Live rooms, after a week of real sessions
The stage now measures the space it has and fits every camera into it — no more half-width crops when two people are talking — and any tile can be tapped to enlarge. A host's spotlight is marked on the tile, so it no longer vanishes in small rooms. In webinars, raising a hand, working the queue and inviting someone up finally line up with what happens on stage. Leaving asks first, but only if you are on mic, on camera, sharing or hosting — viewers are never interrupted.
Mobile rooms are much steadier
Locking your phone no longer drops you off the mic: the camera folds away, your audio and your seat stay. Long sessions no longer freeze or run out of memory, and flipping the camera works on both platforms.
Live time you can see
Live is now measured in participant-hours from one monthly pool. Each session says what limits its length — your plan, or what is left this month — and you can trade seats for a longer session.
Notifications worth opening
Join requests, course updates, failed payments and admin access changes all have proper notifications now, with a Courses category in your settings. When a moderator warns someone or removes a post, they choose the reason the member reads — and a new Content review page shows members what happened to their content.
Theme and language follow your account
Both are saved to your account and travel across browsers and devices, and a new Follow community option hands the choice back to the community setting.
Also in this release
- Course descriptions get a rich-text editor and much more room; publishing names what is missing.
- AI knowledge bases can refresh URL sources on their own — daily, every three days, or weekly.
- Pinned posts no longer repeat in the feed, show up to ten, and follow the space's layout.
- Q&A moderation has its own pending queue and badge.
- The getting-started checklist now speaks your language.
- Counts read correctly — "1 member", not "1 members" — in every language.