Members, edit mode and bring your own site
Your sites can now have their own signed-in visitors and paid memberships, you can fix words and pictures yourself without AI, and you can bring a site over from Lovable.
- NEW
Members and site data
Visitors can create an account on your site with a 6-digit code sent to their email, and your site can store their data. Build a link-in-bio page where each creator edits their own links, or a blog only members can read. The new Members tab shows who signed up, lets you block someone, delete them with their data, or export everything as a CSV.
- NEW
Paid memberships
Charge for access with your own Stripe account. Members subscribe on your site, manage or cancel from a link in their account, and the Members tab shows who is paying and when their access ends. Conquer takes no cut.
- IMPROVED
Edit mode: change words and pictures without AI
Click any text in the preview and type over it. Click a picture to replace it with an upload or something from your Media. Saving makes a new version, it is free on every plan, and it is capped at 50 saves a day.
- IMPROVED
Attach photos and files in the Build box
Use the paperclip, paste a screenshot or drop a file into Build, Chat or Plan. Photos go into your Media library, and PDFs and text files are read by the AI. A pasted screenshot is treated as a reference for the look, not as a file for your site.
- IMPROVED
Bring a site from Lovable
Paste a public GitHub link, or connect GitHub for a private repository, and Conquer builds, previews and hosts the site as it is. You can keep changing it with the AI afterwards.
- IMPROVED
Chat and Plan modes, and voice
Ask questions about your site or your business in Chat, or get a reviewable plan for a bigger change in Plan. Neither changes your site. You can dictate into the Build box, the Idea chat and the first-page idea box, in the language you choose.
- POLISH
Smaller things
The Audience tab shows visitors' countries and cities. Prices show in euros in Europe and dollars elsewhere. After a deploy you get a confetti moment, and the first launch asks for a short testimonial. Open tabs now tell you when a new version of Conquer is ready to reload.