2026.10.20 — One Store editor, a Website Studio, everything inside Activity, and Android at full parity

What’s new in 2026.10.20

Android v1.6.0: the full-parity release

The CallPages Android download page offering v1.6.0, showing the full-parity release note and the SHA-256 checksums of both builds

The CallPages Android app is now completely native and level with the web dashboard: 43 of 47 capability rows fully native, autosave in every editor, and updates that install themselves.

Así lanzamos los dominios personalizados: tu página de CallPages, en tu propio dominio

Ilustración: la fachada de un negocio conectada por un arco luminoso a un globo, su página viviendo en su propia dirección web

Historia del lanzamiento: las páginas de CallPages ya viven en el dominio propio de cada negocio. El primer caso real, vasily.starostenko.com, está en vivo: el dueño siguió su guía y el sistema hizo todo lo demás solo.

Callbacks and appointments moved in: Activity holds everything now

Illustration: a phone showing one unified Activity feed — call, appointment, callback and voicemail rows under filter chips — while two crossed-out separate tabs dissolve behind it

The dashboard shed two tabs. Callbacks and Appointments/Calendar now live inside Activity at full power — the callback queue, the calendar, Google Calendar — behind the chips you already use.

One Store tab: collections and products, edited together

The page editor on a phone with the single Store tab selected: ‘Tienda — products & collections in one place’

The Store tab now holds everything: collections on top, products edited right inside them, reorder by drag or arrows — and every change autosaves. No second editor, no Save button.

Website Studio: build your whole site from your phone

The Website Studio page list on a phone: authored pages grouped by path with per-language published and draft chips

Every page now has a Website Studio: create your site’s pages from templates, edit them block by block, add photos, preview drafts privately, publish when ready — right in the dashboard.

Delete that actually deletes — and a Hide that keeps selling

The product editor on a phone showing the Hide switch for a product, next to Delete

Deleting a product in the dashboard now removes it for real, the moment you tap. And a new Hide turns the product’s page into an honest ‘Agotado’ with similar products instead of a dead end.

Innovation by Vasily Starostenko.

Curated release notes — written once in content/stories/ and projected here by scripts/stories-publish.mjs.