NachoWorks Release Notes

SweetWorks Now Shows Bowls and Shakes Together: The selected homepage scene now appears in the actual SweetWorks feature, pairing a loaded white dessert bowl with an open-cup shake. A restrained fade keeps its 50/50 artwork-and-copy layout clean, while the separate Sweet Side card keeps its familiar image.

Four Bowl-and-Shake SweetWorks Looks Are Ready to Choose From: Two menu-header and two homepage options now pair the big open-cup shakes with loaded white dessert bowls, making it easier to choose a SweetWorks image direction that represents both sides of the menu.

SweetWorks Shakes Just Got a Lot Wilder: The Sweet menu and all four ready-to-customize shakes now feature richer, more over-the-top dessert photography—towering toppings, glossy drizzles, clear cups, and the familiar paper straws, all without plastic lids getting in the way.

Every New Custom Shake Keeps Its Top Open: Built-to-order shake images now use the same open-cup style, so your creations keep the big whipped-cream crown, toppings, and straw fully on display instead of being hidden under a lid.

Shake Image Direction Is Now Adjustable in Admin: The developer prompt sandbox can now create and preview shakes, then save or activate a dedicated cup and art-direction prompt. That makes it much easier to keep future shake images on-brand and test a new creative direction before customers see it.

Shake Prompt Experiments Are Paused for Now: The experimental admin controls for editing and testing shake image prompts have been removed while that workflow is refined. Customer shake images still keep the new open-cup, straw-forward look.

A Brighter, More Real Chomunity Magazine World Is Here: Admins can now choose Sunlit Stories—a complete photo-real style with colorful food, welcoming people, lively restaurants, home-build moments, SweetWorks, and warm golden-hour light. It is ready as the whole issue’s look or as a page-by-page mix in the existing composer.

The Chomunity Magazine Now Tells a Bigger 16-Page Story: Four new pages connect the restaurant to life beyond the line: CHOpilot-guided DIY recipes and the CHO Kit, a complete Build Card feature, a proposed employee learning journey, and a practical community-first approach to choosing locations and formats.

Every Magazine Page Can Choose Its Own Visual World: Admins can now keep one default look or mix Flavor World, Chomunity Collage, and Comic World page by page. The composer saves the arrangement, clearly marks overrides, supports configuration export and import, and hands the result to Focus mode for a clean presentation preview.

The Build Card Gets the Full-Page Treatment: Factory Classic now anchors a dedicated story about recipe identity, creators, QR reordering, sharing, collecting, and future physical cards—and the actual interactive card still opens directly from the page.

Build Your Cho Can Continue at Home: The magazine now shows how CHOpilot can turn preferences into a named recipe, ingredient checklist, assembly guide, and printable protocol, then connects that journey to the existing CHO Kit and official DIY Chomunity.

Chomunity Now Uses Its Approved Spelling: All three magazine covers, headings, navigation, editorial copy, and exported issue files now consistently use “Chomunity,” while new character copy follows the current “CHOpilot” styling.

The Faith Drop Now Opens With a Bolder Scene: The collection’s live banner now features the selected illuminated industrial installation, putting the real Faith designs in a more dramatic, high-energy setting.

Three Bolder Faith Drop Concepts Turn Up the Energy: A new trio of campaign options brings moving print-shop light, an illuminated industrial installation, and a vivid rooftop moment to the collection—while keeping the real Faith gear front and center.

Faith Drop Concepts Now Feel Like the Actual Drop: Three newly refined Faith banner options use the collection’s real apparel designs, colors, and workshop style, making it easier to choose a campaign image that truly belongs with the gear.

Merch Is Easier to Browse and Come Back To: The streamlined store notice is easier to read at a glance, and opening an item no longer loses your place—Return to Previous View takes you right back to the collection and scroll position you were browsing.

A New Cheesy Art Print Sets Sail: “Burn the Chips” joins the latest merch concepts with a playful gallery print of tortilla-chip ships riding an ocean of queso, shown from three polished product views.

Three New Faith Drop Directions Are Ready to Compare: The Faith collection now has three more energetic banner concepts to review, from an industrial apparel display to a sculptural product moment and a rooftop community campaign.

Website Updates Stay Focused and Reliable: The local August video-production workspace now stays separate from the website’s release files, helping routine NachoWorks updates remain lighter and more dependable to publish.