When a sold-out or closed product has a redirect URL but no custom message, it now redirects immediately instead of showing an empty page with a 'Continue' button.
Clicking "New conversation" in Simplero.Coach is now near-instant — the empty chat appears right away and your cursor lands in the input ready to type, instead of waiting for a round-trip to the server.
Save button on the product's price editor modal will now always be visible at the footer

Creating a price no longer requires an internal name
Renamed 'Replaces price' to 'Overrides price' & Added option to 'Override price' in the '...' menu on a price card - before you had to open the modal

Creating a new price now directly focuses your input on the amount field
No more scrolling to the bottom of the page to hit Save! Press Cmd+S (Mac) or Ctrl+S (Windows) to save any form you're editing. Cmd+Enter / Ctrl+Enter works too. If you're focused on a form field, it saves that form. If there's only one form on the page, it saves it even without focus.
The separate "Design" step has been removed from the broadcast creation flow. You now start writing your email right away.
The email design template can be selected directly on the content page, at the bottom, and the preview will reflect your chosen design when you click "Preview changes".

When you import Zoom recordings (or any video that starts with a 'camera off' or blank screen), Simplero now skips past those empty frames and picks the first frame that actually shows something — a face, an opening slide, or anything with real color. No more ugly black-with-a-crossed-out-camera icon as your default thumbnail. You can still pick a different frame manually if you'd prefer.

Duplicating a Coaching Program now correctly copies over all starter automations to the new program.
If you set a default style guide other than Legacy, your emails were still picking up button and accent colors from the Legacy guide. That's now fixed — your emails will match the style guide you've actually chosen, with Legacy only used as a fallback.
When you duplicate an email template, your custom CSS, line height, and filler copy settings are now carried over to the copy. Previously these were lost, requiring you to re-enter them manually.
On checkout order forms, the help text under a participant field (set under "Help text" when configuring the field) had its top edge visually clipped by the field above. The help text now sits cleanly below the field and is fully readable.
Fixed an issue where subscription renewal reminder emails incorrectly stated your price is going up, even when your next charge is actually the same or lower (e.g. due to a discount). The email will now only say your price is going up when it actually is.
When managing your product's pricing, each price card now shows the complete breakdown — including installment amounts, timing, and totals — instead of a condensed customer-facing summary like "3 payments of $13". This gives you the full picture at a glance without needing to open the price editor.
When an automation step grants or revokes access, Simplero now only shows warnings about automations that could actually be triggered by that specific action — not all automations on the object. For example, a "revoke site access" step will no longer warn you about automations that only trigger when someone joins.
Favorited and attached items in the Content tab now show their heart and check icons right in the row, even when you're not hovering it — so you can see at a glance what's pinned, favorited, or currently attached to the conversation. The hover-only actions are tidied up too: only the @ attach button stays inline, and Start new conversation, favoriting, and the other actions all live in the row's ⋯ menu.
On the media file page for a video, there's now a small camera button floating in the top-right corner of the player.
Pause at the moment you want, click the camera, and pick "Capture still frame" or "Capture animated frame" — and that frame becomes available as a thumbnail option. No more pausing the video at the top of the page, then scrolling down to find a separate button.

When you're chatting with a bot, its description now shows at the bottom of the conversation sidebar, so you always have the context of what the bot is for. Collapse it with one click when you don't need it — your choice is remembered per bot. The bot subtitle in the header also has more room now, so longer one-liners no longer get cut off.

Each copy button on a chatbot message — including the one in the message-level toolbar and the ones in the highlight and selection tooltips — is now two buttons: a clipboard for rich text and a # for Markdown.
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