What Capsule changed

• Removed the main headline about "business brain" and "less panic."
• Removed all navigation links for Product, Use Cases, and Resources.
• Removed descriptions of features like Sales Pipeline and Contact Management.
• Removed the list of 100+ integrations.
• The page now primarily displays a long list of customer quotes and reviews.

The website removed almost all marketing copy, navigation links, and feature descriptions. It now focuses entirely on customer testimonials. This suggests a shift toward social proof as the primary way to convert new users.

• Replaced a link to an AI webinar ("Uncapped Live: AI in Capsule CRM") with a new link titled "Our stance on AI and how it should work in a CRM."
• Removed a small copyright text fragment from the footer.

The company is moving away from general AI promotion toward a specific philosophy on how AI should function within a CRM. This suggests they are trying to differentiate their AI features as "sensible" rather than just following a trend.

• Added an "All Sectors" link to the industry navigation menu.
• Updated the copyright year in the footer to 2026.

The product is moving from targeting specific niches to showing how it works for any type of business. This makes it easier for potential customers who don't fit into their main categories to see the tool's value.