June turned sharing into a measurable step: per-recipient tracked links, access controls, visitor journeys, and a Home dashboard that shows who engaged, plus self-serve content editing and team management for clients.
Fields marked as personalized can be filled in differently for each tracked link, so one presentation can greet each buyer with their own details. Screens can also be reordered or hidden for every viewer without a rebuild.
Workspace owners and editors can now invite, change roles for, and remove teammates themselves from Settings. Invitees get an email and a sign-in screen that carry your workspace's name, logo, and color.
Home now opens on this week's visitors, recent openers across your presentations, and a getting-started checklist for new workspaces. A weekly email summarizes who viewed your content, and you can also send alerts for new submissions to Slack or email.
Clients can now change the text in their presentations directly from the portal, alongside a live preview. Changes go live without waiting on a rebuild.
Shared links now unfold into a card with an image, title, and short description in Slack, iMessage, LinkedIn, and similar apps instead of a bare URL. Previews are generated automatically and use your workspace's branding.
Each visit now opens into a session view that shows the screens a visitor saw, in order, with the taps they made and their approximate location. It shows what a buyer actually looked at, not just that they opened the link.
You can now create a named link for each person you send a presentation to and see whether they opened it, when, for how long, and from where. Form submissions made through a tracked link are credited to that recipient.
A presentation can be Open to anyone with the link or Restricted to the people you sent links to. Restricted links can ask the recipient to confirm their email with a one-time code before the content loads.