The Simplero Changelog: Here's what we've been up to...

When you pull survey responses through the API, each response now comes with the answers the person gave — including the labels for any options they picked on multiple-choice questions. No more separate lookups to find out what someone actually answered.

Anthropic's latest Claude Sonnet 5 model is now an option in your chat bot's model selector — look for it in the Claude group. It's a great all-around choice for most tasks, including tool use. Earlier Sonnet versions are still available under "Other".

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard for connecting AI to external tools and data sources. You can now add MCP servers to your personal AI coach at simplero.coach.

Open the sidebar in any coach conversation, switch to the "Tools" tab, and add your own MCP servers (just a name and URL). Your coach will automatically discover and use those tools across all your coach conversations.

Great for connecting your coach to internal APIs, databases, or any third-party service that exposes an MCP endpoint.

When you open the writing style menu in Simplero.Coach or any AI chat, a checkmark now marks the one that's active. Handy on your phone, where the style control can shrink down to a tiny arrow and you couldn't tell which was selected.

The Simplero Branded App is here — available now for Scale and Skyrocket members.

Launch your own mobile app, published under your brand. Your members download your app, see only your content, and get the same powerful features they already love — courses, playlists, forums, quizzes, and more.

Get started: Go to Account settings → Content → Mobile app to create your branded app and begin the setup process.

📖 Full setup guide and step-by-step instructions →

You can now create an event and set its location to "Simplero Livestream." People can join the livestream right from the event page once the event is near. It supports recording and live chat (via simplero.chat). It's free while in beta, though we may start charging for it later on.

Paste Markdown — from a doc, an AI tool, or a .md file — into the chat box, or any rich-text editor in Simplero, and it's now converted to formatted text automatically: headings, bold, lists, tables, and more. No more raw asterisks and hashes to clean up.

When you move an idea to a new status — for example, marking it as Done or Closed — everyone who upvoted or submitted that idea gets a notification (in-app, email, and on mobile). They'll see the new status right in the notification, so they always know where their ideas stand. The admin making the change isn't notified about their own action, and intra-status reorders (e.g. moving between two stages that both count as 'Open') won't send anything.

Your email preheader text now shows up cleanly in the inbox preview. Before, some email apps (like Gmail and Yahoo) would pull the opening lines of your email body into the preview snippet even when you had set a preheader. We now pad the preheader behind the scenes so the preview window is filled with your preheader and nothing leaks in from the body. Just set your preheader on any broadcast or email and it will display exactly as you intended.

Fixed an issue where events with 'one signature per person is enough' were still asking customers to sign the contract again when registering for additional event occurrences.

You can now open a project's settings by clicking the gear icon on any project in your conversation list. From there you can:

Rename or describe the project so everyone knows what it's for.

Invite collaborators by email. Once someone joins, they can chat inside the project's conversations.

Control memory delegation per member. Each member decides what they cont…

Your tickets kanban cards now show First Response Time (FRT) right under the last comment, so you can see at a glance how long it took your team to first reply. When a help desk has working hours set, FRT only counts time inside those hours — so an after-hours ticket answered first thing the next morning reflects a fast response, not an overnight delay.

Clicking Ask AI on a course module (or post or course) now opens Simplero Coach with a fresh conversation already focused on that item, instead of dropping you on your most recent conversation. Just start typing — your coach already knows what you’re asking about.

On a video's media page, clicking a frame to use as the default still now highlights your choice right away, instead of looking like nothing happened until you reloaded. Adding your own custom image is simpler too: click the new “+” card to choose one, and hover over it to remove it — no more hidden menu.

In Simplero.Coach, starring a conversation in the sidebar used to make that conversation appear as the active one, even when you were reading a different chat. Now the chat you're actually in stays highlighted, and starring, renaming, or deleting any conversation acts on the right one.

When you add an X post as a source for your bot, Simplero now pulls in the spoken words from the post's video automatically — including videos in a post that's quoting or reacting to another tweet. Previously these posts could fail to import when they had little or no caption text. Just paste the link like before; everything in the video gets extracted for you.

Conversations you never renamed used to show up blank in the chat sidebar — especially noticeable when hovering over them. They now fall back to the first message's text, or "Untitled", so every conversation is readable at a glance.

When a table reloads — after sorting, filtering, or searching — the loading spinner now stays centered on your screen instead of drifting off to the side, and the table keeps the horizontal scroll position you were at instead of jumping back to the first column.

Pulling survey responses through the API just got much simpler. Each response now comes back with an answers object that includes every question the person answered — no more making a separate call for each response to collect the values.

Answers are keyed by field ID and already cleaned up for you (multiple-choice answers show their labels, and name, addres…

Pages with lots of videos used to slow down or crash mobile browsers, because every single video tried to fully load at once. Now, on pages with more than six videos, each video shows its thumbnail with a play button and only loads when your visitor taps it — so even pages packed with videos stay fast and stable on phones. Nothing to set up; it just works.