Changelog

See what has changed on Meetabit in one place, with new features, improvements and fixes listed as they ship. A link to it now sits in the site footer.

Organizers can paste the address of their events page, such as a Luma or Meetup calendar, and Meetabit brings those events into the community.

Add, confirm and remove extra emails from your profile, so you can sign in with whichever address you use while mail goes to your main one.

The home page has a new look with top communities, sponsors, event times and hosts, a light and dark theme toggle and a new navbar and footer.

An event that sends people to another site now offers its organizer a way to take registration over on Meetabit.

Communities, events and sponsors lists now have a sort row and numbered page links. Communities can be sorted by next event.

A new guide walks organizers through running a community and its events.

The phone menu is a single full-width menu with your account, large tap targets and a labelled theme toggle.

Each city has its own page with its communities and upcoming events, and the cities list ranks cities by what is happening. Start a community from a city page and the city is already filled in.

See what Meetabit costs and what it offers over other event sites, with a link that fits whether you are signed in or not.

A sponsor can list more than one link beside its website.

List pages put the cursor in the search box on wider screens and leave it alone on phones so the keyboard stays hidden.

A member with no photo now gets a drawn avatar with their initials instead of a generic picture.

Record pages, forms, attendee and member lists, sign in and sign up, profiles, feedback, terms and error pages share a new cleaner look.

Flash messages, errors, dialogs, labels and page titles now read as full sentences or sentence case.

A profile lists talks newest first with when and where each was given, and shows events the person speaks at.

Organizers and representatives can close a profile. Closed pages stay visible but are marked as closed.

Pick a city from a full searchable list when you set your location or fill in a community, sponsor or event.

Organizers can switch off talk proposals when their community does not take them.

Attendees get a calendar invite that updates or cancels with the event, and declining it in a calendar frees the seat.

A connect page explains how to link an assistant that can manage your communities and events, including approving join requests.

A thin bar shows while the next page loads.

Visitors can ask to join a private community, and organizers approve or decline the requests.

Phones can add Meetabit as an app, and the browser bar matches the theme.

Each community serves its upcoming events as an RSS feed.

Guests who join a community or attend an event confirm it from a link sent to their email.

The event page shows its community in a card where you can join it.

The terms and privacy policy now describe what Meetabit collects and who hosts it.

The list pages carry the add buttons, and the footer and home page no longer repeat them.

The home page shows the next six events and the rest are listed on the events page.