Product updates
A running log of the bigger improvements across course building, blocks, sharing, analytics, and the learner experience.
Creators can now share a private preview link for a draft course, making it quick and easy to show work in progress to collaborators, clients, or stakeholders before publishing.
Course blocks now have a cleaner editing experience and optional custom titles, making it easier to shape how each lesson section appears to learners.
Creators can now invite team members into an account, collaborate on courses, and manage who can help build and review learning content.
Course analytics now give creators a clearer view of learner progress, question answers, and recent activity across their courses.
Create richer checks for understanding with free-form answers, multiple question formats, optional outcomes, scoring-focused learner feedback, and response insights.
Scenario blocks now support dynamic sections, making guided exercises easier to shape around real decisions, reflection, and practice.
Lessons can now include visual content and structured tables alongside downloads, actions, scenarios, and questions.
Flows let creators guide learners through structured paths across courses, with dedicated publishing and learner surfaces.
Audience sharing, signup access previews, learner gates, and private access controls make it easier to decide who can see what.
Blocks became part of the lesson editing flow, with better draft and published snapshots for richer lessons.
The public site now explains Tiny Courses more clearly with creator-focused positioning, benefits, testimonials, and signup paths.
Creators can add guided scenario exercises that help learners apply ideas to realistic situations.
Onboarding and AI-assisted course suggestions became more focused, reliable, and consistent across setup and dashboard flows.
The platform moved from profiles toward Spaces as the core public and creator identity model.
A new block foundation made it possible to build lessons from modular content, interactions, downloads, and actions.
Authentication, operational email, analytics, monitoring, and abuse-sensitive flows became safer and more reliable.
The older quiz language was reframed as Questions, setting up a broader and more flexible interaction model.
Media cards, course editor spacing, uploads, and content editing became more consistent and easier to use.
The learner dashboard and email-first access flows became simpler, more consistent, and more resilient.
Published content handling, schema cleanup, and security rules were hardened to better protect live courses.
Course editing, previewing, navigation, media tags, and shared layouts became more consistent across the app.
Early 2026 work reset the interface direction and laid groundwork for the builder, preview, and learner improvements that followed.
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