The website is new from top to bottom: Home, Kemble Work, Kemble Circle, Solutions, Discover, Apps, Pricing, Enterprise, Developers, Download, Templates, Customers, Compare, About, Careers, Press, Partners, Contact, Events, Roadmap, Status, the Blog, this Changelog, the Help centre, the Safety, Security and Trust centres and every legal page. It follows your system’s dark or light setting, or the Dark/Light switch in its menu, uses the Geist typefaces from our own server, and keeps its motion out of the way when your device asks for less. The prices and limits on Pricing are still read from the running platform, and Download still follows the desktop release feed. Every old address still leads where it did.
The whole site is now edited in the platform console’s new Website section: pages and their sections (32 kinds, added from a gallery, reordered by dragging or with the keyboard), the menu, the footer and the site settings, the blog, this changelog, help articles, documentation, templates, customer stories, roles, events, the roadmap, press, partners and the legal pages. A draft saves itself, can be previewed on a desktop or a phone in either theme, and is published at once or at a time you choose, with earlier versions kept to restore. Pictures go in a media library with their alt text, a page that moves leaves its old address leading on, and two people editing one page are told before either overwrites the other. Publishing writes only the pages that changed, in about two seconds, with no release needed.
Activities: Whiteboard, Watch together, Sketch duel and Circle trivia now have banners of their own, like every other game, so all 24 activities show what they are rather than a community’s creature, on the shelf, in the room’s launcher and at the top of a running game. The Featured row shows whole cards with arrows to the rest, and choosing More activities closes the small Activities menu behind it. Games that were running when the fairer shuffle went live also reshuffle the cards and tiles not yet dealt, and Circle spaces that lost the six newest games from a saved list get them back.
Rooms and calls: a person’s tile or a shared screen made full screen now keeps windows, notices, an incoming call’s ring and a playing clip inside it, and leaving full screen puts your place in an open window back where it was. Voice & video settings say in one line when a call holds your 1080p choice at 720p, and why. In a Circle voice room, opening the chat no longer moves the button under your pointer. Your own recording shows its red border and “You are recording this room” with Stop recording clear of it.
Names: a person Kemble has not named yet is shown by a quiet placeholder in call screens, the mini player, the sidebars, captions, room chat previews and AI notes, never a stand-in word, and someone whose account no longer exists is called “Former member”.