The Simplero Changelog: Here's what we've been up to...
When the accessibility check finds text that's hard to read, it now tells you exactly which color to use instead — and gives you a button to apply it.
Wherever possible the suggestion is a color already in your style guide ("Darkest", "Accent"), so your page stays on-brand. When none of them fit, you get the color you chose, just darkened or lightened enough …
On some Android phones (including Samsung Internet), the site header could stretch wider than the screen and show the full desktop link row instead of the compact mobile menu.
We tightened the mobile header so navigation stays on-screen and switches to the hamburger layout on narrow viewports.
Open your public site on a phone to confirm. Adjust the header in Sites → open a site → Design if you want to change logo size or nav style.
When you edited a message in Simplero Live chat, the old wording stayed on screen next to your new one — and the ⋯ menu to edit or delete again disappeared on the duplicate. Saving an edit now replaces that message in place, so you only see the updated text and can still use the menu as usual.
During a Simplero Live stream, tapping an image in chat no longer zooms it only inside the narrow chat panel. The zoomed view covers the whole call screen so you can actually see the picture.
Join any Simplero Live stream with chat, open chat, and tap an image attachment to try it.
Thanks, Calvin.
When you add or re-run a model in a multi-model reply, the Summary tab no longer pretends it still covers every answer. You'll see a clear "out of date" indicator on the Summary tab and a short banner with a Refresh summary button. Refresh is manual — so we don't rewrite the synthesis until you're ready. If a model is still answering, the button waits until it finishes.
Try it in AI Chat: open a multi-model reply, pick another model under an answer, then check the Summary tab when the new answer finishes.
On Simplero Livestream, if your browser has blocked microphone (or camera) access, the device menu no longer shows a useless “Default” list. Open the caret next to the mic or camera control and you’ll get a short explanation, a link to your browser’s settings help, and a Try again button after you’ve allowed access.
Opening a survey from Surveys under your member profile could show a 404 if that survey was no longer marked live — even though your completed answers and messages were still there.
You can open those completed responses again from your profile, whether or not the survey is still accepting new answers.
On a site where you've filled out a survey: open your dashboard → Surveys → click a response.
Open your profile menu (top-right avatar) → Theme, then pick Dark, Light, or Auto (follows your system).
Dark mode is still in beta — a few pages may mix light and dark styling. You can switch back to Light anytime.
Open your admin dashboard and try it from the avatar menu.
On a brand-new list with no subscribers yet, the main signup form card on Summary could spill outside its box and sit under Add subscribers. The layout now keeps everything in its cards.
Open any empty list from Lists → Summary to check.
On a list's Summary card, the mini preview of your main signup form no longer shows two empty bars. It shows the actual headline and the real button label (for example Subscribe).
Open the sidebar toggle next to the breadcrumb to jump between related things without hunting through menus.
On a video in the media library, opening Subtitles → caption settings no longer shows blank white boxes for color, font size, edge style, and font family. You can see the current values and change them. Clicking a setting also no longer swaps the player for the analytics chart by mistake.
Open a video with subtitles from Media, play it, use the captions control → settings, and adjust the options.
In live stream chat (and other context chats like worksheets), hosts and admins sometimes saw an Edit / Delete menu on other people’s messages — even though saving those edits would fail. That menu now only appears on your own messages, matching what the server already allowed.
Join any Simplero Live stream and open chat to try it: hover your own bubble for Edit, and you’ll no longer see Edit on someone else’s.
You can now add Product catalog to the navigation menu on membership sites — not only your main website.
Open a site from Sites → Edit layout & navigation → click + on the menu → choose Product catalog.
On a broadcast's Replies list you now get quick Interactions action on each row — open that contact's conversation history in the side panel without leaving the list
Open any broadcast → Replies, or jump from Broadcasts.
When you open the full email for a reply, the side panel is easier to scan:
The mailing name and a small view the email we sent icon sit on one line
View all N replies only appears when there is more than one reply — and not when you are already on that mailing's replies list
The replies button is on its own row so it does not blend into the subject line
Try it from a contact's Interactions thread: open a reply (timestamp → full email), or from a broadcast's replies list.
If a price only shows up for certain contacts — say, people on a specific list or with a certain tag — that's now obvious at a glance. The small gray icon that was easy to miss is now a bold blue badge showing how many conditions apply. Hover over it (or click it) to see exactly what those conditions are, same as before.
Turning on two-factor authentication is now a guided three-step flow that matches the rest of your profile: pick an authenticator app, add Simplero with a copyable setup link or QR code, then enter the 6-digit code. When you’re done, save your recovery codes so you can get back in if you lose your phone.
Try it from Security in your profile → Enable two factor authentication.
When you open Simplero Coach, come back to the app after a short break, or visit coach fresh, you now land on a new conversation with the input ready — so you can start typing or speaking right away. Your older chats stay in the sidebar whenever you want them.
That empty start is also much faster: we no longer load your last thread’s full history just to show the home screen.
When you create a list, you now automatically get an opt-in page — already written for you, live and shareable right away. Tweak the headline, subhead, button, and image in seconds with Quick Edit, or open the full page builder for total control. Existing lists get a one-click "Create opt-in page" button to set one up.
