When a price is split into a number of equal payments the same interval apart, the pricing list now shows it as a single line — e.g. "6 x $100 each month" — instead of spelling out the first payment separately from the identical rest. Same information, said once.

When you edit a product's Sales page or Order form, the live preview now updates quietly in place — no more blank flash and spinner on every change.
The live preview in your product editor — on the Sales page and Order form tabs — got a round of polish:
Labels are now opt-in. New accounts start with labels disabled — go to Account › Labels to turn them on and start organizing your content with labels.

Playlists you own can now be put in any order you like. Open one of your playlists, grab the handle on the right of any lesson, and drag it up or down — the new order is saved instantly.
The handle appears when you hover a lesson on desktop, and stays visible on touch devices so you can drag with your finger. Playlists you don't own are unchanged and stay read-only.

The "Your Simplero Account" section on the global dashboard is now displayed as a full-width card rather than a small carousel item, making it easier to see and click.

You can now react to messages in Simplero Chat with any emoji — just hover over a message and click the smiley face. Reactions show up as pills below the message, and clicking an existing one lets you add or remove your own. Great for quick acknowledgments without cluttering the conversation.

On the new product settings UI, the "Closed or sold out" fields (custom message, waitlist, redirect URL) under Options > Limits were sometimes hidden for products marked as Closed, depending on which tabs you had visited. They now show consistently whenever the product is Closed.
When you drop a Survey element onto a page in the new page builder, you'll now see a Padding control in its Styling settings just like other elements. Previously, the only way to add space inside the survey box was to pad the column it lived in — now you can set padding directly on the survey itself.
Tables in chat messages — whether written by the AI or pasted in by you — now render as proper tables with rows, columns, and borders, instead of collapsing into a flat list. Wide tables scroll sideways so they never break the layout.
Actions that ask for a quick name or value now use a Simplero popup instead of your browser prompt, so they keep working even if browser dialogs are blocked.
Member profile now shows posts from private/secret groups when you have access
The reply text area in the support ticket widget is now taller and can be resized vertically, so you have more room to write your replies.

Fixed a rare checkout error when a product's sales close while you're completing your purchase.
If a course video stalled and had to reload, your preferred playback speed could end up ignored — leaving the video playing at the wrong speed. This is now fixed: your saved speed is re-applied reliably whenever the player recovers.
We fixed an issue — most noticeable in the mobile app — where your session could quietly expire while the app sat in the background, so the next thing you tapped failed with a “We couldn’t verify your request” error. Your session now stays active for as long as you're logged in, and on the rare occasion something still slips through, we send you straight back to the page so you can simply try again.
Landing pages that display several event listing elements set to "specific selection" now load significantly faster. Previously each element ran its own database query, which could add up to several seconds; now all event data is fetched in a single batch.
When creating or updating tags (and other objects) via the API with label_ids, the labels were silently ignored and never applied. They now save correctly.
Customers on the 90-for-90 promotional offer were not receiving the heads-up email before their subscription renewed. This is now fixed — any subscription with a billing period longer than 80 days will receive a renewal reminder, regardless of billing cycle type.
If you use folders in your site navigation to group courses, groups, or other content, members who don't have access to any item inside a folder will no longer see that folder at all. No configuration needed — it works automatically. This keeps your navigation clean and uncluttered for every member.