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

When you open a chat in a lesson, it now defaults to the model and writing style you used last time in a lesson — instead of always starting fresh with Gemini. New users still get Gemini as the default.

Playlists now appear in the Simplero Coach sidebar Content tab — both your own playlists and those you've favorited. Click any playlist to see its lessons and attach them to your conversation. You can also favorite playlists to keep them front and center, just like you can with courses and lessons.

When creating a new automation, the side panel now tells you exactly what's available for the object type you select — so you know what variables (like {{firstname}}, {{content_url}}) you can use in emails, which type-specific actions are available (like Unsubscribe for a List Subscription, or Add comment for a Ticket), and that all standard conditions apply. Pick a type and see its capabilities right there without having to build the automation first.

When you're on a lesson page and open the Course tab, it now automatically scrolls to show the current module and lesson — no hunting required. Module headers also stay pinned as you scroll through the list, just like on the main course page.

Searching your past conversations now uses semantic (AI-powered) search in addition to keyword matching. You can find conversations by describing what you discussed — not just by remembering the exact title.

The chatbot now has a speaker button on each AI response. Click it to have the response read aloud — great for when you'd rather listen than read. Click the stop button to stop at any time.

When you come back to the Coach page after being away (on your phone, another browser, or another tab), your conversations list and sources list will automatically refresh to show any new activity — no need to reload the page.

When you type in the search box on the Sources list, your starred sources now remain visible at all times — only the main list below is filtered.

In the AI Coach sidebar, the Content tab now refreshes automatically whenever you pin a site or favorite a course, module, or lesson — whether you do it from the Content tab itself or from a site you're visiting. No page reload needed; your favorites list is always up to date.

Fixed a bug where a streaming AI response would suddenly jump back to just the first character or word, then continue from where it left off. The response now streams smoothly from start to finish without any visual reversion.

Visit an event page that hasn't started yet, and you'll see a live countdown pill next to the event time, ticking down second by second so you know exactly how long until things kick off.

The registration form is now framed in a card with a clear "Register for this event" heading, and the timezone dropdown finally has a proper label so you know what you're picking. Nothing to enable — it shows up automatically on all your event pages.

The page builder's version history now shows a Published badge at the top of the list — so you can instantly see which version is live without scrolling or expanding collapsed groups.

When a video or audio finishes and Auto Play Next Lesson loads the next one, the player now immediately shows a pulsing overlay and starts the page progress bar — so it's always clear something is happening, with no confusing pause between the countdown ending and the next lesson appearing.

In the Coach content browser sidebar, each item (site, course, module, lesson, etc.) now has a "Start new conversation with this" button. Click it to open a brand-new conversation with that content pre-attached — great for exploring a topic without cluttering your current chat.

If you were typing into the search box inside the Content tab of the AI Coach sidebar (Sites, Courses, Modules, or Lessons), nothing was happening. That's now fixed — search filters your content correctly.

The lesson thumbnails in the "Continue where you left off" and "Favorites" carousels on the mobile app home screen now show how far through each lesson you are — so you can see at a glance which ones you've already started.

When you open the Simplero mobile app, the home screen now greets you by name at the top — the greeting had been accidentally disabled.

When you send a chat message with 1–5 emojis and nothing else, they now appear extra large — just like in most chat apps. Makes those celebratory 🎉 or simple 👍 messages feel more expressive.

Removing a pending admin invitation from the Administrators page no longer errors out when the invitee's email doesn't yet have a Simplero ID.

When you're in a lesson and ask the AI chatbot a question, it now automatically includes any highlights you've made in that lesson. Your highlights appear as a focused list at the top of the context — so the chatbot gives extra weight to the parts that resonated most with you.