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

When you opened a lesson's Stats page, "Total views" could show 0 even though the lesson clearly had views — this happened whenever the views came from people who weren't logged in as members. The stat now matches the view count shown on the lesson row, so your lesson analytics are accurate again.

The lines between steps on your Funnel canvas could drift out of place and leave gaps after the page finished loading — especially once stats appeared on the steps. They now stay perfectly connected to your steps at all times.

On the course content tab, hitting Cmd-S (or Ctrl-S) to save could accidentally add an empty lesson to the first module. It now saves without creating anything you didn't ask for.

When your product has alternative currencies configured, the pricing card now shows the actual amounts (e.g. "Also in $119") instead of just the currency code (e.g. "Also in USD").

Two little annoyances, gone: renaming a project in its settings now updates the name in your project list right away (it used to wait for a page reload), and starring a project now immediately floats it to the top of the list — which is what starring does: starred projects always sort first.

Diagrams your AI draws in chat can get big — and squeezed into the message column, the details can be hard to read. Now just click any diagram to open it full-screen, where you can zoom in and out (scroll, pinch, double-click, or the buttons) and drag to move around. Press Escape or hit the X to close.

The reaction counts next to each lesson on the Course admin page no longer fade into the background in dark mode — they now use the same muted gray as the neighboring comment and view counts.

In a really long conversation with your Coach, the assistant used to gradually lose track of the beginning — your original goal, earlier decisions, and the like. Now it automatically keeps a running summary of the earlier parts of the chat, so it stays on track no matter how long the conversation gets. Nothing to set up — it just works, and you still see every message in the chat as before.

Support tickets and contact form submissions now pass through an AI spam check that quietly blocks phishing and junk before it reaches your inbox, so your team spends less time sorting through obvious spam. Logged-in members are always trusted and skip the check.

Ask the chat or coach to visualize something — a workflow, a decision tree, a sequence of steps, how things relate — and it can now draw a real diagram right inside its reply instead of describing it in words. Great for mapping out a process, an org chart, a customer journey, or how a feature fits together. Just ask, e.g. "draw me a flowchart of this onboarding", and the diagram renders inline.

Opening the page builder on large landing pages is now noticeably faster — we removed a lot of redundant rendering work so the editor loads in roughly half the time. Nothing to set up; just open your page in the builder as usual.

Adding a YouTube Short as a source for your AI bot now pulls in the video's transcript automatically, just like a regular YouTube video — so your bot learns from what's actually said in the Short instead of treating the link as a plain web page.

Text and subheading sections in worksheets are no longer numbered. Only actual questions get a number now, so you can freely add subheadings to group and organize your questions without awkward numbering gaps.

Your invoices now include the Transaction ID and Gateway Transaction ID for each charge. This makes it easier to match an invoice to a specific payment in your gateway dashboard or accounting software — no more cross-referencing CSV exports to find a transaction.

Only one person can share their screen at a time on a livestream. When someone else is already sharing, hovering the Share screen button now explains that you can't share until they're done — so it's obvious why the button is unavailable, instead of it just looking blue and seeming to do nothing when you click.

In a Simplero Live call, starting a screen share automatically switches to Speaker view to spotlight the shared screen. Now, when the share ends, the layout goes right back to what it was before — like Gallery view — instead of leaving you stuck in Speaker view.

You can now see which AI bot tiers a contact has access to directly on their contact page, along with how they got that access — whether through a product, a list, or a manual grant. You'll also find a Give manual access button to grant bot tier access on the spot, and a revoke button for any access you granted manually. This section appears on accounts whose plan includes bots. Open any contact and scroll to Bots they have access to to see it all in one place.

The Participants button on a livestream or call now shows a live count of how many people are in the room, so you can tell at a glance without opening the panel. It updates on its own as people join and leave.

On the event page, once your Simplero Live call is running, attendees now see a live in-call count — like 3 in call — alongside the faces of the people already there, right above the Join button. The same count and faces appear on the camera-setup screen as you get ready to join. It's gentle social proof that the room is buzzing, so more people hop in.

When your event requires a signed agreement, the Join and Add-to-calendar buttons now stay hidden until the attendee reviews and signs it. They'll see the "Review & sign" prompt first — so no one slips into your event or Simplero Livestream without accepting your terms.