WMHub App Workspace Now Live

March 25, 2026: the WMHub App Workspace goes live

On March 25, 2026, the WMHub App Workspace went live as the new signed-in creation area for the product. Instead of spreading the full generation flow across the homepage, model pages, and separate result views, WMHub now routes creators into a dedicated /app workspace built for active creation.

This update changes the product in an important way. The homepage and public model pages now act more clearly as entry points: they help users discover a workflow, choose a model, and arrive with the right context. The actual generation flow, current session, and history management now happen inside one workspace instead of being split across multiple surfaces.

What is now inside the workspace

• A unified /app route for logged-in creation, so the core making flow lives in one place instead of being duplicated across marketing pages
• Current-session and history handling in the same workspace, making it easier to continue work without constantly resetting the flow
• Cleaner page-to-workspace handoff from the homepage and model pages, with target, model, and prompt used as lightweight prefill instead of full generation logic

Open App Workspace

Why this release matters

• A better product boundary between public discovery pages and the actual creation environment
• Less friction after clicking Create, because the user lands in the place where generation is meant to happen
• A stronger workflow foundation for future improvements to creation, history, and session continuity inside WMHub

How creation works now

• Start on the homepage or a model page when you want to explore a workflow or choose the right model
• Click Create to move into the dedicated workspace instead of finishing the whole flow on the entry page
• Continue from your current session or history once inside /app, where generation and asset review now live together

For creators, the practical benefit is simple: WMHub now feels more like a real workspace and less like a landing page that happens to contain generation controls. Discovery stays public and lightweight, while making happens in the part of the product built for it.