NEQTO.ai Platform Changelog

June 3, 2026

AI Assistant

• Adjustable response creativity — A new temperature slider (0.0–2.0) in chat settings lets you control how focused versus exploratory the assistant’s answers are.
• Context-aware assistance — The assistant is now page-aware: its answers and suggestions reflect the screen you are on and the data in view.
• Suggested prompts — Context-driven question suggestions help you get started faster and discover what the assistant can do.
• Improved AI-generated charts — Smarter y-axis range selection produces more readable charts, and pie and doughnut options are available in AI multi-status charts.
• Clearer, more consistent language — Chatbot replies now use unified “attribute” terminology (previously “data type”) across responses.
• Upgraded AI engine — Moved to the latest Gemini models with schema-validated responses for faster, more reliable answers.
• Reworked chat history — Browse and reopen past sessions from the sidebar (replacing the previous archive pattern), with smoother widget-editor behavior.
• AI analytics insights — Now scoped to the application you’re viewing (no longer account-wide) with period-over-period comparisons and clearer recommendations.

Dashboards, Charts, and Widgets

• New chart types — Pie and Doughnut widgets for proportional data.
• Gauge minimum value — Set a minimum on Gauge widgets for accurate scaling.
• Spacer widget — Add spacers to arrange and align dashboard layouts cleanly.
• Auto layout saving — Dashboard layout changes now auto-save in a background operation.
• Widget sizing refinements — Improved minimum widget sizes for tidier dashboards.
• Widget grid improvements — The grid layout is enhanced for advanced layouts, and have ghost previews.
• Change history — Dashboard changes are now recorded in history for undo/redo operations.
• Tab arrangement — Reorder tabs, and navigate them in that order in full-screen mode.
• Better full-screen real estate — Full-screen mode now auto-hides controls and reduces whitespace.

Alerts

• Choose notification recipients — Select which email addresses receive each alert.
• Lock status visibility — The alert list now shows locked and unlocked state along with the locked timestamp.
• Smarter defaults — New alerts default to “Unlock by Timer.”
• More accurate alert evaluation — Alert condition checks now correctly handle readings around lock and unlock windows (using received timestamps), reducing false or stale triggers.
• Manage alert history — Delete alert events, with date-range filtering.

Real-Time Updates

• Live environment metrics — Temperature, humidity, and CO2 update in real time on the Analytics screen.
• Live data throughout — Alert history, device lists, the map, and notification counts now update via live events instead of periodic polling.

Devices and Integrations

• Connectivity email notifications — Receive notifications when a device goes offline, configurable from a new device-connectivity settings screen.
• Expanded EnOcean support — Broader EnOcean EEP coverage means more sensor types are recognized and decoded automatically.
• New device vendors — Added support for IMBuildings and Pressac devices.
• Simpler device connection — Creating an Endpoint now includes a connection helper and a new wizard flow that can auto-create devices or launch a simulator.

Administration and Roles

• Redesigned role management — A cleaner experience for creating and managing roles.
• Simpler role creation — No longer required to choose initial permissions up front.
• Per-application user management — Manage users and roles scoped to individual applications.
• Refined permission model — More consistent read and edit dependencies (for example, viewing data types is required to edit them, and widget edits require widget read access).
• Account state controls — Super-admin controls for managing account status, including clearing a canceled state when reassigning a plan.
• Data source modal redesign — Includes CA-certificate expiration display.

Simulator

• Generate synthetic sensor data — Create and run MQTT device simulations scoped to your application, launched right from a device endpoint’s menu, ideal for demos and for testing dashboards without physical hardware.
• Configurable value ranges and behaviors — Set per-field min/max and units, and choose how each value moves (steady wobble, count up, or random), with quick presets (realistic sensor, counter, random jitter) and a live preview of upcoming values.
• Simulated devices in your device list — Simulated devices are automatically linked and clearly labeled ([SIM]) in the main device list, instead of appearing as unknown auto-mapped entries.
• Per-device activity log — Watch each simulated device’s outgoing payloads update in real time.
• Full gateway and device control — Add, start, pause, stop, and delete simulated devices; newly added devices start automatically when the gateway is already running.
• Permission-aware — Simulator actions respect role-based permissions, scoped per application.
• English and Japanese — All simulator screens are fully localized.

Fixes and Localization

• Password reset now displays its message in the correct language.
• Japanese translations added for alert unlock-validation messages.
• Scatter-chart dot-sizing fix.
• Sidebar navigation cleanup and Japanese text-sizing adjustments.
• Assorted locale and translation improvements.
• Many system optimizations and performance improvements.
• Numerous performance, stability, and behind-the-scenes fixes.