Learning sticks when people do it together. With Community Learning, members post homework, reflections or video responses right under your lessons and see each other's work. That means more accountability, higher completion and real proof your course gets results, without extra live sessions from you.

Turn it on in course settings, add a prompt to any lesson, and choose whether students can see each other's responses. You can also import posts from your existing hubs, and remove anything as an admin.

A new Enroll members button adds people to a course by group or individually, with a custom welcome email. For drip courses, members start getting lesson emails based on the schedule you've set for each module.

Store products can now give access to a course on its own, without making the buyer a member of the space. When you add a product, pick the course under Content and turn on course-only enrolment.

React to posts with preset emojis or choose your own. On video posts, reactions show as markers on the playback bar and fly across the screen at the moment they were made.

You can now pause and resume while recording a video, including in hubs.

Give event recordings your own look:

You'll find it under Recording when you create or edit an event.

We're currently working on improving our course functionality in a big way. Here's what shipped this week, with more on the way:

Previously, when someone bought a course from your store, it also added them to the space containing the course. You can now sell course access only.

When a student completes a course, it now opens on a proper completion page with:

You can now award points that count towards your member's level on the community leaderboard, plus award a badge - all configurable in your course settings.

After completing the course, prompt your members to post their win to a specific hub without leaving the course.

Course content is capped to a comfortable width on large screens and module names wrap to two lines instead of being cut off mid-word.

Swarm now runs ads promoting your membership at no upfront cost to you. You pay 30% only when Boost brings you a paying customer.

No campaigns to build. No Facebook to touch. Fully automated.

Open Store Settings, select Discovery, and flip on "Boost my store" if it's not already on. Make sure your store is live* with at least one paid product and we'll automatically run ads for you.

That's it.

*You can only put your store live if you're on a paid plan.

Ads pull from what's already on your store, so a stronger store means stronger ads. Make sure your store has the following:

Update this anytime. Boost picks up the changes when you make them and automatically refreshes your ads in the background.

New Store Analytics breaks down traffic and sales source. If Boost isn't earning its 30%, you'll see it.

Our job is to keep improving the ads. Yours is to keep building a community worth joining.

Boost rebuilds your ads when your store changes. Add a new product or improve your store copy and Boost refreshes itself. Delivery constantly tunes toward people most likely to join your membership.

Some people are only comfortable engaging when a name isn't attached. E.g. Feedback about leadership. A health scare. The question everyone's thinking but nobody wants to be seen asking.

Until now your members had two options: post it and own it, or don't post it at all. Naturally, most picked the latter.

Writing a post or comment? Tap "Posting as [your name]" and switch to Anonymous. Your name and photo disappear in the feed, in notifications, in emails, everywhere.

Not "anonymous unless a moderator checks." in your community sees who posted, admins and owners included.

Post anonymously and you're still notified when someone comments. Reply in your own thread and you stay anonymous — no accidentally unmasking yourself three comments down.

Each anonymous participant gets their own icon and colour for that conversation so you can follow who's saying what. These icons live in one thread only and never carry between them, so nobody builds up an accidental pseudonym.

Toggle it on under Space Settings → User Experience when your community's ready, and leave it off if it isn't.

Perfect for feedback hubs, support spaces, and anywhere your members need room to be honest.

Your live events don't have to stay inside your community anymore. Now you can broadcast the same session to YouTube Live, Facebook, Twitch, LinkedIn, or any RTMP destination at the same time - reaching your public audience and your members in one go, without juggling extra software like StreamYard and Restream.

Perfect for coaches, creators, and community leaders who want to grow their audience beyond their community - host once, reach everywhere.

Look for "Make this event public" when creating your next event.

The minutes before a live event kicks off used to be dead air. Not anymore. Watch a video walkthrough →

Hold attendees in a branded waiting room until you're ready to go live. No more confused "is this thing on yet?" messages: everyone lands in one place and gets pulled into the event the moment you start.

They're enabled by default, but you can control this in your event settings:

Once you're in the event room, you'll spot a new menu in the top right: use it to see who's currently waiting, or to go ahead and start the event. This will admit everyone from the waiting room:

Energy matters before you go live. Bee Line is a fun little social game built right into the waiting room, so attendees have something to do while you get set up. It's a small touch that makes your events feel premium and gets people joining literally "buzzing".

Attendees see this prompt while they wait and can jump into the game with one tap:

Bee Line plays like Flappy Bird with a twist: everyone in the waiting room competes for the top score.

A few more updates:

Daily, weekly, and monthly weren't enough? We agree.

The new custom recurrence picker lets you set up any cadence you can think of:

If you can describe it in plain English, you can probably build it. And it all plays nicely with calendar exports, so your members see it on their calendar the same way you set it up.

Sometimes "$20 off" lands harder than "15% off."

You can now create coupons for any of your store products with a flat currency amount instead of a percentage. Currency prefix is automatic - your members see exactly what they're saving in the currency they're paying in.

Members occasionally post in the wrong place. Until now, your only fix was to ask them to repost it themselves. Not great.

Admins can now move any post, with all of its replies attached, into a different hub. A few clicks and the whole conversation lands where it should have been all along.

Small feature, big quality-of-life win.

One-time and free memberships can now carry a clear end date - and that date is shown to both you and your member, so there's no ambiguity about when access ends.

Pairs nicely with renewal reminders if you're running courses, challenges, or seasonal programs.