What's New

Row width options now include full-width, enabling edge-to-edge layouts for more dramatic design choices.

Authors can now move lessons out of a course in addition to moving them in.

Google's Imagen model is now available as an alternative to DALL-E for AI image generation, with Flux models coming soon.

A major backend refactor makes the AI generator faster and better at following instructions and uploaded documents.

A new generator option produces less repetitive content that goes deeper into subjects by processing pages sequentially.

Authors can now generate a detailed, fully editable storyboard instead of just an outline before generating a lesson.

Visual refresh across settings, the share dialogue, and the dashboard makes the app feel sleeker and less cumbersome.

Authors can now save lesson versions to reference or revert to in the future, with collaborative change tracking coming soon.

Lesson-level settings have been elevated to the course level, with new navigation restriction options added.

Courses can now be exported as a single PDF, making it easier to share all lessons at once for approval workflows.

Learners can now see which lessons and pages they've completed to measure their progress through a course.

An upgraded move-lesson dialogue now allows authors to move lessons directly into courses they've created.

Existing projects or folders can now be converted into courses with new editing options for a full course structure.

A search bar on the dashboard lets authors quickly find lessons by name.

Images from uploaded source documents are now available in a dedicated library tab in the image picker during editing.

Upload a logo to automatically generate a new lesson theme based on its colors and style.

A dedicated import mode turns documents into lessons verbatim, with plans to support importing Rise courses as Mindsmith courses.

Learners now get a smooth slide-out sidebar for navigating lessons and courses, replacing the previous pop-up menu.

Authors can now force learners to finish watching a video before advancing to the next page via a new option in the video tile.

Flashcards now offer a carousel layout as an alternative to the grid view for a smoother learner experience.