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

Courses now have a simple "Duplicate" action, just like other objects in Simplero. No more navigating through "Duplicate to other site" when you just want a quick copy on the same site.

When you open a bot, you'll see a sources panel on the right side of the page — the same sidebar you see on simplero.coach. Browse, search, or add your personal coach sources without leaving the conversation. The panel starts collapsed if you have no sources yet, and remembers your open/closed preference otherwise. Toggle it with the sidebar button in the header.

You can now set the lightest and darkest shade for your site's neutral color scale under Style Guide → System Colors. This controls the background color on your membership site, order forms, and other system pages — letting you go beyond pure white and pure black to create a more distinctive look.

Added a Cost column to the conversations table on each bot, so you can see at a glance how much each conversation costs.

If you've configured a redirect URL, custom message, or waitlist for a closed or sold-out product, those settings now apply when someone visits the product's sales page — not just the order form. Previously only the order form respected those settings; the sales page showed a generic "currently not for sale" message regardless of what you configured.

Exporting tickets to CSV or XLSX was crashing silently in the background. The export should now complete and download as expected.

Fixed an error that prevented the navigation editor from loading when a site page was in an incomplete state. The editor now gracefully handles this case instead of showing an error.

You can now manage your email lists and read your subscribers through the API. Use GET/POST/PATCH /api/v2/lists to list, create, and update lists — including sender info, confirmation email settings, GDPR consent, archive visibility, and tracking. Use GET /api/v2/subscriptions to read subscribers, filter by list_id, and inspect their state, UTM attribution, and timestamps. Great for syncing subscribers and list settings from external tools.

The chat sidebar search briefly turned into a two-panel modal. That was an accident — it never searched message content and had a few rough edges. We have restored the original inline search input in the conversation list. Searching by conversation title or member name works the way it did before.

Chat icon in site header now respects Member-to-Member chat setting. When Member-to-Member chat is turned off on a site, the chat icon in the header no longer appears for admins either. Previously, admins still saw the icon even though the layout editor said it would not show. Admins can still access chat from the admin area or from https://simplero.chat.

When a team member moves a ticket from one stage to another, the activity feed now shows their name — so you can see exactly who made the change.

When one team member reorders their pipeline views, it no longer overwrites the tab order for everyone else on the team — each person's view arrangement is now kept separate.

The admin settings menu (the cog icon in the top navigation) was showing a scrollbar and cutting off the Marketing, Sales, and Content sections when using Safari. The menu now displays all sections side by side just like in Chrome.

When an audio lesson without a thumbnail image showed up in search results, a thin orphaned progress bar would render where the thumbnail should be. Audio lessons without a real visual thumbnail now skip the thumbnail block entirely so the title and transcript matches use the full width.

Blog posts that were scheduled in advance now correctly show up on your blog overview once they go live. Previously, a post published via schedule would be invisible until you manually edited and re-saved it.

Clicking Search in the chat sidebar was navigating to a missing /Search page instead of opening the search modal. It now correctly opens the conversation search modal.

When previewing a broadcast or auto-response, you'll now see the Reply-to email address right below the From address, so you can confirm it's set correctly without having to dig into the content settings.

Drop visitors directly into your bot from any landing page — with whatever they typed already submitted as their first message. Point an HTML form at your bot's URL with a message field (<form action="https://yourbot.com" method="get"><textarea name="message"></textarea><button>Ask</button></form>), and when someone hits submit, a fresh conversation opens with their question already in flight and the bot replying. Works with GET and POST. Great for landing-page hero sections that funnel right into a conversation.

The app home page now makes much better use of horizontal space on tablets and desktop. Cards scale up at larger sizes, and when Pick up where you left off or New course content spans multiple sites, sites with just one or two items pack side-by-side instead of each taking a full row — so you see more at a glance and scroll less. New course content now also groups its cards by site, with a heading and link for each, just like Pick up where you left off does.

Members now see an Ideas carousel right in the community feed — a mix of recent and popular ideas they can read, upvote, or comment on without first navigating to the ideas page. Only open ideas are shown, ranked by a blend of recency and engagement, so what's active bubbles to the top. Tap any card to jump straight into the idea.