Changelog
What’s shipping on NestPoint.
We post weekly. Sometimes a big new module, sometimes a handful of small improvements, sometimes a behind-the-scenes infrastructure note. We don’t post everything — but we post enough to keep customers in the loop.
New Filter any member report down to an audience
Reports have always had filters — a date range, a location, a program. What they couldn't do was answer "yes, but only for these people."Read the full entryImproved Groundwork for organizations with more than one location
A behind-the-scenes note, since a few of you have asked where multi-location support stands.Read the full entryNew Appointments, day passes, and taking payment in person
Three additions that go together more than they look like they do.Read the full entryFixed Permission checks move to the server, plus better failure screens
A round of unglamorous work that's worth writing down.Read the full entryImproved A new look, and a rethink, across every module
We reskinned the whole workspace: quieter chrome, more contrast where it carries meaning, consistent cards and tables, and a dark mode that isn't an afterthought. Same information, less visual noise.Read the full entryImproved Member records move onto tabs
The member detail page was one long scroll that got longer with every module we shipped. It's organized into tabs now.Read the full entryNew Segments get a visual builder with a live preview
Building a segment used to mean filling in a form and hoping you'd described the right people. Now it's a canvas. You add conditions as chips, group them, and a sentence underneath reads your rule back in plain language.Read the full entryImproved The check-in kiosk gets rebuilt
The kiosk is the one screen your members actually touch, so it got a full pass rather than a coat of paint.Read the full entryNew Engagement ships — segments, campaigns, and automations
Engagement is a working module now, not a set of parts. You can build a segment, write a message, send it to that segment, and set the whole thing to repeat without anyone touching it again.Read the full entry