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

Fixed a bug where the affiliate dashboard link on a site (e.g. yoursite.simplero.com/affiliates) could send you to your affiliate dashboard for a completely different Simplero account you happened to be an affiliate of. The link now always takes you to your affiliate dashboard for the account you're actually visiting.

When you limit a product to specific payment processors, you'll now see a prominent warning right there in the setting explaining that this prevents the product from being added to shopping carts. Previously this was only mentioned in a small tooltip that was easy to miss. If items are removed from a customer's cart because of this, the message now suggests purchasing them separately or contacting you.

When issuing a refund or credit note, the system now defaults to the same card and payment processor as the most recent transaction — so you no longer have to worry about accidentally refunding to an old or inactive payment method. You can still switch to a different option if needed.

When you lock your AI bot to a specific model, every new message now uses that model — including in conversations that were already underway. Previously a chat that started on one model kept using it even after you locked the bot to a different one. Now your locked choice takes effect everywhere right away. Bots that aren't locked keep carrying each conversation's model forward as before.

Managing your account settings from a phone is a bit nicer now. Open Settings on mobile and you get a clean, full-screen menu: search across every setting, jump straight to recently-used pages, and tap any category to expand its options right in place — instead of the cramped, side-by-side sidebars you had to pinch and scroll through before.

Choosing how your course is presented is much simpler now. On a course’s Content tab there’s a new “Presentation” button right next to Settings — no more digging through the Settings page. Open it to pick your structure, and the content list instantly reshapes to match. You now get three clear choices instead of one confusing toggle: “Modules & lessons” (the…

When you connect an AI assistant to Simplero via MCP, it can now reach your personal Coach knowledge base directly: read and search your sources, browse and update your wiki memory, and look back through your past Coach conversations. That means tools like Claude can pull from everything you've taught your Coach — and write new notes and sources straight back into it — without leaving the assistant you're already in.

⌘-click (or Ctrl-click) the 'New conversation' button in Simplero Coach to start a fresh chat in a new browser tab — handy when you want to keep your current conversation open alongside a new one. A normal click still opens it right here, just like before.

Now when you or one of your Contacts click "Manage" on a purchase in the order history or account page, you now land directly on the payment information section of that purchase's page, where you can update your payment method, retry a payment, or change your plan. No more scrolling to find it.

When you share a link to Simplero Coach from your phone — like a YouTube video straight from the YouTube app — Coach now reads it and pulls in the content for you, grabbing the video's transcript when there is one. Instead of ending up with a source that's just a bare link, you get something you can chat with right away.

When you reuse the same video across several lessons, each lesson now tracks its own watch progress. Previously, watching a video in one lesson made every other lesson using that same video show as already watched — even ones your members never opened. Progress bars and member analytics now reflect what was actually watched in each lesson.

When you preview the login email that goes out to your customers, any private podcasts they have access to will now show up in the preview — just like sites, spaces, and worksheets already do.

Fixed a bug where choosing Specific testimonials in a testimonial element on a landing page didn't save and the selected testimonials didn't show up. Picking, reordering, and removing specific testimonials now save and display correctly, just like the "By product" and "By label" options.

On the customer purchase page, email preferences and signed contracts now sit neatly at the bottom — below the purchase and payment details — so the most important information stays up top. Each signed contract shows the date it was signed and opens in an elegant pop-up, so customers can review it without leaving the page.

Entering an address — in your account settings, billing details, or at signup — just got easier. The country and state/region pickers are now searchable dropdowns: start typing to jump straight to your country instead of scrolling the whole list. They also render properly in dark mode.

When your blog index uses page numbers, the numbered links once again sit in a single horizontal row from the moment the page loads, instead of briefly stacking on top of each other.

When you refund a purchase that granted credits (like AI credits), the unspent credits are now automatically clawed back from the recipient's balance. Previously the credits stuck around even after the refund. Credits the customer already spent are left untouched, and a balance can never go negative.

Your broadcast triggers now stay visible on the summary after the broadcast is delivered, so you can always see which triggers are attached.

The “Write a comment…” box now appears right above the list of comments — on course lessons, forum posts, ideas, and blog posts — instead of being buried at the bottom. On lessons or posts with lots of comments, your members no longer have to scroll all the way down to find where to write. Just type at the top and your comment appears right below.

When you select contacts on a list's subscribers table, the bulk actions menu now offers Archive Contact right alongside Unarchive Contact. Previously you could un-archive from there but not archive, which was confusing and inconsistent. Now both work symmetrically, so you can clean up a list without leaving the page.