Hostinger weekly product updates: Week 26, 2026

Last week’s updates are about a similar theme across Hostinger products: deeper AI integration.

There are a few workflow improvements in the mix as well, including a simpler way to claim free email and a more guided experience when connecting GitHub and MCP tools. 

Here’s a detailed look at what’s new.

You can now integrate your email inbox into ChatGPT

Managing email usually means switching between apps, digging through folders, searching for old messages, and jumping back and forth between your inbox and whatever you’re working on.

You can now do much of that directly from the ChatGPT interface by connecting it with Hostinger Mail. 

Beyond simply reading and sending emails, ChatGPT can work with your mailbox, and you can build workflows around it – like getting a daily summary of your inbox, setting reminders to follow up on messages, or drafting replies based on recent conversations.

Free email is also easier to claim

You no longer need an active website to claim a free professional email address on Hostinger. An eligible hosting plan and a claimed domain name are all you need.

The existing email limits for your hosting plan remain unchanged.

GitHub integration gets a smoother login experience

If you use GitHub to deploy your Node.js applications through hPanel, reconnecting after being signed out just got easier. 

Previously connected users can log back in and resume automatic or manual deployments without going through the full connection process again. GitHub connections can also be managed through your profile details in hPanel.

Small change, but it removes one of those interruptions that can bring a development workflow to a halt.

Hostinger Connector gets a redesign

The latest Hostinger Connector v1.2.3 is also focused on making AI-powered workflows easier to understand. The extension now comes with a redesigned interface and a few changes specifically aimed at reducing setup friction for MCPs.

For example, it automatically checks whether Node.js is installed and gives you a one-click installation option if it isn’t.

There’s also a new overview of your available MCPs, showing which ones are enabled or disabled. Tooltips explain what each MCP is useful for, and a tool count makes it easier to see how many tools you’re working with.

New to Hostinger Connector? Learn more about the tool that seamlessly connects your local IDE to your Hostinger account.

AI can now help you understand your application logs

Logs are useful – until you’re staring at hundreds of lines of output trying to figure out which one actually matters.

If you’re using our managed AI automation app services, Log AI analysis is now available for both Hermes and OpenClaw, providing you with an easier way to understand what your applications report.

Instead of manually parsing raw log entries, you can use AI to help interpret the output and troubleshoot potential issues.

This is particularly useful when you know something is wrong but aren’t immediately sure what the logs are trying to tell you.

You can now manage Hostinger Ecommerce with AI

Hostinger Ecommerce is now integrated into Hostinger Connector. This means AI can now interact with your store through Ecommerce management APIs and seven live MCP tools that cover:

• Store creation with its primary sales channel
• Store listing on your account
• Store deletion with a soft-delete, keeping its data preserved
• Physical products listing with a priced variant
• Digital products listing with an optional download link
• Shipping management with a flat-rate price, including free shipping
• Manual payments configuration for customers to place orders without an online payment provider

That’s all for week 26

That’s all from the previous week. The roadmap is already filling up, with more updates on the way.

See something you’d like us to build next? Found a bug or have feedback? Let us know in the comments, and check out the Hostinger roadmap to see what’s ahead.