What Userpilot changed

• Updated the main headline from "Product Analytics and Onboarding Platform" to "You ship the feature. Userpilot AI gets it adopted."
• Introduced "Lia," an AI Agent that analyzes data and builds in-app engagement automatically.
• Added a new section for "MCP Server" integrations, connecting Userpilot data to AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Microsoft Copilot.
• Expanded the list of tracked data points to include specific mentions of clicks, usage paths, company attributes, and frustration signals.
• Removed the general introductory video and replaced it with text focusing on AI-driven outcomes.

Userpilot is shifting its core value proposition from a general onboarding tool to an AI-powered agent that automatically drives feature adoption. They are also positioning themselves as a data source for popular AI development tools like Cursor and Claude.

• Updated the integration value proposition from "See in-app activity directly inside Salesforce" to "Sync CRM data to power smarter in-app targeting."

Userpilot is moving away from just showing data in Salesforce to using CRM data to drive actions. This suggests they are prioritizing how external customer data can make in-app messages more personalized and effective.

• Updated integration copy from "Sync CRM data to power smarter in-app targeting" to "See in-app activity directly inside Salesforce."
• Updated multiple internal links to remove the "www" prefix (e.g., from www.userpilot.com/integrations/ to userpilot.com/integrations/).

Userpilot is shifting its messaging from simple data syncing to a more specific, high-value use case: viewing user behavior directly within Salesforce. This targets sales and success teams who want to see product data without leaving their CRM.