ewentWhat shipped.
Written in terms of what changes for the people using it, not what changed in the repository.
The public site is a site again
Marketing, trust and developer pages now exist as real pages rather than anchors on the homepage — including how it works, audience pages, integrations, the no-show calculator and the full legal set.
Working contact and access forms
Request access and contact both post to real endpoints now, with a confirmation page. Previously the only route was a mailto link.
Correct 404s
Unknown URLs return HTTP 404 instead of 400, so search engines treat a missing page as missing rather than malformed.
robots.txt and sitemap.xml
Public event pages are discoverable for the first time.
Speaker, session and booth pages
Every speaker, agenda session and exhibitor now has its own shareable page with a canonical URL, built from the event’s existing partner data.
Agenda tab
The agenda is now generated from speaker sessions and shown by default rather than hidden.
Native registration page
A dedicated register step, instead of bouncing straight out to the ticketing platform.
Live join link enabled
The “you haven’t joined yet” nudge and its deep link into the live room are on by default.
Cancellation broadcast enabled
Cancelling or rescheduling an occurrence notifies registrants automatically.
Per-attendee checklists
The core surface — phased prep/live/post steps on a signed link, no account required. 67,000 steps ticked to date.
Eight-touchpoint cadence
cp1–cp8, each scheduled against the attendee’s own timezone.
Embeddable checklist widget
Partners can render the checklist inside their own product.