> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.descript.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # What Does the “Beta” Label Mean in Descript? > Understand why some Descript features carry a beta label and what reliability and support to expect while using them. Some features in Descript have a `beta` label. This indicates the feature is ready for broad use, but still being actively improved — either because it’s powered by new technology (like an AI model) or because we’re collecting feedback to fine-tune how it works. We need customers to use beta features so we can learn how to improve them. The beta label helps set that expectation. ## Why we use beta labels We include a beta label on features for a few reasons: * **We’re monitoring performance.** Some features stay in beta while we gather data on performance across different setups and use cases. * **They rely on new technology.** Many features in Descript are built on cutting-edge tools. They’re valuable now, but may not get results right every time. That’s expected — and part of how they improve. * **They’re still rolling out to all users.** A beta label can also mean the feature is working well, but not yet available on all platforms or browsers. If a feature has a beta label, our internal testing already shows that it's reliable and useful. Every beta feature is actively supported, and we’re intentional about when we remove the label — usually when the feature performs better than expected. Our goal is to be transparent about how a feature evolves so you feel confident using it — and know where to look for updates over time. **Want to share feedback?** Use the **Share feedback** button in the app, or post your thoughts on our [Feature Requests Board](https://feedback.descript.com/feature-requests)