Better Live Sessions, Useful Answers Within Reach, and Safer Page Updates

Today’s IAT release builds on yesterday’s community and page-building improvements with a substantial update to live sessions, webinar planning, and the tools you use to manage your community.

The changes focus on practical details: bringing guests into a broadcast, keeping polls and moderation controls up to date, saving useful answers, and protecting newer page edits when you work with an AI assistant.

A shared stage for your live sessions

Quick browser broadcasts and scheduled webinars now use the same host stage controls. You can prepare your camera and microphone in the studio, choose when to join the stage, and manage guests from the same place.

We’ve also updated how host video, guest video, screen sharing, and guest audio are combined for the broadcast and browser backup recording. These changes keep the broadcast and backup recorder using the same combined output as the people and screens on stage change.

Attendees get clearer hand-raising controls, including on mobile. The button loads their current hand-raise status, rather than starting over when the page reloads.

Raising a hand is a request to speak. It doesn’t switch on a camera or microphone. Each person still chooses when to join the stage.

Polls that remember your choice and slow mode that saves

Live polls now recover your saved vote when you return to the session or reload the page. If you’ve already voted, the interface shows your saved choice and gives clearer feedback instead of inviting another vote.

We’ve also connected slow mode to saved session settings. When a moderator sets an interval, it is enforced for chat and Q&A messages.

The moderation panel refreshes those settings while it’s open, including changes made by another moderator or from another device. That makes it easier for the people managing a session to work from the same information.

Set up your webinar team before you go live

Webinar scheduling now includes a searchable list of community members for choosing co-hosts and presenters.

You remain the host and can add up to 11 other people to the presenting team. Co-hosts can help manage the session, while presenter assignments give you a clearer way to organize who will participate.

You can also manage presenter access after scheduling and before the session begins. Assigning someone a role doesn’t activate their camera or microphone; joining the stage remains their choice.

Save an accepted answer as a community resource

Yesterday’s update introduced curated posts in Resources. Today’s release extends that collection to accepted replies.

Community managers can now save the current accepted answer from a discussion, giving members a direct way to return to a useful explanation without searching through the conversation.

The resource stays visible only while that same reply remains accepted and readable. If the accepted answer changes, the collection won’t continue presenting the old reply as the current answer.

Resources also has a new home alongside About and Testimonials in the community sidebar, with matching links on mobile. Members see the link when there is a resource available for them to read.

Clearer controls for community roles

Community role management now makes the available actions clearer. Owners can appoint admins, and owners and admins can manage moderator and member roles within their permissions.

Before a change is saved, the system checks current community access. It then reads back the saved role so the confirmation reflects what was actually stored.

More protection for AI assisted page changes

AI-assisted funnel page edits now check the exact version of the page before saving. If something has changed since the proposed edit was prepared, the update stops so it doesn’t overwrite newer work.

The same exact-version protection now applies to confirmed AI-assisted page deletion. We’ve also strengthened retry handling and preservation of existing component settings.

A smaller page-building fix addresses zero-height spacers, so a spacer set to zero keeps that value instead of falling back to a default gap.

A smoother route through sign up and connections

If you arrive at sign-in from a live-session link or another supported destination, choosing Create an Account now carries that destination into sign-up.

This release also addresses the “Unknown application” error affecting connections through Claude’s official connector.

These improvements are included in today’s release, with updates across your community, live-session tools, and AI-assisted page workflows.