Composer goes mobile: 6 new updates to try now

Hi everyone! 

Composer just took a big step beyond the desktop. Klaviyo's first mobile app is here, along with new ways to build sign-up forms, work with data from other apps, create slide decks, share conversations, and dictate prompts.

Here's what shipped and what you can try today. New to Composer? These practical prompts will help you get moving.

Composer, now on your phone

Composer Mobile brings Klaviyo's AI marketing agent to iOS and Android. Check campaign performance, revisit recent conversations, review your campaign calendar and scheduled tasks, and keep work moving when you're away from your desk.

You can also brainstorm, create campaign drafts, and review next steps from your phone. You still stay in control: check Composer's work and complete the required review and approval steps before anything goes live.

Try: How did yesterday's campaign perform?

Download on the App Store · Get it on Google Play · Read the mobile app guide

Want to see how Composer investigates campaign and flow performance? The Q4 Community Town Hall includes a practical demo.

Build sign-up forms in a conversation

Describe the form you need and Composer drafts it from a template with your brand defaults applied. You can also ask for changes to an existing form's copy, design, fields, targeting, or triggers.

Review the desktop and mobile previews, save the draft, and finish your review in the form editor before publishing. For more ideas, the Community's sign-up form training covers foundations, testing, and optimization.

Try: Create a pop-up form that offers 10% off to new subscribers.

Read the help article

Bring 8 more apps into the conversation

Composer now connects to Airtable, Amplitude, Calendly, Gorgias, Notion, Supermetrics, Webflow, and Wix. That means you can bring briefs, content calendars, support trends, product analytics, and ad data into the same conversation where you're planning campaigns and flows.

Each person connects their own account, and Composer can only access what that person can access. Connector actions vary by app, so check the available tools before you start.

There's also a new Runneth connector. Runneth is Motion's creative strategy agent, so you can ask about your brand's ads while planning email and SMS in Composer. The latest Composer roundup has more examples for working across tools.

Try: Find the top reasons customers contacted support in Gorgias last month, then draft an FAQ email.

Learn how to connect apps

Build a slide deck without starting over

Ask Composer for a slide deck and it creates a presentation as an artifact, a saved piece of work with its own page in Klaviyo. Present it in Composer, share it with people in your account, or download it as a PDF, editable PowerPoint, or HTML file.

Review dates, metrics, and conclusions before you present or share the deck.

Try: Create a 5-slide deck recapping last month's campaign performance. Include the three biggest changes, likely causes, and next actions.

See Composer artifacts · Read the help article

Share the full conversation

You can share a Composer conversation with everyone in your workspace, including the references Composer used. Teammates get the context behind the work instead of a stack of screenshots.

Open a conversation, select Share, set access to your workspace, and send the link. Shared conversations are view-only, and campaign, flow, and segment previews stay hidden.

Try: Share a conversation with a teammate and ask them to review the prompt, sources, and output together.

Talk instead of type

When typing slows down the idea, select the mic and say it. Dictation adds your words to the draft so you can edit before sending, and you can switch between talking and typing at any time.

It works in full-page Composer, the side panel, and the minimized dock.

Try: Plan a win-back email for lapsed VIPs.