The tenth major release · est. 2016
A decade of bespoke content - and the release that rebuilds how it's made.
Our tenth major release is the biggest leap in Tailor's history: an editor rethought from the frame out, content you build once and reuse everywhere, and an AI that handles the repetitive work so you can focus on what actually matters - all on a platform rebuilt top to bottom.
The editor you live in all day, rethought for flow - clearer structure, fewer detours, and a fresh coat of paint across every screen.
Create content and restructure your outline in the same place - add, reorder and edit anything inline, straight from the editor. No detours between screens, all wrapped in a cohesive visual refresh across the app.
Resizable, collapsible panels that keep your preferences - drag them to fit, collapse what you don't need, and pick up next time exactly where you left off.
Search every piece of content in a project, with highlighted snippets and in-place preview, so you can find any element in seconds.
A history tab right where you write: browse a page's past versions, preview any of them in place, and bring one back with a click. And when you need the big undo, roll the editor back to any point in its history.
Compose pages from reusable, preset-driven section templates - built-in guardrails keep every page on-model, so teams get consistency at scale and a guided path the AI can fill in.
Switch your project's working language and translate rich-text and text fields inline - with visual cues that flag what's still untranslated, so gaps never slip through. Reach every learner in their own language, without duplicating a single project.
Stop rebuilding the same content in five places. Author it once, link it anywhere, and let it stay in sync until you decide otherwise.
Reuse anything from another project - a single content element like a question, a page, or an entire module with everything inside it - so one question bank or a polished lesson can serve many courses at once. Linked copies stay in sync with the source automatically; edit yours and it's yours - if you change it, you own it.
Some content was never meant to be a nested outline. Model short-form, microlearning material as flat collections of entities that relate to one another - articles to authors, terms to topics, questions to skills - so bite-sized, reusable knowledge stays connected without forcing it into a tree. Relate records as you write, and if the one you need doesn't exist yet, create it straight from the picker.
Upload, import and organize a project's media into folders, search everything from one place, and trace exactly where any file is used before you change it. Web discovery pulls in what you're missing, and automatic indexing makes every asset AI-ready, so generation draws on your real library.
Not a chat box bolted on the side. It checks your work and takes the tedious parts off your hands - reviewing, drafting, formatting, finding media - and always hands you back the pen.
Your pre-publish reviewer: it scores every page against quality rubrics - clarity, credibility, accessibility and publish-readiness - flags issues and blockers, and turns each into a concrete fix, so nothing ships before it's ready.
An assistant that works alongside you - inspecting and debugging your content, searching across the whole project, and organizing and indexing your media so nothing slips through. Point it at your content library and it can repurpose what's already there - turning a PDF into schema-ready content, say. And when you want a head start, it'll draft a first pass - a block, a page or a structured section - but it's here to support your work, never to replace it.
Topic-aware discovery surfaces the right images and media for exactly the part of your content you're working on, and pulls them straight into your library, ready to use.
Smaller moves that quietly make a big difference.
File, video, flashcards, sequence and raw-HTML blocks join the toolbox - more ways to explain, demonstrate, and check what sticks.
Light and dark themes, plus a color system to rebrand the entire app to match your identity.
Bulk-delete projects, skip invite emails for SSO users, and publish project access to connected systems.
Export a whole project - content, structure and media - as a portable snapshot and import it into another environment; bundled files land straight in the asset library.
A well-made jacket is judged by its lining. The quiet work that makes everything above feel effortless.
Per-action handlers with validated schemas and a service layer, near-total TypeScript front and back, and a generated OpenAPI spec with a typed client.
A schema-driven standard for every element and container - content validates consistently across the platform, and the AI always knows exactly what shape to generate.
Foundations moved forward across the board, so Tailor stays fast, secure and easy to build on.
Health checks with CloudWatch alarms and email + Slack alerts, a much faster CI pipeline, and expanded functional, visual and accessibility coverage.