A main menu built around content
The default navigation is now seven rows: Home, Spaces, Courses, Events, Members, Leaderboard and AI Assistant. The More dropdown is gone — Members, Leaderboard and the cross-space course catalogue come up to the top level. Notifications and messages move to the sidebar footer, where their unread badges stay visible on every page. Owners can hide any built-in row. Mobile apps adopt the same menu and add a Leaderboard screen.
One search, everywhere
Search from the sidebar now opens on recent searches and trending topics instead of “New post”. The box in the right rail now covers people, posts, spaces, events, courses and hashtags, not just member names. On phones, search is an icon in the header.
Sidebar links, managed in place
The link list at the bottom of the sidebar is a proper feature: add and edit links from any page, group them, drag to reorder, give each one an icon, and choose who sees it. They used to live inside homepage footer settings.
Likes and reactions now notify
A per-space default was dropping like and reaction notifications before they were ever written, which left the Likes toggle doing nothing. It has changed, so those notifications now arrive. Notification settings also stop overpromising: in-app delivery gates push and email.
Moderation covers articles and events
Auto-moderation rules can now inspect articles and events as well as posts, and each rule states which. When a rule stops something, the author is told which one. Admins get a new AI Review queue for content flagged but left visible. Articles held for review or scheduled are now reported as such, not announced as live.
Also in this release
- Zapier connects as a real delivery target: paste a Catch Hook URL, pick events, send a test.
- Member import and export split into tabs, with export history and import reports.
- The API reference now matches the live gateway: endpoints, error codes, quotas, ID formats.
- Member two-step verification now follows the site-level switch.
- The slash-menu Image accepts an upload, and code blocks stop eating the second Enter.