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

In the page builder, clicking Add element now opens the full catalog of elements at full width in the main editor — so it stays spacious and easy to browse even when you're previewing your page at a narrow tablet or mobile size, where it used to get squeezed into the preview and become fiddly to use. Everything else works exactly as before: the same elements, search, saved blocks, and paste from clipboard.

OpenAI's latest GPT-5.6 model is now an option in your chat bot's model selector — look for it in the OpenAI group. It's great for complex, multi-step tasks. GPT-5.5 is still available under "Other".

If you've set up multiple currencies, the currency selector now shows directly on your product Options. If you haven't yet, you'll see a helpful link to set up additional currencies in Account Settings.

Your membership site now has an Access Map page in the admin area that shows a visual matrix of all your content (courses, groups) as rows and all the products and lists that grant access as columns. Each cell shows timing badges — Immediate, After X days, For Y months — so you can instantly see who gets access to what, and when.

Previously, understanding you…

You can now toggle submenu icons on or off separately from the main navigation icons. Head to your site header settings under Format > Submenu icons to control whether icons appear on dropdown and sidebar child links. Main nav icons stay exactly as you set them.

You can now search for deals in your pipeline by the contact's name or email, not just the deal name. We also made the Contact filter visible in the filter dropdown so you can filter deals by a specific contact.

If an order bump's price has a limited quantity and "show remaining spots" turned on, checkout now displays the same "Only X spots available" message (or your custom wording, if you've set one) for that order bump — just like it already does for your main product. It's automatic: there's nothing new to set up, so customers get the same honest urgency on your limited add-on offers as they do on the main offer.

Your email design's "Body text" font picker now includes any custom fonts you've uploaded under Account → Custom Fonts, right alongside the built-in options. Just pick it from the dropdown and it's applied automatically — no more hand-writing Custom CSS to get your brand's font into your emails.

You can now choose In person as a location type for your scheduling links. Enter a physical address, and it will show up in the calendar invite's location field — no more burying the address in the meeting description. Your Google and Microsoft calendar invites will show the address with a link to Google Maps.

Share a Simplero.Coach project with someone and they now see every conversation in it, not just the ones you'd explicitly shared — being in the project is enough.

In the project's Members panel, each person's @username is now shown. If you can chat with them, click it to open a chat right there on the page — no need to go hunting for them elsewhere.

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When you branch a conversation while inside a project in AI Chat, the new branch now stays in that same project — so it sits right alongside the conversation it came from instead of dropping into your general list. Your projects stay tidy without any extra clicks.

Try it in AI Chat.

When editing a Bot's system prompt, you can now click anywhere in the empty editor area and start typing or paste content. You no longer need to aim for the first line, and the summary on the Bot page stays in sync after every autosave.

Open Bots and edit a system prompt to try it.

Your personal AI Coach can now learn from the posts you save on X (Twitter). Open your Coach's Tools tab and click Connect X — your existing bookmarks import right away, and each bookmarked post becomes a source your Coach can search and reference. From then on, new bookmarks sync automatically every hour, so anything you save on X quietly becomes part of what your Coach knows. It's an effortless way to put the threads, tips, and links you bookmark to work — no copy-pasting required.

API keys no longer have to mean full account access. When you create a key, you choose which admin it acts as — and that admin’s role controls what the key can do, both for direct API calls and for AI tools connected through MCP.

Use a limited admin for each integration (for example a “Zapier” admin who can only manage contacts), then create the key for that person. You can also mark a key read-only so it only allows GET requests.

Create and manage keys under Integrations.

Columns in the page builder have a new Fill height switch (under a column's Vertical alignment settings). It's on by default, so every column still stretches to match the tallest column in its row — nothing changes on your existing pages.

Turn it off and the column shrinks to fit just its own content instead. That's handy when a compact element — a form, a small stats card, a callout — sits next to a taller column and you'd rather it stayed content-sized than stretched to fill the whole row's height.

Google's latest Gemini 3.5 Flash model is now an option in your chat bot's model selector — look for it in the Google group. It's fast and cost-effective, great for high-volume Q&A and summaries, and Gemini 2.5 Flash is still available under "Other".

xAI's latest Grok 4.5 model is now an option in your chat bot's model selector — look for it in the xAI group. It's great for tasks that need strong reasoning and tool use. Grok 4.3 is still available under "Other".

Anthropic's newest and most capable Claude model, Fable 5, is now an option in your chat bot's model selector. It's built for the hardest, most demanding requests, so instead of the main list, you'll find it under "Other" in the Claude group. It also costs more per message than our other models, so it's best saved for when a task truly needs the extra power.

Searching your admin lists — like Courses — on your phone is smoother now: typing no longer lags, and the page stays right where you are instead of jumping to the top, so you keep your place and can see your results. Clearing the search leaves your spot alone too.

When you're building with an HTML section, click any text on the page and its source is now ready for you in the section editor. Simplero highlights the element's HTML tag and the most specific matching CSS rule, while keeping other matching rules marked so you can still see the cascade. Your settings pane stays exactly where you scrolled it as you click aro…