The dashboard is sorted by what you are doing: your page, your events, the people you know, and you. Everything for running events is in one place, settings have tabs you can link to, and the sidebar tells you when something is waiting. The front page shows the organisers Collr works with, and there is a page on how to use the Collr logo.
Finding your way round
The sidebar is in four groups: Your page, Events, People and You. Each screen sits where you would look for it, and old links still work.
Your QR code, your share card and your own domain are together under Share. The share card, the picture a chat app shows when your link is pasted, used to be hidden at the bottom of the page builder.
Settings has tabs you can go straight to: Profile, Privacy, Notifications, Security, Accounts, Your data and Danger zone. Every setting now lives in one place. Who sees that you are going is under Privacy, and your email and password are under Security with two-factor sign-in.
The dashboard colour picker sits beside the light and dark switch in the header, so Appearance only ever means your page's design.
The sidebar shows a count when something is waiting for you: someone asking to connect, an invitation to a group or pack, a reply from support, or release notes you have not read.
If you run events
Everything for running events is in Organising: the event pages you run, their team, your standing answers, imported sources, tickets, the widget for your own site, the barred list and the Verified, Trusted & Partner screen. These used to be spread across buttons, menus and a card on Support.
When you switch to managing an event page, the sidebar shows only that page's screens, so it is always clear which one you are changing. Your own connections, settings and billing come back when you switch back.
Adding an event while you manage a page now starts with that page as the host.
On the front page
The organisers Collr works with are shown by their logos: partners first, and verified organisers in a smaller row beneath.
If you would like your own page shown on the front page, there is a short form for offering it. We want every part of the scene there, not mostly pups.
The front page says plainly that no member profile is ever shown to search engines.
Worth reading
The community guidelines now explain why Collr lets you list an explicit event but never hosts explicit pictures or video.
There is a brand page on using the Collr logo: the files, the colours, and where it helps, such as beside the link in your bio or on a QR card.
Fixed
Tabs scroll sideways on a phone instead of squashing their names onto two lines.
Get listed on the dashboard home now goes to the switch that lists you in the directory.
If your role does not have packs, the Packs screen says so instead of sending you back to the start.
