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

Clicking a button or link in the admin area no longer shows a blue outline. Keyboard navigation still highlights focused elements as before.

Reactions got a refresh — each reaction now lives in its own pill with a count, kinda like Slack. Your reactions are highlighted. Hover the area to reveal a picker, and you can now stack up multiple different emojis on the same post, comment, or lesson instead of being limited to just one.

Creating labels from a quick-pick dropdown now works correctly again

When using a chatbot on a mobile device, the thread navigation sidebar was causing the page to scroll horizontally. This is now fixed.

Page builder buttons can now also perform a customer action — like adding a tag, starting an automation, subscribing the contact to a list, or giving them a badge — when a logged-in contact clicks the button. In the button settings panel, pick the action under "Also perform action" and fill in the relevant details. The action fires silently in the background; the button still does whatever it was already set to do.

You can now add custom fields to your community site — like "What brings you here?" or "What's your job title?" — and members fill them in when they join. Admins can view and edit responses from the member admin panel, and members can update their own answers from their profile page.

On the Simplero Labs page (Account Settings → Simplero Labs), you can now type to filter features, then navigate the list with your arrow keys and press Enter or Space to toggle a feature on or off — no mouse needed.

New Experience sites now have a Features tab where you can enable or disable the key features on your site. Toggling a feature on adds it to your site navigation automatically. Toggling it off hides it from navigation (without losing its position), so you can turn it back on later and it will show up in the same spot. Use Edit layout & navigation to fine-tune the order and appearance after enabling features.

Use prompts to export and import your existing knowledge from ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini into Simplero Coach.

You can also edit your memory to make it more accurate if anything changes.

When you click the copy icon on a chatbot message, it now copies plain text (markdown) instead of HTML — so pasting into a document, email, or editor gives you readable text rather than raw HTML tags.

On mobile, the full Sources panel in the Simplero Coach chatbot now scrolls as one list — upload, starred, archived, and all your sources. The search bar sticks to the top as you scroll so you can always search without losing your place.

Automation "Add paid purchase" now reuses the payment method from the triggering purchase

The feature guide that appears on admin index pages now stretches across the full width of the page, including any sidebar — so the video, guide text, and action buttons are no longer squeezed into just the left column.

You can now search through features on the Simplero Labs page (Account Settings → Simplero Labs) to quickly find a specific feature flag by name or description.

Archive Contact now appears alongside Delete Contact in the action menu, making it the natural first choice. Searching for "delete" will also surface the Archive option. Better yet, if a contact has any purchases, choosing Delete will automatically archive them instead — protecting your purchase history.

When you change a setting from the sidebar — for example, tabbing between the four sides of a padding, border, or margin — the panel no longer re-renders mid-typing and steals your focus. Your cursor and in-flight value stay put, so you can keep editing without having to click back into the field.

A powerful way to create urgency, evergreen launches, and time-bound experiences for each contact individually.

Create a timer once, then start it for each contact via automations, on opt-in, on purchase, on enrollment in a coaching program, on podcast subscription — or whenever you choose. Each contact gets their own private countdown that follows them acros…

When you click the alignment button in the settings panel for a paragraph, headline, pre-headline, or other text element, any alignment set inside the WYSIWYG itself is now cleared. The settings alignment takes precedence and is what you see.

See when each Participant last visited a membership site, right in the Participants table.

The Not Found Requests page (Site Settings → Not Found Requests) now puts the most-frequently-hit broken paths at the top, loads much faster, and lets you search by URL to find a specific broken path. You can also create a redirect for any 404 path right from that table.