Answer

Short answer:

Updates and new features are integrated directly into the web platform, requiring no downloads or installation downtime. Your existing projects and stored images remain unchanged, while new tools become immediately available for use in future tasks.

Overview

Rendair AI operates as a cloud-based platform. This means the software evolves continuously without requiring user intervention. In traditional desktop software, a new feature often requires a version update, a large download, or a migration of file formats.

Here, the philosophy is different. Improvements to rendering models, new editing tools, or speed optimizations are deployed server-side. When you log in, the platform is simply more capable than it was before. This ensures that architects and designers can focus on visualization rather than software management.

> “The tool should just work better today than it did yesterday, without me having to fix anything.”

How it works

The integration of new features is designed to be non-disruptive.

1. Automatic Deployment

Rendair updates the backend systems and interface. There is no "update button" for you to press.

1. Interface Availability

New tools (such as a new upscaling resolution or a video generation capability) appear as options in the menu or toolbar.

1. Workflow Continuity

If you are in the middle of a project, your existing images and settings remain exactly as you left them. New features are additive; they do not overwrite past work.

1. Immediate Access

Once a feature is live, it is available to all users on eligible plans immediately.

What happens to your data

Professionals often worry that updates will alter the look of ongoing projects. Rendair separates the tools from the results.

• Existing images stay safe

Images you generated last month will not change. They are stored in your account (unlimited storage for active subscribers) and remain pixel-perfect matches to when they were created.

• New models are optional

If a new rendering engine is introduced, it usually appears as a new choice. You are not forced to switch engines in the middle of a critical deadline.

• Storage is unaffected

New features do not consume your storage or delete old files. You retain full access to your history.

Limitations or notes

While the transition is generally seamless, there are a few practical considerations.

• Browser cache

On rare occasions, if a menu item does not appear, refreshing the browser or clearing the cache ensures you are seeing the latest version of the interface.

• Learning curve

New features may introduce new controls. While the goal is to keep complexity hidden, a new "In-painting" brush or "Video" toggle may require a moment of experimentation to understand fully.

• Plan dependency

Some advanced features (like higher resolution upscaling or specific team capabilities) may be locked to specific subscription tiers (Pro or Team Pro).