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Fixed: describing a second business edited your first one

The prompt box on your dashboard now always starts a new website. If you already had one, describing a different business used to be treated as an instruction to change the site you already had.

The prompt box on the dashboard asks "Where do you want to start?" — which reads, to anyone who already has a website with us, like the place to start a second one.

It wasn't. For owners of an existing site, whatever you typed was sent to that site's assistant as an edit. Describe a completely different business and you'd watch your working website get rewritten into it.

That box now always starts a new website, for everyone. To change a site you already have, open it — its own chat is still there and is still the right place.

And it tells you before you start, not after

If a new website isn't available on your plan — the free plan includes one, or your credits have run out — you're told before you begin, with the upgrade options right there.

Previously that check happened at the very end: you'd answer every question about the new business, sit through the setup, and only then be refused. The refusal arrived as late as it possibly could.

InMinutes Team