Navattic opens MCP server beta and adds capture translation and narrated demos
Navattic's April 2026 changelog introduces a beta MCP server for Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT, capture translation for Enterprise plans, narrated demos for Growth and Enterprise customers, and PDF export of demos.
Navattic's April 2026 product updates add four items. The MCP server entered beta, letting teams query analytics, pull workspace data and trigger actions such as creating a flow from AI tools including Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT; Navattic asked for beta testers by email. Capture translation extends demo translation from step text to captures, voiceovers and AI avatars. Narrated demos become a third demo type next to Interactive and Sandbox demos for Growth and Enterprise customers. Document export lets users share a demo as a PDF or a plain numbered text list.
The details
- MCP beta access was requested by emailing team@navattic.com.
- Capture translation is part of the Enterprise plan and includes a Glossary for terminology across all demos.
- Narrated demos use Copilot to generate a demo with synced audio and screen from a live voice recording.
- PDF export includes step screenshots and copy; a plain numbered text list is also available.
Context
The April release followed the March 2026 launch of Navattic Agents for AI-led demos. The MCP server left beta in May 2026 and later gained Launchpad share links, a skill library and screenshot uploads. Navattic's covered updates since then include CRM qualification outcomes for agents in June, AskNavattic and embeddable agents in July, and The Brain in September 2026.
Not disclosed
- Which languages capture translation supports
- Pricing for the Enterprise capture translation feature
- Exact release dates within April 2026
- Vendor
Navattic- Category
- Web & Content Experience
- Announcement type
- Product release
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