Changelog
What’s new in RadiusPilot
Every change worth knowing, newest first, and what comes next.
Sharper analysis, a clearer map
RadiusPilot 1.0 beta for testers: a map you can read at a glance, business pages that explain every point of the score, a website audit as a checklist, Québec checks and a RadiusPilot AI that knows each kind of business.
- The map never stacks scores on top of each other: nearby businesses fold into one group that splits as you zoom, a card shows each one on hover, and on a phone the list slides up from the bottom
- A business’s page explains its score: one paragraph on what’s missing and where to start, each factor with its points and its source, and this area’s median rating and reviews
- More from each listing at no extra cost: opening periods, price level, wheelchair access, the number of photos and services such as reservations, takeout or delivery
- The website audit is now a checklist of 8 checks that fill in as they run; in the web app, speed, security, search basics and site history run through RadiusPilot’s server too
- Québec compliance: French-language content (Bill 96) and privacy (Law 25) signals for businesses in Québec, worded as things to verify, never as legal advice
- RadiusPilot AI knows each kind of business: a structured analysis, an action plan and answers to your questions about it
- The Windows test version still hasn’t run on a real Windows PC
RadiusPilot 1.0 beta
The first version for test clients: RadiusPilot AI built in, beta access on request, and an assistant on this website that answers questions about RadiusPilot.
- RadiusPilot AI writes outreach, pitches, reports, proposals and posts with nothing to connect, within a daily allowance, in the web app and the Windows app
- Codex, ChatGPT or your own API key still come first when you connect one
- The website builder opens to beta testers first; everyone else sees it coming soon
- Ask for access on the beta page: an AI agent reads each request, and you can ask for a person to review its decision
- Ask RadiusPilot, on every page of this website, answers from this website’s own pages
- Every account starts on an empty workspace of its own: the invented demo workspace lives only in the live demo on this website
- Dozens of fixes from a page-by-page check: imported businesses aren’t scored as low any more, estimates say they’re estimates, a failed scan leaves nothing behind and gives up sooner, and plans list only what they really change
- The Windows test version still hasn’t run on a real Windows PC
Credits, pay as you go and the RadiusPilot API
Every plan now includes credits for Verify listing, RadiusPilot AI and the API, and the RadiusPilot API opens in beta.
- Pro includes 300, 600 or 1,200 credits a month, Agency 1,000, 2,000 or 4,000; plan prices are unchanged
- Starter starts with 25 credits, then pays as you go, from $0.22 a credit; top-ups on Pro and Agency start at $0.09
- Scans in your plan, imports, exports, the map, the website audit and the tools never use credits
- Out of credits, an action stops before it starts; nothing is charged automatically, and a failed action gives its credits back
- The RadiusPilot API, in beta: business search with scores, website checks and RadiusPilot AI drafts, for accepted beta testers with 50 credits to try it
- Payments still aren’t live: buying credits in the app is simulated
Pitchable is RadiusPilot again
Same app, same P logo, back to its first name.
- The RadiusPilot name everywhere in the app and on this website
- On its first start, the Windows app moves its data folder back to %LOCALAPPDATA%\RadiusPilot, with your workspaces, settings and sign-ins
- Backups and exports made under either name still import
- Like the rest of the Windows test version, this hasn’t run on a real Windows PC yet
Your data, locked down
Workspaces encrypted on your PC, backups protected with a password, and buttons to delete a workspace or your account.
- Windows app: workspace files and your two-step key are encrypted by Windows for your Windows account
- Backups are protected with a password (AES-256) by default; without it, nobody can open the file
- Delete a workspace in Settings › Data, or your account in Settings › Profile, after confirming it’s you
- Many screens fixed on phones and in French, and a summary written by rules no longer says AI
- The encryption is checked by tests; the app still hasn’t run on a real Windows PC
RadiusPilot in your browser
The web app runs RadiusPilot in a browser on your computer, with nothing to install. Your account and your workspaces stay in that browser.
- Real scans, scores, outreach drafts, automations, AI Builder and the website editor
- Site speed, Email health, Site history, QR codes, Post maker, and Brand kit from a logo
- Website checks during scans, Site technology, Published contacts, sending from your mailbox and AI stay in the Windows app
- Move your work to the Windows app with a backup from Settings › Data
RadiusPilot is now Pitchable
Same app, same P logo, a new name for what it helps you do: find the local businesses worth pitching, and pitch them with facts.
- Your workspaces, settings and sign-ins carry over: on its first start, the app moves its data folder to %LOCALAPPDATA%\Pitchable
- Backups and CSV exports made under the old name still import
- This website keeps its address for now
A test version to download
RadiusPilot for Windows can be downloaded as a test version: a zip with the app, nothing to install.
- It hasn’t run on a real Windows computer yet, and it isn’t code-signed
- Your workspaces stay on your PC
AI writing with your own account
In the Windows app, RadiusPilot can write with Codex on your PC, your ChatGPT account or an OpenAI API key. Without one, it keeps using its templates.
- Emails, website copy, edits in the website editor, automation steps and market report text
- Everything it writes is labelled AI-generated, and nothing is sent without you
- A daily limit for the analysis it runs in the background
- Report figures stay RadiusPilot’s own: the AI’s text has no numbers in it
A website editor for AI Builder
Open an AI Builder site on a canvas and edit it like a design tool.
- Layers, blocks, an inspector and three screen sizes
- Components you reuse across pages, with their own text on each copy
- An image library for your photos and logos
- Alt to measure, align and distribute, hover and pressed states
- Export the site as HTML
Automations
Workflows that run on their own: a trigger, then the steps you choose.
- Start from a template, or write the steps as a sentence
- Schedules, conditions, and approvals before anything is sent
- Sequences now live here
One-click diagnosis and CSV import
Check a business’s website in one click, and bring in the businesses you already have.
- Diagnosis: speed, email health, technology and history, graded A to F, with lines for your pitch
- Import businesses, prospects and clients from a CSV file, from Excel, Google Sheets or your CRM
- Imported businesses get no made-up scores
A simpler menu and a new Analytics
The sidebar went from about 30 entries to 18, and the app starts faster.
- Today holds your plan, tasks, summary and activity; Inbox holds mail and messages
- Businesses holds the best opportunities, and Reports moved into AI Builder
- Analytics: five numbers against the previous period, a daily or weekly chart, and highlights
- Pages load when you open them, so the first screen shows sooner
No storage limit, and Tools in six languages
Bigger workspaces, backups, and Tools pages in every interface language.
- Workspaces are saved as files on your PC, past the browser’s 5 MB limit
- Back up and restore them in Settings, then Data
- The Tools pages in French, Spanish, German, Portuguese and Italian
A bigger website
The website grew from one page to a full site.
- Pages for the product, the tools, solutions, pricing with a full comparison, and this changelog
- A help center with step-by-step guides
- A live demo page that runs the real app in the browser, on a computer
- Security, privacy and terms pages
Published contacts
The eighth tool: the phone, email, form and social links a business publishes on its own website, with the page each one is on.
- Reads the homepage and up to five contact, about or team pages of the same site
- Marks role and personal-looking addresses, and pages that say they don’t want unsolicited messages
- Addresses a site hides from robots aren’t decoded: you get the page to open instead
- “Use as business email” keeps the address with the page it came from
- A “Before you write” reminder about Canada’s anti-spam law
The unsubscribe line is always on
Every outreach email now carries your mailing address and an unsubscribe line. The setting that could switch it off is gone.
- Client emails are left as they are
- Templates with their own unsubscribe link keep it instead
Seven tools
A Tools section in the sidebar, on every plan, for checking a business’s website and making something for it.
- Site speed, with Google PageSpeed
- Email health: MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC
- Site technology: about 130 technologies, with what’s out of date
- Site history, from the Internet Archive
- QR codes, Colour kit and Post maker, made on your computer
A new sign-in, first run and home
The app got a new frame and a calmer home screen.
- Email-first sign-in, with two-step verification and backup codes
- A five-step first run with a live preview of your workspace
- A new sidebar with sections that fold, and a breadcrumb bar on every page
- Home with quick links, recents and sticky notes; Your work with leads, scans, reports and activity
The website, with the real app inside
This website went live, with the app itself running at the top of the home page.
- Light and dark, sized for laptops, tablets and phones
- The live preview opens on the home screen and keeps the main screens one click away
RadiusPilot 1.0
The first version, in one Windows app.
- Real scans with no API key, plus demo markets to try every screen
- Opportunity scores from the facts found, ScopeMap, businesses, opportunities and analytics
- Mail from your own mailbox, sequences, an email builder, offers and proposals
- AI Builder drafts, a pipeline, tasks, reports and clients
- Six interface languages, light and dark
Roadmap
Coming next
What we’re building now, and what’s planned. No dates: an item moves up when it ships.
Tell us what you need- In progress
Tested on real Windows PCs
Running the test version on real Windows computers and fixing what they find.
- In progress
Accounts on this website
Create an account with your email and a password, follow your support tickets, manage your security.
- Planned
Cloud sync
Your workspaces on a server in Canada, the same on every computer and in the web app.
- Planned
Google ratings and reviews
From Google’s official Places API, labelled as Google data, next to the facts a scan finds.
- Planned
A portal for your clients
One page where a client sees their report, their proposal and their site.
- Planned
CRM sync and webhooks
With custom domains and priority scanning: announced on the paid plans, not built yet.
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