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HostingerGusti Sandra4 min readintermediate

Hostinger weekly product updates: Week 38, 2026

Summary

Hostinger shipped a set of feature updates: longer WhatsApp sessions, voice‑note transcription, scheduled‑job notifications, sandboxed code execution for its AI Agent, a quiz to match agents to use‑cases, checkout‑link creation for ecommerce without a storefront, multi‑mailbox switching in its webmail, and a new Hub home screen inside WordPress admin.

  • WhatsApp‑based Hostinger Agent now keeps sessions alive for three days, refreshes on each message, and can transcribe voice notes.
  • Agent can push scheduled job results to the WhatsApp chat, with a “Show results” button for full output.
  • Sandboxes give the Agent a temporary isolated VM to run code and generate deliverables (e.g., PowerPoint, spreadsheets).
  • A mobile‑first quiz helps users pick the most suitable AI Agent for their business.

These updates tighten the integration between Hostinger’s AI Agent and everyday communication channels (WhatsApp), reduce friction for small‑business ecommerce (checkout links), and improve multi‑account workflows in email. The sandbox capability is a modest step toward on‑demand code execution wit…

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