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Public self-serve updates

What's new at Strive

This is the release path for Strive’s public self-serve product. Follow the biggest improvements to how you bring information in, turn it into structured evidence, and work with the results.

Current throughv1.24.292

Latest first

2026 releases

  1. v1.24.291

    A faster path to useful work

    New teams can move from sign-in to a useful workspace in one guided flow. Role-based examples help people start with a relevant task, while workspace Memory keeps the context and instructions the team wants Strive to use again.

    What changed
    • Move through a redesigned, consistent sign-in experience.
    • Choose a role-based example during one-screen onboarding.
    • Start a guided first chat in a new workspace.
    • Save useful context from chat to workspace Memory and edit it later.
    • See important product announcements inside the workspace.
  2. v1.24.290

    Find and refresh Box content from Strive

    Search connected Box folders from chat, inspect matching files, and process the documents you need without leaving Strive. Connected workspaces now make sync status clearer and give administrators more control over what stays current.

    What changed
    • Search connected Box folders and inspect matching files from chat.
    • Open a document found in chat directly in the evidence viewer.
    • See which Box files are ready to open and which still need processing.
    • Run a sync now, pause scheduled syncs, and retry targeted failures.
    • Limit syncing by folder and exclude selected groups.
  3. v1.24.279

    Billing and plans in your hands

    Customers can manage the commercial side of Strive from the same place they do their work. Choose a self-serve plan, manage payment details, understand usage, or transfer account ownership without waiting on support.

    What changed
    • Choose and manage Basic or Pro plans.
    • Review credit and storage usage in one billing view.
    • Manage payment methods through account self-service.
    • Transfer billing-account ownership to another teammate.
    • Support negotiated rates and invoiced billing for enterprise agreements.
  4. v1.24.270

    Guided tables that keep your work

    Creating a table now starts with more guidance, and refining it no longer means losing work in progress. Strive preserves draft structures, handles common dates and values more consistently, and can chart numbers you provide or calculate.

    What changed
    • Create a table through a guided setup flow.
    • Refine a table without losing its draft structure.
    • Build charts from supplied or computed numbers.
    • Edit dates using the workspace’s chosen date order.
    • Export extraction results as valid JSON.
  5. v1.24.291

    Faster processing, sharper evidence

    Documents become ready for review much faster, and the evidence behind an answer is easier to verify. The reader now handles images alongside documents, highlights more precise passages, and reads difficult scanned pages more reliably.

    What changed
    • Process document collections with substantially shorter handoff times.
    • Open images as first-class documents in the evidence reader.
    • Follow citations to tighter, source-backed evidence passages.
    • Read rotated and dense scanned pages with improved visual OCR.
    • Keep attention on the active citation while reviewing a source.
  6. v1.24.91

    Keep connected sources fresh

    Connect Google Drive or Box folders to a workspace and keep their documents available in Strive. You can run ‘Sync again’ whenever you need a fresh copy, manage organization-level connections, and follow the entire import through one clear batch-progress indicator.

    What changed
    • Connect Google Drive and Box folders to a workspace.
    • Run Sync again to refresh an existing import.
    • Manage organization-level storage connections.
    • Follow an import through one batch-progress indicator.
  7. v1.24.68

    More documents, one evidence workflow

    Strive now works with PDF, Word, Markdown, email, image, and spreadsheet files. Images open in the same viewer as other evidence, PDFs gain fit-to-page zoom and persistent page rotation, and email headers are indexed alongside the message body.

    What changed
    • Open image documents with zoom, rotation, keyboard navigation, and download controls.
    • Fit a PDF page to the viewer while preserving your position.
    • Persist per-page PDF rotation.
    • Index sender, recipients, date, subject, and body for EML and Outlook MSG email.
  8. v1.24.62

    Tables that work with you

    Tables are now an active workspace, not just extracted output. Edit cells directly, ask questions in plain language, generate new values with Skill Runner columns, and work with consistent typed data.

    What changed
    • Edit a table cell with one click.
    • Ask grouped questions or analyze an entire table through conversational table chat.
    • Generate values for each row or nested record with Skill Runner columns.
    • Choose output-column names and continue a conversation from an individual result.
    • Use date, datetime, integer, number, and currency columns with consistent editing, sorting, filtering, totals, and data-quality checks.
    • Review nested records and run history without leaving the grid.
  9. v1.24.61

    Box Enterprise, connected once for the organization

    Connect your organization’s Box account using a service account instead of asking every user to connect separately. Map Box folder trees to individual workspaces and keep workspace access aligned with Box collaborations.

    What changed
    • Connect Box once at the organization level.
    • Map Box folder subtrees to individual workspaces.
    • Align workspace access with Box collaborations.
  10. v1.24.51

    A guided first run

    New users now move through a clear first-run experience: identify their role, create their first workspace, and start with a useful workspace shape instead of an empty screen.

    What changed
    • Complete a guided account and identity setup.
    • Choose a role and create a first workspace.
    • Begin with a role-appropriate workspace structure.
  11. v1.24.46

    Build an extractor with guidance

    Give Strive representative documents and describe what you need. The guided builder analyzes the samples, proposes an extraction structure, asks focused clarification questions, and remembers your decisions.

    What changed
    • Analyze representative documents before creating an extractor.
    • Answer focused clarification questions one at a time.
    • Preserve decisions through navigation and reloads.
    • Review the proposed extractor before creating it.
    • Follow progress, cancel work, retry, and return later without losing prior choices.
  12. v1.24.30

    Find information and review files faster

    Search across a workspace and open the evidence behind a result. Upload multiple documents without losing their selected order, preview PDFs directly in Strive, and keep your preferred workspace layout between sessions.

    What changed
    • Search across a workspace with source-linked citations.
    • Upload documents concurrently while preserving their selected order.
    • Keep rail, panel, sorting, and reader preferences between sessions.
    • Preview PDFs directly in Strive.
    • Work with real-world spreadsheet and tabular headers.
    • Use a fully branded SAML SSO experience.
  13. v1.24.16

    A clearer home for enterprise work

    The workspace home now prioritizes the work itself, with a larger intake area and useful workspace, skill, and memory metrics. This release also added Sonnet 5 and expanded the available model controls.

    What changed
    • Use a larger document-intake area.
    • See workspace, skill, and memory metrics from the home screen.
    • Choose Sonnet 5 through expanded model controls.
    • Navigate tables more efficiently with the keyboard.
  14. v1.23.4

    Tables, end to end

    Turn extracted information into a working table. Create and manage rows, filter and sort results, perform bulk operations, export the current view, and open a record-oriented Reading View. Every result keeps a path back to its source evidence.

    What changed
    • Create tables from extracted documents.
    • Create, edit, delete, filter, sort, and bulk-manage rows.
    • Export the current table view.
    • Open a record-oriented Reading View.
    • Trace results back to exact source evidence.
    • See processing status and cancel work.
    • Review document-quality and blank-page scoring.
    • Connect organization-managed AI providers and bring your own key.
  15. v1.4.1

    Documents become navigable evidence

    Strive added vision and OCR-based PDF extraction, direct links from answers to source pages, a PDF navigation rail, document comments, highlights, and teammate mentions. The first table workspace also arrived.

    What changed
    • Extract evidence from digital and scanned PDFs.
    • Jump from an answer to the supporting source page.
    • Navigate PDFs through a dedicated page rail.
    • Comment on documents, highlight evidence, and mention teammates.
    • Use table column controls, filters, sorting, bulk row operations, and current-view export.
    • Navigate larger tables through windowed loading.
    • Configure enterprise SSO and organization-level model controls.
  16. v0.1.0

    The public self-serve path opens

    Strive opened a public self-serve path for teams to bring business documents into a shared workspace and turn them into structured, source-backed evidence.

    What changed
    • Start with Strive through the public self-serve path.
    • Bring business documents into a shared workspace.
    • Turn document content into structured evidence.
    • Keep results connected to their source material.