get a matching Voice Dictation step. See How to add an AI chatbot to your web app.

Improvements

  • Blog post SEO: each post has its own No Index, Custom Canonical and Custom Redirect settings, the same ones a page has. Left off, a post follows its blog post page's settings. Posts set to No Index or redirected elsewhere are left out of your sitemap and llms.txt. See How to set SEO for a blog post.
  • Figma plugin: a design you send with Export as a new project opens in the editor first, before the welcome questions and the release notes, and an account with one workspace no longer has to pick it. If the import fails, TeleportHQ says so instead of showing an empty editor. Pasting with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V works as soon as the design opens. See How to turn a Figma design into a website.
  • Tips in the editor: TeleportHQ shows one-time tips for things that are easy to miss: creating users and giving them roles, saving a backup, designing for other screen sizes, adding languages, arranging the sidebar and earning tokens by referring people. You get at most one every three days, and the backup, screen size and referral tips are skipped once you use those.
  • No more BETA labels: nothing in TeleportHQ is marked BETA any more. What those labels explained, such as what changes when a project becomes interactive, now sits behind an i next to the option.

Fixes

  • Export as a new project in TeleportHQ's Figma plugin opens the window that saves your design as a project again. Before, TeleportHQ opened and nothing happened.
  • A page with a show-when condition that points to a state or setting that no longer exists no longer fails with an error on the published site or in downloaded code. The element is hidden instead.
  • A page redirect set to 301 - Permanent or 302 - Temporary answers with that code on the published site. Before, it answered with 308 or 307.
  • Dragging an element's resize handle past its minimum or maximum size now resizes it. Before, the handle did nothing, which was common in imported designs.
  • When the AI designs a store, its product cards and cart items keep each product's own picture. Before, the AI could add a stock photo that was the same on every product.
  • Adding a picture or an embed in the blog editor's expanded Edit Content window no longer loses your text.
  • While Blog or Authentication is being switched on, Continue stays busy, so a second click no longer starts it twice.
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