NOLGIA

What's new

What's new in NOLGIA.

Product updates as they ship: new models, the NOLGIA Agent, the editor, the API and billing. Updated daily, grouped by week.

Longer write ups of what shipped live in Guides.

Week of September 14, 2026

  1. A generation blocked by a provider's content filter now says so on the card, tells you whether the attempt used credits, and offers Edit prompt to put your prompt back in the composer.

    • Web

Week of September 7, 2026

  1. Fixes guided preset loading, the lucky starter shortcut, skipped inputs, and recovery after direct generation.

    • Web
  2. You can now create an account with an email and password, alongside Google and Apple.

    • Web
  3. NOLGIA is now packaged for the OpenAI Plugins directory. A new plugins/chatgpt/ directory carries the manifest, six customer-facing skills and the full submission checklist, pointed at the MCP server we already run at https://mcp.nolgia.ai/mcp.

    • Agent
  4. Starting a preset now opens a guided chat that asks for your material step by step.

    • Web
  5. Presets that guide you step by step now carry a Guided tag.

    • Web
  6. Presets now guide you step by step through the inputs they need, from your own logo, photos, footage, audio or data.

    • Web
  7. Presets can now describe the inputs they need, so the app can guide you through them.

    • API
  8. Characters in chat are shown only for presets that use them, with a searchable panel instead of an ever-growing list.

    • Agent
  9. Animated cartoon is now a family: pick a style branch (storybook, anime, Saturday morning TV, retro rubber hose, stop motion clay, paper cutout, 3D feature look, preschool) for a one-tap scene, or Full episode for a whole episode with the same characters, a title and a score.

    • API
  10. Preset suggestions have time to use their expanded reasoning budget and only salvage incomplete replies when the provider reports token-limit truncation.

    • API
  11. Anyone can browse the preset catalog and every preset page without signing in.

    • Web
  12. The agent page now streams progress instead of polling, so it uses a fraction of the requests

    • Web
  13. Motion graphics now branches into eight directions, each with its own example

    • API
  14. Empty chats are no longer saved to your history: a new chat is created only when you send its first message.

    • Web
  15. Media loads faster: preview links stay stable so your browser can cache them, and videos start playing before they finish downloading.

    • API
  16. Preset suggestions give the model room to think, so a brief now gets its directions instead of a timeout.

    • API
  17. Preset suggestions stop retries in time to refund a failed request before the gateway deadline.

    • API
  18. The app makes far fewer background requests: pages load once, polling pauses when a tab is hidden, and static files are cached.

    • Web
  19. Preset suggestions wait long enough for the model to finish writing.

    • API
  20. Preset pages now offer directions: a parent preset shows the versions under it plus a "describe your own" path, and every preset page can suggest directions tailored to your brief for 1 credit.

    • Web
  21. Directions under Musical performance run as one-tap videos like their parent.

    • API
  22. Fixed a bug that made the app re-check your session constantly in the background.

    • Web
  23. Your NOLGIA Agent can now edit part of an image with a mask, add lip sync from a voice track, and pick how much detail the GPT Image models spend on a render.

    • Agent
  24. Preset pages can now offer directions under a family, with suggestions tailored to your brief.

    • API
  25. feat(presets): generalize the logo and musician presets and rename two cards (migration 000102)

    • API
  26. The logo animation playbook now covers any original studio-style opener, and the musical performance playbook covers any instrument, performer and setting.

    • Agent
  27. Preset pages can now show audio examples.

    • Web
  28. Preset pages can now show audio examples.

    • API
  29. The region editor now shows how much of the image you have painted and warns when the window is too small to hold the object or so large the model tends to return a blank region, and both the painter and the request summary explain that the prompt should describe the whole scene, not only the change.

    • Web
  30. presets: spreadsheet and animated spreadsheet, measured (preset-workflows 1.14.18)

    • Agent
  31. Editing part of an image with a mask is now offered only on the models that keep the rest of the picture intact, and the API explains how to write a prompt the mask will follow.

    • API
  32. Microsoft MAI-Image 2.6, 2.6 Flash, 2.5 and 2.5 Pro now edit: one reference image per request, downscaled to a 2048 px long edge before dispatch and published as image.reference_long_edge_max. Their credits move to cover that render: 6, 3, 6 and 10 at native, with the 2k/4k upscale tiers up by the same two credits.

    • API
  33. GPT Image models now have a Render quality setting in the image console, separate from the upscale tier: Auto, Low, Medium and High cost the base rate, while Extra high and Max on GPT Image 2.5 add 11 and 24 credits per image, shown before you generate and on the pricing page.

    • Web
  34. GPT Image models gain higher quality settings: extra high and max.

    • API
    • Billing
  35. Video presets keep their sound on by default, and image prompts about objects no longer get portrait styling added.

    • API
  36. Six new video models are live, led by Wan 3.0 as the new text to video default, and Wan 2.7 brings reference image control to the Wan family for the first time.

    • Web
  37. Edit just one part of an image: on the GPT Image models, attach a reference, paint over the region to change, and only that area is regenerated.

    • Web
  38. Show the seven OpenRouter image models, and never offer them a reference

    • Web
  39. A new Enhance Image tool makes a picture from your library bigger and cleaner at up to 4K, keeping the same composition, for 7 credits.

    • Web
  40. Five new image models enhance a picture you already have: Topaz Standard, High Fidelity, Low Resolution, Art & CGI, and Text & Shapes, at up to 4K for 7 credits.

    • API
  41. Agents now enhance an image you already have instead of re-rolling the prompt when you ask for a bigger or sharper version.

    • Agent
  42. Bumps preset-workflows to 1.14.15 so the video roster doctrine merged in actually reaches the marketplace package.

    • Agent
  43. Six video routes join the model matrix and every agent-facing roster, with wan-3.0 documented as the default text-to-video model and wan-2.7 as the reference-to-video lane for real people.

    • Agent
  44. The ten Astra cards are live as private drafts, and the playbooks record what three production re-rolls taught about sets, signage and promises.

    • Agent
  45. The video composer can now lip sync a portrait to a voice track, and restyle footage you already have from a written instruction.

    • Web
  46. Topaz image enhancement is now available: five precision upscalers that sharpen and enlarge an image you already have, at 4K output.

    • API
  47. Lip sync and video editing are now available through the API, so a portrait and a voice track become a talking head, and footage you already have can be restyled from a text instruction.

    • API
  48. The voiceover console now shows what your script will cost as you type it, because voices are billed by the length of the text.

    • Web
  49. Fewer wasted renders: repeated requests with rejected references are stopped early, and you are only charged when the provider charged us.

    • API
    • Billing
  50. Wan 3.0 is available again and is now the default text-to-video model, joined by Wan 3.0 Prime, Wan 2.7 (reference-to-video), Wan 2.6, HappyHorse 1.0 and Seedance 1.5 Pro.

    • API
  51. Adds seven image models to the catalog: Microsoft MAI-Image 2.6, 2.6 Flash, 2.5 and 2.5 Pro, Sourceful Riverflow V2.5 Pro and Fast, and ByteDance Seedream 4.5.

    • API
  52. The platform skill now tells agents that voiceover is billed by the length of the script, so they stop batching lines to save a generation.

    • Agent
  53. Voiceover now costs by the length of your text: short lines cost less, long scripts cover their cost.

    • API
    • Billing
  54. The Restore console now groups engines by what they fix, compression damage, interlacing, grain, faces, and says in plain words what each one is for.

    • Web
  55. Edit part of an image: paint a mask and the GPT Image models change only that area.

    • API
  56. Connecting an assistant to NOLGIA over MCP now signs you in through NOLGIA instead of asking you to paste a token, and the CLI and MCP pages publish the same, correct server address.

    • Web
  57. Ten new preset playbooks completing the GPT-6 Astra showcase, and every preset in both rounds renamed after the card it came from.

    • Agent
  58. Seventeen more Topaz restore engines are now available, grouped by what they fix: denoise, deinterlace, up-res, face recovery, compression repair, motion deblur and SDR to HDR.

    • API
  59. Agent chat turns are now billed on their actual cost, never less than the published per-turn rate.

    • API
    • Billing
  60. Model doctrine now quotes live credit rates instead of hard-coded ones, and the price ladders that remain (the video/image roster and the Topaz-only source) are re-priced against the published price list and dated.

    • Agent
  61. The agent brain picker offers GLM 5.3 in place of GLM 5.2. Agents still pinned to GLM 5.2 or Kimi K3 can review the retirement notice and explicitly choose a replacement.

    • Web
  62. Nine new image models are now available: Microsoft's MAI-Image 2.6, 2.6 Flash, 2.5 and 2.5 Pro, Sourceful Riverflow V2.5 Pro and Fast, Qwen Image 3 Pro, and Seedream 5.0 Lite and 4.5.

    • API
  63. Five more video models are now routable: Wan 3.0 Prime, Wan 2.7, Wan 2.6, HappyHorse 1.0 and Seedance 1.5 Pro. MiniMax H3 Max stays on its existing fal routes until its API contract migration is deployed.

    • API
  64. Twenty-one more Topaz restoration engines are now routed through the video proxy.

    • API
  65. Grok Imagine video and image prices now reflect each resolution's real cost.

    • API
    • Billing
  66. Presets that used Kling now run on Seedance or MiniMax H3.

    • API
  67. Model doctrine now quotes live credit rates instead of hard-coded ones, and the two price ladders that remain are re-priced against the published price list and dated.

    • Agent
  68. Twelve new preset playbooks distilled from the GPT-6 Astra showcase, each with its element checklist registered so its first run is gated.

    • Agent
  69. Agent brains: GLM 5.3 replaces GLM 5.2, and the roster is now four brains.

    • API
  70. Presets that used Kling now run on Seedance or MiniMax H3.

    • Agent
  71. New NOLGIA MCP page: connect NOLGIA to Claude Code or Cursor and recreate any preset from inside your assistant.

    • Web
  72. Presets that used Kling now run on Seedance or MiniMax H3.

    • Web
  73. Presets that used Kling now run on Seedance or MiniMax H3.

    • Agent
  74. Generations no longer fail when our servers scale down mid-render; interrupted work resumes automatically.

    • API
  75. Preset cards are cleaner: click a preset's name to open its page; the separate Details button is gone.

    • Web
  76. Prices for some video and audio models rose by about 10 percent so every model covers its cost at every plan.

    • API
    • Billing
  77. GPT-6 Astra can now be chosen as your agent's brain.

    • Web
  78. Your NOLGIA Agent runs the latest command line tools, so it can read each model's prompt limits before it spends anything and work with share links, your credit history and preset details directly.

    • Agent
  79. _No user-facing change._

    • API
  80. Kling models are no longer selectable while the provider account is unavailable; the pickers show them greyed out and Create opens on its usual default instead.

    • Web
  81. Image presets now only use brands you mention and never add real logos on their own.

    • API
  82. Kling models are temporarily unavailable while we restore the provider account.

    • API
  83. FLUX 3 Video is listed in the video picker and on the pricing page.

    • Web
  84. Your agent can now run GPT-6 Astra, OpenAI's most capable model, for the hardest work: complex reasoning, coding, research and long documents. It costs 170 credits a turn against the default brain's 10, it takes effect on your very next message, and your agent will quote you the price and wait for you to ask before it ever moves you onto it.

    • Agent
  85. The agent no longer suggests GPT Image 2 for new work and reaches for GPT Image 2.5 instead.

    • Agent
  86. Sell GPT-6 Astra as an agent brain at 280 credits per turn

    • API
  87. GPT Image 2 is marked legacy and moved down the image picker; GPT Image 2.5 is the recommended choice.

    • Web
  88. Text to speech requests longer than 4,000 characters are now refused with a clear error instead of being sent to the provider.

    • API
  89. Attaching reference images that are too large together now fails instantly with a clear message, instead of starting a render that dies a few seconds later.

    • API
  90. Kling Image 3.0 now costs 3 credits instead of 112, and ElevenLabs Music 60 instead of 70.

    • API
    • Billing
  91. Switching your agent's brain now takes effect on the next message.

    • Web
  92. Corrected the credit price of two image models that were being sold below their provider cost: GPT Image 1 now costs 13 credits (was 4) and Grok Imagine Image 2.0 now costs 3 credits (was 2).

    • API
    • Billing
  93. The pricing FAQ now quotes the real range of video clip prices from the live price list.

    • Web
  94. Reference images without a reference video now show the correct reference-to-video price in the video composer, instead of a lower estimate and a note about a discount that no longer applies.

    • Web
    • Billing
  95. Preset doctrine now quotes the live video prices: MiniMax H3 768p drafts at 33 credits per 5s, Seedance 2.0 reference-to-video at 76, and flux-3-video continuation at 108/135 when a reference video is attached.

    • Agent
  96. Credit prices for Seedance 2.0 reference-to-video, Hailuo 3 at 768p and Flux 3 Video continuation renders now reflect their measured provider cost.

    • API
    • Billing
  97. Preset names across the site now match their plain-language names (for example Social media ad instead of UGC Ad).

    • Web
  98. Preset production workflows now print the same plain-language preset names customers see on the cards, with each preset's slug kept in the title so routing and delivery gates stay addressed by slug.

    • Agent
  99. Timeline renders now appear in your usage history.

    • API
  100. Five image presets now run on GPT Image 2.5 Flare instead of GPT Image 2: Billboard, Cover art, Logo, Poster and YouTube thumbnail. Each was validated with a real render on the new model first, using the preset's own production prompt. Flare is faster and, with the GPT Image 2.5 re-pricing, cheaper to run.

    • API
  101. Presets now say what they are in plain language. The catalog no longer uses acronyms or insider shorthand in a preset's name ("UGC Ad" is now "Social media ad", "Fit Check" is "Outfit try-on", "App and SaaS Ad" is "App ad"), and every name is written in sentence case. Links, saved work and the preset pages are unchanged: only the display names moved.

    • API
  102. GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst and Flare now cost 8 credits per image, down from 22, after measuring their real cost.

    • Web
    • Billing
  103. GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst and Flare now cost 8 credits instead of 22, making them both better and cheaper than GPT Image 2, and the agent fleet's doctrine has been corrected to match.

    • Agent
  104. The API pricing page now shows every model's credit rate as soon as you open it, and keeps up when a price changes.

    • Web
  105. GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst and Flare now cost 8 credits instead of 22 (2K 21, 4K 58), after measuring that they use far fewer tokens per render than GPT Image 2.

    • API
  106. Marketing links to a preset now carry their campaign into the chat they start, so campaigns can be measured.

    • Web
  107. Switching your agent's brain now takes effect on your next message instead of waiting several minutes for the agent to restart.

    • API
    • Agent
  108. The API pricing page lists published per-model credit rates by quality tier, keeps pending prices visible, and includes every selectable audio model.

    • Web
  109. Keyframes can now be copied and pasted between clips, and every keyframe carries an easing picker with a live preview curve.

    • Web
    • Editor
  110. New image generations default to GPT Image 2.5 Flare; Sunburst stays one click away for detailed work.

    • Web
  111. Chat sessions launched from a preset can now record the marketing campaign that produced them. POST /agent/sessions takes an optional campaign object carrying the five standard UTM dimensions, the session read model serves it back, and a new admin report counts launches per preset per campaign over a date range.

    • API
  112. The agent fleet's image doctrine is back on GPT Image 2 as the default, with the GPT Image 2.5 pair explicitly gated as not yet servable while OpenAI organization verification is pending.

    • Agent
  113. Model prices are now published at GET /pricing/models, readable without an API key, so a price list can be built from the same numbers the API bills from.

    • API
  114. New image generations default to GPT Image 2.5 Flare; Sunburst stays one click away for detailed work.

    • Web
  115. GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst and Flare are available in the image picker, with Sunburst as the new default.

    • Web
  116. GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst and Flare are available in the image picker, with Sunburst as the new default.

    • Agent
  117. GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst and Flare are available for image generation and editing.

    • API
  118. Per-credit prices on the pricing page and the top-up control now read in dollars with their exact decimals instead of cents.

    • Web
    • Billing
  119. The pricing page now has an Individual / Business & Enterprise / API switch, per-audience plan cards with live team seat math, a searchable feature comparison, and a grouped FAQ.

    • Web
  120. A public What's new page at nolgia.com/changelog lists product updates as they ship, grouped by week.

    • Web
  121. Keyframes are easier to discover: click an empty lane to add one, use the plus button at the playhead, and no Alt click is needed.

    • Editor
  122. Motion properties can be keyframed over time, with expanded track lanes for editing keyframes.

    • Editor
  123. Billing shows your usage history with a chart, an itemized ledger and CSV export.

    • Billing
  124. Preset pages show use cases, examples, longer descriptions and the recommended models.

    • Web
  125. Pricing is easy to find from the landing page on every screen size.

    • Web
  126. The billing page has one clear layout, and you can change plans in the app with the cost shown before you confirm.

    • Billing
  127. The API returns an itemized credit ledger and a usage summary for your billing period.

    • API
    • Billing
  128. Top up credits with one control where you choose the exact amount.

    • Billing
  129. Media clips in the editor have Motion controls for position, scale, rotation, opacity and anchor, with on screen handles in the monitor.

    • Editor
  130. Every preset has a shareable public page with a launch button, plus a short /p link for campaigns.

    • Web
  131. Switching the NOLGIA Agent brain shows live progress in the chat, and your message sends when the switch finishes.

    • Agent
  132. Studio columns and the monitor to timeline split are resizable, and your layout is remembered.

    • Editor
  133. The agent read reports brain switch progress, and messages sent during a switch are queued instead of failing.

    • API
    • Agent
  134. The Studio monitor puts preview quality in the transport bar, keeps its controls in fullscreen, and shows live shortcut tooltips.

    • Editor
  135. You can rate NOLGIA Agent replies with a thumbs up or down and share finished images and videos with a durable link.

    • Web
    • Agent
  136. Project Media and Library offer a list view with sorting, you can create a new timeline inside the editor, the toolbar never scrolls, and adding an audio track is one click.

    • Editor
  137. The NOLGIA Agent shows its name and current brain in the chat header, and its activity reads in plain language.

    • Agent
  138. Generation progress shows on every page, thumbnails stay sharp after a backgrounded tab, and a Notify me toggle tells you when a run is ready.

    • Web
  139. Start creating and the landing page prompt box open a fresh NOLGIA Agent chat right away.

    • Web
    • Agent
  140. Share links for assets and renders are durable and revocable through the API.

    • API
  141. Project settings let you change the frame rate, and editor shortcuts are customizable with Premiere Pro and CapCut presets.

    • Editor
  142. You can sign in with Apple, and your session stays signed in across tabs and reloads.

    • Web
  143. A left rail follows you through the app with Create video, Timeline editor, Presets, Library and Projects, plus a Continue where you left off section that remembers your last chat and timeline.

    • Web
  144. Every NOLGIA Agent runs the NOLGIA persona with a customer facing conversation style.

    • Agent

Week of August 31, 2026

  1. Image jobs on queued routes get up to 10 minutes to finish, and a content moderation rejection shows a clear message instead of a generic failure.

    • API
  2. Kling jobs that cannot start fail within seconds with a refund instead of waiting 15 minutes for a timeout.

    • API
  3. Gemini 3.8 Flash can be selected as a NOLGIA Agent brain through the API at 25 credits per turn.

    • API
    • Agent
  4. Gemini 3.8 Flash is available as a NOLGIA Agent brain at 25 credits per turn.

    • Agent
    • Billing
  5. Reve 2.1, Seedream 5.0 Pro, Ideogram v4 and Qwen Image 3 are available for image generation and editing.

    • Web
  6. Reve 2.1, Seedream 5 Pro, Ideogram v4 and Qwen Image 3 are available through the API for image generation and editing.

    • API
  7. Nine new models joined the catalog: Nano Banana Pro and 2 Lite, GPT Image 1.5, Grok Imagine 2.0, Veo 3.1 Lite, Eleven v3 Conversational, HappyHorse 1.1, and Seedance 2.0 Fast and Mini.

    • Web
  8. Nine new models are available through the API, including Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 1.5, Grok Imagine 2.0, Veo 3.1 Lite and Eleven v3 Conversational.

    • API
  9. Model pickers now list models best first by the current leaderboards, with Seedance 2.5 the default for video and ElevenLabs v3 for voiceover.

    • Web
  10. Seedance 2.5 is available for video generation, covering text to video, first and last frame animation, and reference stills.

    • Web
  11. Seedance 2.5 is available through the API for text to video, first and last frame, and reference based generation.

    • API