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What's new.

What's changed lately, in plain language.

v0.33.02026-10-01
  • Invitations are now shared by link, or by copying a ready-to-send message into your own email or your association's mailing list. NPYou no longer emails invitations for you.
  • Questions in meeting Q&A can be up to 250 characters.
  • Meeting pages and calendar links no longer show the check-in code to people who aren't members, and a meeting's Q&A can no longer be flooded with junk questions.
  • Someone an admin has deactivated can no longer rejoin through the invite link. An admin reactivates them instead.
  • We fixed a problem that could delete another organization's notifications, and updated the software NPYou runs on.
v0.32.02026-09-30
  • While a vote is open, nobody can see how anyone voted, admins included. Once it closes, admins and facilitators on every plan can see who voted, and admins on Pro can see how each person voted.
  • We updated our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy to describe vote privacy exactly as NPYou enforces it. You will be asked to accept them once. Meetings, check-in and voting are never interrupted.
  • Admins can copy a ready-to-send invitation from organization settings and paste it into their own email or their association's mailing list.
  • If you checked in to meetings as a guest before joining an organization, you can now link those check-ins to your account from your dashboard.
  • Meeting records are harder to tamper with. Guests no longer count toward quorum, and a question always keeps the name it was asked under.
  • Accepting updated terms, or creating an account from an invite link, now takes you on to the page you were going to instead of the dashboard.
v0.31.02026-09-16
  • Checking in to a meeting now starts by asking whether you are a member or a guest, instead of leading with the guest form. A member who has not made an account yet can create one right there and comes straight back to the meeting.
  • Someone who is not a member yet can ask to join from the meeting page, and an admin can approve them while the meeting is running. They are added, marked present, and can vote in the meeting already under way.
  • The meeting page attendees see is rebuilt around tabs for Details, Q&A and Vote, with check-in and a one-line note of where you stand always in view. When a vote opens, the page takes you to your ballot.
  • Meetings can carry an agenda, written out or linked, set in one place when you create or edit the meeting. Attendees read it under Details, and a long one stays out of the way until they open it.
  • Every file and link on a meeting can be marked members only, using an icon beside it. New uploads start members only, so nothing is shared by accident, and one tap shares something with everyone checked in to the meeting.
  • Guests can add a phone number and the business or organization they represent when they check in. Both are optional, and both follow the guest through the live meeting page, the attendance record, the results page and the exports.