Admins without two-factor authentication are asked to confirm their sign-in by email — and that confirmation just got a lot more forgiving.
Each email now includes a 6-digit code alongside the sign-in link. Type the code into the sign-in page from your computer and you're in. No more "wrong browser" or "stale link" surprises.
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The bullet list element on your landing pages and other Builder pages now supports nesting, so you can build outline-style lists with sub-items under each bullet.
Press Tab while editing a bullet to nest it under the one above.
Press Shift+Tab to move it back out.
Lists can be up to 3 levels deep.

You can now plug your Simplero account into Claude.ai, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT and other AI tools — they'll be able to read and write across your account just like the in-app Simplero AI does.
This uses an open standard called MCP (Model Context Protocol). Once connected, you can ask the AI things like "What tags do I have? Add a new one called 'VIP'" …
You can now restart a course you've already completed. Click the restart button on the course page to clear your lesson progress and go through the course again — your previous certificate stays, and you'll earn a new one when you complete it again.
When you’re dictating a message with the microphone in the AI chat, the send button now stays available the whole time. Tap it while you’re recording, and we’ll stop the recording for you, transcribe it, and send the message — all in one tap. If you’d still rather review or edit the transcription first, tap the mic again to stop, and the text will appear in the box as before.

The Content tab now shows your 10 most recent favorites at the top, with a link to a searchable list of all of them.

A new Lessons page lets you browse every lesson you have access to, with search and your recents and favorites at the top.

When you turn on "Show only bookmarks" or "Show only highlights" on a lesson transcript...

The up and down arrows beside a long conversation now jump straight from one of your messages to the next — so each stop frames your question with its reply. The jump is snappier, too.

On membership sites using the top navigation style, the slide-out left sidebar menu could sometimes appear over the page and cover your content. It now stays hidden as intended.
Long AI replies can now be folded to a short preview — click the chevron under the assistant's avatar (or the avatar itself) to collapse a message, and again to expand it. Each message remembers its state next time you open the thread.

When selling into a specific market (e.g. Denmark in DKK), you can now hide the account's default currency from the order form's currency selector — keeping checkout clean and preventing buyer confusion. Find the toggle under Product → Order form → Hide account default currency.

The price box on your product sales pages got a polish. A single price now shows large and front and center; "Add to cart" and "Buy now" sit side by side; the box stays in view as visitors scroll; switching between price options no longer flickers; and the selected option is clearly highlighted.

The actions on each chat message — copy, delete, view trace, and more — now tuck into a single ⋯ menu, so the message row stays clean and uncluttered.
The menu also has a new "Copy link to this message" option. Grab a direct link to any message and share it; whoever opens the link jumps straight to that message with it briefly highlighted.

When you dictate a message to the AI chat with the microphone button, your recording is now transcribed all at once after you finish speaking — instead of piece by piece while you talk. Transcribing the whole recording in one pass gives the model the full context, so what you said comes out noticeably more accurate. Nothing changes in how you use it: tap the mic, speak, tap again, and your words appear in the message box.

Dropdown menus now show a consistent, subtle border in both light and dark mode. Switching between themes no longer leaves a menu with a too-dark or mismatched border.

When a product has no tax, order forms no longer show a confusing "Additional 0% tax will be applied at checkout" line.
The tabs in your product editor now adapt to the space available — when it's tight, the icons tuck away so every tab still fits. A new Preview button sits at the far right of the tab row to open your live product Sales page in a new tab.
When you set up a payment plan price, the editor now reads naturally — like "6 payments of $100 each month" — with a tidier, less boxed-in layout.

When a price is split into a number of equal payments the same interval apart, the pricing list now shows it as a single line — e.g. "6 x $100 each month" — instead of spelling out the first payment separately from the identical rest. Same information, said once.

When you edit a product's Sales page or Order form, the live preview now updates quietly in place — no more blank flash and spinner on every change.