Changelog

November 5, 2026: a new navigation, one chat for everything, plus emails, blogs, and templates

Pages and modules now share one workspace and one chat, with new Emails, Blogs, and Templates screens beside them. A new top bar and Library replace the drawers. Ask for anything from anywhere, and the chat opens the right screen and keeps going.

Navigation

• A top bar on every installation screen holds Pages, Modules, Blogs, Emails, and Templates.
• The Library replaces the drawers. Stock modules, website and landing page templates, system and blog templates, Layouts, Files, and Theme are its tabs, with a search, and a category filter on stock modules. Hover Library for its menu, or click it to open it.
• The rail holds Chat, Editor while a page is open, your recent chats, and + for a new chat. It no longer expands.
• Chat returns to the chat you have open in this tab. A new tab starts a new chat.
• The header names where its back link goes, such as Website pages / Home.
• A short tour shows the new navigation the first time you open it.
• When HubSpot drops a portal's connection, Pages, Emails, Blogs, and Templates say HubSpot needs reconnecting, with Reconnect for admins.

Sprocket Rocket AI

• One chat follows you between pages, modules, emails, blogs, and templates. From any screen it can list, open, and create them, and the conversation moves with it.
• Module changes happen right in your chat, with the module open beside it. Background builds run when you ask for one, or when a page needs a new module or several at once. Each module is placed on the page in the background, with a line in the chat.
• Recent chats sit under the clock in the rail, grouped by day, with background builds as subthreads under the chat that started them.
• You can leave a chat while Sprocket Rocket works, for another screen or chat. Come back and it picks up where it is.
• Scripts and embed code in SR HTML: scripts from HubSpot, Calendly, Google Maps, YouTube, and Vimeo go straight in. A script from any other site, or JavaScript Sprocket Rocket wrote, waits on a Script to allow card until you select Allow script.

Modules

• Modules shows the installation's modules as cards, with All, Stock, Custom, and Drafts tabs. Its More actions menu has Add module from HubSpot and Install all, and Stock modules opens the Library's table.
• Module details are one screen: a large screenshot, the description, and one button that changes with the module's state: Install, Update, or Clone and edit.
• Module code opens in the module view or with Edit code on a page. Changes are saved as HubSpot drafts on your portal, and nothing goes live until you publish.
• The preview refreshes on its own after a change, including changes to fields.
• Any member who can edit a module can restore an earlier version.
• Save as new and Edit in HubSpot are in the More actions menu.

Emails, Blogs, and Templates

• Emails: preview your marketing emails, including how they look in an inbox, and edit them with the chat or in code. Create coded or drag and drop emails from the chat.
• Email settings change an email's name, subject line, preview text, from name, and from address on its draft.
• Blogs: preview post and listing templates with real content, change them, and create new ones.
• Templates: browse page templates, system pages, and building blocks, filter them by type, and edit their HTML, CSS, and JS in a new code editor.
• Emails, blogs, and templates each have a settings menu in the toolbar with Refresh, Edit in HubSpot or Email settings, and Open preview in new tab.

Marketplace themes, child themes, and asset folders

• Marketplace themes: connecting one adds an asset folder beside it for your new modules, templates, and coded emails. To change one of the theme's protected modules, Sprocket Rocket AI builds your own version and swaps it in on that page.
• Child themes: edit the child theme's own files and create new modules and templates in it. Inherited files stay read-only.
• Shared asset folders have every screen except pages.

Your AI app

• Your own AI can build and change modules: it reads a module's files, saves drafts, checks them, and publishes them. This uses none of your Sprocket Rocket AI budget.
• Your AI app can work with emails, blogs, templates, HubDB, redirects, the site header and footer, your theme's brand, images, and analytics, with a read and a write tool for each.
• It can read how modules are built on your theme, from a guide and from the closest modules already installed.
• Module jobs from your AI app work on Marketplace themes, in the asset folder beside the theme.

Installs

• A module HubSpot refuses no longer shows as installed. The install says what HubSpot answered, including when a portal has reached one of HubSpot's limits, and Retry adds those modules again while the rest of the install keeps working.

October 30, 2026: copy modules and edit from HubSpot

Sprocket Rocket AI

• Shared asset folders open on the chat, beside the folder's modules. Describe a module and Sprocket Rocket names it.
• On a theme page, ask Sprocket Rocket to add a module from a folder by name.
• A question from Sprocket Rocket stays open when a background module finishes.
• Modules meant for a blog are set up for the blog editor as well as pages.

Page Builder and module code

• Edit in Sprocket Rocket in HubSpot's page editor opens the page in Page Builder.
• Copy a module to another installation, on the same portal or another portal you reach, in any of your organizations, from Page Builder, the module view or the Modules list.
• Your modules in the Modules drawer lists the installation's own modules.
• Add a folder you already have in the Design Manager as a shared asset folder. Nothing in it is overwritten.
• Modules from other folders sit under Other in the palette, and Edit opens them in their own folder.
• Add from folder lists every module in the folder you pick, and greys out the ones a page can't use, such as blog-only modules.
• Portal search also finds portals by their installations' names and folders.
• A/B test variants publish from the toolbar. Their URL stays the original page's.
• Live previews move to another preview server when one is full, and say so instead of loading forever.
• Reconnecting HubSpot takes effect in open tabs without a refresh.

October 22, 2026: the new Sprocket Rocket app

The previous Sprocket Rocket app is retired, and everyone now works in the new app at app.sprocketrocket.co. Your account, organizations, portals, licenses, module credits and unlocked modules moved over, and you sign in with the same email and password.

Sprocket Rocket AI

• Describe a page and Sprocket Rocket builds it from your modules on the page's HubSpot draft.
• Ask about your site from an installation's home: which pages need work, open a page, or start a new one.
• Paste a link to rebuild a page or borrow a section from another site.
• Checks tabs, sliders, hover effects and video in a real browser.
• Keeps working after you close the tab, with a chat history per page.
• Queue your next messages while it works, or steer the turn in progress.
• Attach images from your computer or the portal's File Manager.
• Page titles, URLs, meta descriptions and social images, plus SEO suggestions.
• PageSpeed Insights on a published page, then fixes for what it finds.
• Unsplash photos, File Manager search and alt text written from each image.
• Domains and URL redirects, on a card you confirm.
• A/B test variants and translated pages, on cards you confirm.
• HubDB tables: read, create, edit and publish.
• Theme brand changes, previewed on one page, applied after review, and undoable.
• New and changed modules, built and placed in the background while you keep working.

Page Builder and module code

• Page Builder: drag modules onto a page and edit text in place.
• Sections and columns on HubSpot's grid, with section padding, margins and backgrounds.
• Desktop, tablet and phone previews of the page.
• Version history: a restore point for every change.
• Publish or update the live page from the toolbar.
• Pages list for website and landing pages, with search, domain filter and status.
• Move a page between website pages and landing pages, keeping its URL.
• Saved layouts: save a page's structure and start new pages from it.
• Module code: HTML, CSS, JavaScript and fields with a live preview.
• Describe a module change beside its code and Sprocket Rocket writes it.

Themes and installations

• Install Sprocket Rocket with your own name, folder and domain.
• Add any theme already in HubSpot, including Marketplace and custom themes.
• Marketplace theme pages work in Page Builder, by hand or with Sprocket Rocket AI.
• Module code on custom themes once their previews are ready.
• Shared asset folders: modules any theme in the portal can use.
• Module code beside a Marketplace theme, through a shared asset folder.
• Adopt an existing installation the app doesn't manage yet.
• Custom module thumbnails rendered with your theme's styles.
• Theme drawer with the captured theme settings and fields.json.
• Install website page, landing page, blog and system templates.

Modules

• Install one module or all of them that the portal can use.
• Drop a module that isn't installed yet on a page and it installs.
• Sync the portal's own custom modules into Add modules.
• Unlock a module with a credit when the portal's license doesn't include it.
• Clone and edit a stock module and edit its code.
• Module library with previews, plans, fields and versions.

Updates, backups and recovery

• Update modules one at a time or all at once, with major versions kept separate.
• Update files, compare them with View diff, and revert edits made in HubSpot.
• View updates lists every pending module and file update.
• Manual backups you can name and delete.
• Restore an installation from a backup.
• Restore one module or file, or roll back to an earlier release.

Organizations, members, licenses and billing

• Connect HubSpot portals, or start from the HubSpot App Marketplace.
• Reconnect, transfer or delete a portal.
• Invite members as members, admins or owners, and choose which portals each member sees.
• Organization name and logo.
• Sprocket Rocket AI: one subscription for the whole organization, with a free allowance to start.
• Change plan and manage billing in the app.
• AI usage by day, member and conversation.
• AI limits per member and per portal, with allocations for client portals.
• Buy Core, Stack and PRO licenses and assign them to portals.
• Marketplace purchases of Core and Stack are recognized automatically.
• Module credits with a balance and activity history.
• Checkout links that open checkout with a plan, licenses and credits.
• Ask to join an organization that already uses your company's website domain.

Integrations

• MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and other AI apps.
• Choose the organizations and permissions each AI app gets.
• Disconnect an AI app from Account settings > MCP.

Figma Design System

• Download the design system in the app with a Stack or PRO license.
• Every release with its notes, and earlier files still available.
• Design pages in Figma before you build them.

Languages

• Use the app in English, German, Spanish or French. Choose under Account settings > General > Your language.

Account and help

• Notifications in the app's bell menu, with email preferences in Account settings.
• Passkeys and two-factor authentication under Account settings > Security.
• Light, dark or system color mode.
• Ask AI: the documentation assistant in the docs and the app can pass a request to Sprocket Rocket.
• Send feedback from the app.