Nouveautés

2 octobre 2026

On a computer, the panels on the photo of your roof are now drawn at their real size, not half of it.
The photo of your roof now shows the roof analysis: the slopes and flat areas that work, and what stays free of panels, such as equipment, shade or trees. One button hides it.
Modules now follow your roof’s direction: rows run parallel to its edges and parapets even when the house is turned, and more fit on a flat roof.
On your phone, the panels on your roof now show their handles to move and rotate them, flat roofs with tilted racks included.
When the carrier does not answer, the store still shows an approximate shipping cost for your postcode instead of no number at all.
A flat roof of concrete slabs is no longer read as a pitched roof: each clear slab gets its modules on tilted racks, and tree crowns no longer count as roof.

1 octobre 2026

In usability studies, Bruno now checks your camera and microphone before you start, tells you when it stops hearing you, and records the whole session.
Signing in with an empty field now marks the field and shows Bruno’s own message in your language, instead of the browser bubble.
In the store, Sign in and the other header controls are easier to tap, and with a keyboard each one shows a clearly visible focus.
On the home page, the For installers link now reads clearly over the sunrise.
Each installer’s store searches now show only brands and equipment from their own catalog: inverter sizes find their models, and a search with no products is no longer published.
Every Atlantic-coast town, from San Clemente del Tuyú to Pehuen-Có, has its own page with month-by-month solar generation, the ideal tilt and its utility.
On bruno.energy, the installation guides and the sample solar study now read in English; pages that exist only in Spanish open on usabruno.com.
A link to Bruno or to an installer’s site shared on WhatsApp now shows a link preview with title, description and photo.
Project and product photos load faster on your phone: they arrive in a lighter format at the same quality.
Bruno now tells each part of the roof apart: it places modules on roof planes and clear terraces, never on tanks and equipment, skylights, the pool, the facade or the building’s shadow.
Houses with curved terraces no longer end up without an estimate: the roof is still measured and its main plane gets every module that fits.
If you paid in one tab and press Pay in another tab left open, you go to the same Mercado Pago payment or to your order, never to an empty cart or a second charge.
When two people fill in the same install guide, the second no longer overwrites the first: they see the new values and confirm again.
Each store now charges its own prices: one installer’s set price and MercadoLibre price match no longer touch another installer’s store.
A new installer’s site goes live once we review the sign-up; meanwhile, their panel already works.
New goal for an off-grid house: instead of a bill you choose what you need to power, and all three plans run off the grid, with panels sized for winter and days of battery reserve.
The report again shows all three plans side by side, each with its line-by-line budget and its order button always in view.
The grid electricity price is updated to an unsubsidised September bill: $341 per kWh, and the solar saving grows with it.
The grid vs solar comparison is drawn in lines with everything inside: each bar’s price and name sit within the bar itself, with no blocks that look like buttons.
Your account and the panel add sign out everywhere: a session left open on another phone or computer closes too.
Asking for your report no longer asks permission to contact you: saving it accepts the terms, which allow us to write about your project.
The last step before your report is shorter: it shows your panels, already calculated, and asks only for name, email and WhatsApp; a password is optional.

30 septembre 2026

On your phone, the daily-use house now shows whole: every appliance with its hours in large labels that no longer get cut off.
The grid vs solar comparison switches to flat bars: it reads as the chart it is, not as a button.

29 septembre 2026

On phones, the roof photo now shows every panel clear of the compass, and the measurement summary reads clearly.
The installer sign-up form asks for WhatsApp before sending, shows the error next to the field and opens in the language of the link.
The solar panel recommendation now sizes a whole-home system: it starts from a typical household and grows with your bill.
The study illustrations switch to simple assembly-manual line art, clearer on paper and in your account.
The daily use page now opens with your roof’s panel count and kWh a month; the house is drawn without panels on the roof.

28 septembre 2026

Saving your solar report works even when the study research budget is exhausted: no cryptic error messages, just your information saved.
The AI chat button shrinks to a circle when it would cover content, such as the PDFs in Documents on your account, and gets its label back when there is room.
The battery backup section pairs runtime with the appliances it powers; study illustrations blend into the background.
The report and booklets show appliances and their daily use times on a cutaway of the house.
The study is explained in four illustrated panels: your roof, the sun it gets, the electricity and the visit that confirms it.
The sample report compares three plans using the same house during a power cut and total prices, then shows equipment at full phone width and the same price on one page per plan.
The printed booklet’s back page carries a WhatsApp QR beside the contact: scan it and the chat opens without typing the number.
In the Schedule, “New visit” opens the form and “Book visit” saves it; a hand-typed date is checked beside its field.
The figures in Hoy are useful links: a single one opens its install or chat directly, several open the exact list. Only the ones with something in them show, so zeros no longer take space.
In Installs, the Unanswered 3+ days and Closed filters: the month’s won and close rate count by the outcome date, not the proposal’s.
Admin lists hide repeated columns and those that do not fit; on phones, Installs groups dates and aligns amounts.
On the phone, the Jobs list shows the installation status next to the client.
“What do I do today?” opens the right job: the installation in progress leads, then everything from today on by date, measurements and installations together, and a visit with no measurer assigned is never the crew’s task again.
The home page, the quote, your account and the installer pages share the same header and footer; on phones the menu folds into ☰ and the footer shows the links that fit.
Customer and panel sign-in are now the same page: one centered card with the form and the tips beside it.
The installers page opens with a video: at dawn, stacks of bills land on the roof and the last frame stays as the background.

27 septembre 2026

In the store, a zoomed photo closes in one go: no second viewer stays open underneath and the page no longer gets stuck as you keep browsing.
In the store guide, Add batteries sits apart from “Free shipping”, so pressing one no longer hits the other.
The store home offers Backup for power cuts, which leads straight to the lithium batteries.
The Jobs queue states whether the installation is Pending, In progress or Finished, with its own filter; every row leads with the client and their address beside it, and carries a direct WhatsApp action.
Roof measurements reach the job sheet with what was measured, by whom and when, and the technical folder reads “measured” instead of “estimated”; in the guide they save on their own when you leave the field and accept “15 meters”.
The crew sees only their own jobs on the phone, marked Measurement or Installation with client, address and date, and closes the job with “Terminé la obra”: the owner gets the notice in Hoy and by email.
The job sheet opens on Summary and its header names the client with three actions: message them on WhatsApp, resend the quote and send a reminder with the link to their account.
On phones, opening a job shows the sheet at the top: the queue falls below it and you no longer scroll the whole table to reach the client.
In the Schedule, Book visit adds a visit for any job with day, time and measurer, and the measurer sees it in their list and gets it by email.
A new site quote request no longer goes unnoticed: Hoy counts it on its own, the queue row names who asked, and an email arrives linking to the job.
On every job, Send quote sends the client the current quote again by email and WhatsApp, with the link to their account, every time it is pressed.
On phones, Reminders wraps the discount row without cutting off “days” at the edge, and each checkbox stays on the line of its label.
Jobs, Contacts and Orders no longer show unnamed filters “Always / If it fits / Never”: those choices stay in the columns menu only.
The About page of the installer site shows their own photos: a cover photo and a zoomable gallery, each with its description.
Each booklet plan shows the quoted equipment with photos and quantities alongside the full price breakdown.
The printed study shows the energy’s value in money, a sample calendar with each job connected to its date and the WhatsApp contact to arrange a visit. Each plan has its breakdown on one page.
Solar booklets show what keeps running during an outage with three scenes of the same house, and organize each appliance’s daily use and show how many hours the battery can last.
On the installer site, Con qué respaldo states how many years of warranty cover the panels, the inverter, the battery and the labor.
On every store product page, the price per kWh or per W sits under the price, so it no longer reads as the price.
Admin filters take less space: on phones, one button beside search opens them and shows how many are active.
Each kit carries its backup in its name (essentials, full or off-grid) instead of two different kits sharing one name.
Every store card opens from anywhere on it, not only from the photo; "Free shipping" opens its explanation and the "Batteries" breadcrumb responds along its whole row.
Going back with a zoomed photo open no longer leaves the next page unable to scroll.
Each page of the sample report grows out of its card when tapped and reads in full, without stepping to the next one: which appliances it runs, the sun hours, what each kit contains and what each plan includes.
Booklet covers state the solar benefit, use the local address and align the house photo with the text.
News updates have a full blank line between paragraphs, with dates kept on one line above the text on narrow screens.
Every sample quote preview, on services, the homepage and campaign pages, carries a red stamp marking it as an example, impossible to mistake for a real quote.
The Services page is redesigned: every section puts its title on the left and its content on the right, warranties read as a list of terms, and the roof measurement sits right below them with its price and a button to request it.
In the cart, each product is removed with “Remove” and comes back with “Undo”.
A payment that did not go through lets you pick another method without re-entering the order, and the order page updates on its own once Mercado Pago confirms it.
At checkout, delivery options open as soon as you enter the postcode.
Your account, sign-in, news and the accuracy page follow the device’s dark mode.
In the quote flow, a password without an email is flagged on the email field, and a network drop is explained at the top with “Retry”.
The backup section of the report and booklet says what it covers, not just how many hours.

26 septembre 2026

A booklet subscription credits its booklets once per payment: an expired period waits for its renewal instead of crediting twice.
Every store product page says what the equipment does for you: how many hours a battery keeps your home running in an outage, how much a panel generates per month and what an inverter can power at once.
On tablets and laptops, the product page shows the photo on the left with the title, price and cart beside it from the first line.
The quote breakdown reads in three categories (equipment, mounting and wiring, and installation), with plans as tabs and a bar that labels each segment with its amount.
The start page previews the sample report page by page: each thumbnail opens it at that page, with Next and a button to start your estimate.
The equipment in each plan shows the kit photo and its item list instead of an icon diagram.

25 septembre 2026

Demo conversations behave like compact windows: selecting one brings it forward without moving it, while all three titles stay visible.
The solar report starts with what your roof can provide. Each plan opens its own equipment and cost breakdown.
Quote plans show the kit composition with photos of equipment from the catalog.
Booklets explain solar benefits and everyday uses before the work and price, with each residential plan on one page.
When scheduling the study, if the slot you picked was just taken, the notice that the booking did not go through appears even when no dates remain.

24 septembre 2026

The quote brings plans together for comparison, with expandable sections for the tariff, roof and 25-year calculation.
Your account brings installation progress, dates, payments, the remaining balance and documents into one view.
The plan confirmation page, opened from the booklet code, shows the price in large type, the plan in four facts and what ordering means in three steps.
To pick your study date, the next five days stay in view with times aligned and your contact details on one line, ready to change.
The store checkout keeps your order in view with subtotal, shipping and total while you fill in your details; on phones, the summary unfolds from a bar.
The store’s installation page offers the roof measurement in a single card: what it includes, what it costs and how it comes free with a kit purchase.
The price guarantee lists its three conditions and opens the store chat to send us the listing you saw cheaper.
The technical folder opens with the numbers that matter (panels, incoming sun and quote total) and keeps installation phases folded on the web and open in print.

22 septembre 2026

The menu makes your selected language and currency easier to see, including on phones.
The booklet envelope previews the home’s solar-study results before it is opened.

20 septembre 2026

The printed study includes the roof analysis and plans, arranged for an envelope or a folded booklet.

19 septembre 2026

Installer demos let you explore features and try the advisor’s conversations on the same page.
Mailed booklets are built by area: the installer draws a neighborhood freehand on the map and every home gets its own.
The panel’s price comparison lets you pick several products at once and adjust everything from one dialog.

18 septembre 2026

Store explanations start with one short sentence, with full conditions a tap away.
When locating your roof, instructions appear beside the map pin so you can see where to confirm your home.

16 septembre 2026

The price breakdown uses the same line items in the quote, commercial proposal, formal proposal and report.
The dashboard adapts to its user: English for the platform owner and Spanish for the installation team.

15 septembre 2026

The booklet code stays the same when a home’s quote is updated, so existing printed copies still work.
The plan comparison uses the phone’s width to show complete prices and avoid split words.
The store adds a page for every common search: from 23 to 213.
Quantities work the same way in the wizard, the report and the cart: one field with number and unit.

14 septembre 2026

The installation manual adds equipment diagrams and links between stages of the job.

13 septembre 2026

Installation installments are paid by Mercado Pago or bank transfer, depending on the installer.
Every installation comes with a visual guide to use, maintenance and expansion, with requests sent straight to the installer.
The report shows the sun your roof receives on five dates across the year.

12 septembre 2026

Store filters let you combine several options, with key specifications shown in product titles.
The store advisor keeps your conversation as you browse and can build a kit from catalog products.

11 septembre 2026

The paid study’s technical folder is available on the web and as a PDF, with an email when payment is confirmed.
The customer’s electrical-panel photo carries through to the installer’s work guide.
Your account groups quotes by home, newest first.
Paying for the roof measurement opens the job for the surveyor right away.

10 septembre 2026

Checkout is organized into details and payment, with a draft saved in your cart for later.
Equipment abbreviations and units open explanations of power, batteries and certifications from the product page.
The site loads faster: lighter images sized for your screen and fonts served from here.

9 septembre 2026

A heated pool joins the report’s energy uses alongside air conditioning and other appliances.
The roof analysis shows available sunlight first, with shade effects and the pruning option in an expandable section.

8 septembre 2026

The store adds an equipment and kit gallery with the advisor alongside, so you can ask questions while comparing.

7 septembre 2026

Your electricity bill can fill in the address in the wizard and take you to the map without typing it again.
The wizard saves your contact details as you fill them in so you can return to your inquiry.
The store takes your address in parts, estimates delivery and ships everything together or as it arrives.
The site chat opens as a fixed panel on the right.

5 septembre 2026

The store gets predictive search that understands variants and typos.
Choosing a kit is now an illustrated step-by-step wizard.

4 septembre 2026

Homeowner accounts recover their password by email.
Conversational support accepts photos and file attachments.

3 septembre 2026

Every installer site has a store: 519 products with price and stock, and 48 complete kits.
The report shows the roof’s measured heat map and lets you choose the number of panels.