What's changed in Gathin

Calendar — A course or bootcamp that meets on named evenings now puts each evening in your calendar under its own name, with that session's own details and links, instead of repeating the event title and description on every single date.

Account — Platform-wide improvements.

Forms — Forms have a new frameless option that drops the outer card so the fields sit straight on the page — a clean, full-screen look.

Events — The event program now opens on the day that is happening or coming up next, and marks the session on now and the one coming up.

Forms — A form response whose answer contains a quote now shows its answers instead of appearing blank, and responses are listed newest first.

Forms — The boxed field style now fills the whole input instead of just outlining it, and reviewed answers show in rounded fields.

Email — Links in an email preview open in a new tab instead of breaking the preview, and the preview no longer spills past its window when you scroll.

Certificates — Deleting a certificate template now shows the template's own design in the confirmation.

Lists — Deleting an event list or a support tier now names it in the confirmation.

Venues — Removing a venue manager now shows that person, and unlinking an event from a venue shows the event.

Certificates — The certification delete confirmations now match the look of the rest of the panel, and deleting a badge says it will be removed from everyone who holds it.

Speakers — Deleting a speaker now shows that person's photo and name in the confirmation.

Organizer panel — Deleting an event or a community now asks you to retype its name first, and spells out that every ticket, member and sponsor goes with it.

Images — Deleting a photo from an event gallery now shows the photo itself, and deleting the whole gallery says how many photos will go with it.

Payments — Ending your recurring support for a community now shows that community and offers a clear "keep supporting" way out.

Tickets — Deleting a ticket type now names it in the confirmation and, if any have sold, says how many are already out and that holders keep them.

Organizer panel — Removing a member from a community now shows that person's picture and name in the confirmation, and notes they can rejoin if invited again.

Organizer panel — Deleting a sponsor or a sponsorship offer now shows its logo (or icon) and name in the confirmation, instead of a generic "are you sure?" prompt.

Tickets — Claiming free tickets and cancelling your spot at an event now show a clear confirmation naming the event, instead of a generic yes/no prompt.

Communities — The join and leave confirmation for a community now shows the community's own picture and names it directly, instead of a generic confirmation message.

Mailing — Community mailing is now one screen with separate Campaigns and Automatic mails tabs, and announcements can be scheduled for later, edited, cancelled and previewed before they go out.

Organizer panel — Deleting a sponsor from a community now shows its logo and name in the confirmation, matching the confirmation already used inside an event.

Events — The participant list's ticket-type tabs now fade at the edge when there are more to scroll to, instead of cutting off with no hint they continue.

Email — Organizers can open a sent announcement to see exactly who it reached and who opened or clicked it, and when sending a follow-up can leave out everyone who already got an earlier mail so only new people are contacted.

Communities — The communities page now fills the screen on first load instead of showing only a few before you scroll.

Website — The illustrations on the homepage now stay crisp on phones instead of looking blurry.

Organizer panel — A co-host of a shared event now sees who is attending but not the event's revenue, refunds or per-attendee payment details — those stay with the main organizer.

Organizer panel — Co-hosts of a shared event now see its real attendee numbers and can manage its participants, programme, speakers and gallery from the same panel the main organizer uses, instead of a limited view that showed zeros.

Organizer panel — The day-of check-in banner now appears only for in-person events, not online ones.

Website — The homepage now shows the Free, Pro and Premium plans with a link to full pricing, and moves the organizer pitch higher up the page.

Events — An ecosystem page now lists events from all of its communities, with upcoming and past tabs.

Website — The homepage now shows the marketing navigation for signed-out visitors.

Website — The signed-out homepage now previews pricing, shows real blog covers, and leads with an animated headline and a clearer path for organizers to run their whole community in one place.

Website — The signed-out homepage is richer — a bolder hero, interest areas to browse, a section for organizers, a join banner and recent posts.

Email — Super admins get a screen to browse, search, edit and version the platform's email templates, with a live preview.

Forms — Organizers can split a form into pages and choose whether each page must be completed before moving on; forms then fill page by page with Back and Next.

Forms — You can now clear all your answers on a form with a "Clear form" button that asks for a second tap before wiping them.

Forms — Forms now render in a cleaner, more spacious layout by default, and organizers can switch a form between minimal, card and boxed layouts.

Website — Signed-out visitors now land on a discovery homepage — a photo-led intro, popular events and communities, and how Gathin works — instead of an empty feed.

Events — An ecosystem page now shows upcoming and past events one under the other, with dates, the same way a community page does.

Events — The event count on an ecosystem's page now shows its real number of events instead of always reading zero.

Venues — Maps that show several event locations now keep every pin in view instead of centring on just one.

Communities — Community links on an ecosystem page now open the right community instead of a broken address.

Events — Popular event cards keep the date and title to one line, so cards in a row stay the same height.

Forms — Form response times now read in your language's date order instead of always month-first.

Appearance — Dark maps are no longer near-black — dark, amoled and high-contrast each get a legible, distinct map, and pins brighten to match.

Website — Signed-out visitors now reliably see the discovery homepage even if an old session left a stale sign-in hint behind.

Events — A finished event's participation card now shows attendee photos next to the number of people who came.

Events — The share button on an event's participation card now uses the standard share icon.

Forms — Forms can no longer be submitted with required questions left blank, and a saved response is shown against the exact questions it was answered with, so nothing looks blank just because the form changed later.

Appearance — Maps now match your light or dark theme instead of always showing a bright map.

Email — The mail composer now flags sending habits that can hurt delivery and keeps the recipients you picked as you move between steps. It also saves an unfinished mail as a draft on your device — shown on the Mailing page so you can pick it up later — and checks before you leave without sending.

Sharing — The X share icon is now visible in dark mode instead of showing as a black mark on a dark background.

Communities — If your community description is over the 200-character limit, saving now takes you straight to the field to shorten it instead of failing.

Communities — When you add contacts to your community's invite list, you now see exactly how many were added and how many were skipped because they're already on Gathin or already invited — instead of a blanket "added" every time.

Organizer panel — The schedule editor has a tidier toolbar with the programme type as a dropdown, clear status banners, and it now warns you before you lose unsaved changes — whether you leave the page or close a session you were editing.

Calendar — You can build a personal schedule from a multi-track event and add just the sessions you'll attend to your calendar, with a warning when two picks overlap — and session times now land at the hour they actually run instead of shifting. Organizers can give each session its own link, which goes into the calendar entry too.

Email — The invite page's toolbar is tidier — Preview sits next to Send, and Refresh is up in the header with the report controls.

Communities — On a community page with no social links, the member and event counts now line up cleanly under the name instead of sitting indented.

Email — Announcement emails now sit on a clean white background instead of a dark one.

Events — In the participant list, a guest added without an account no longer turns into a broken link to a profile that doesn't exist.

Email — "Add all members" now adds every member of your community to the recipients, not just the first ~95 of them.

Email — The form, segment and event pickers in the email composer now show a loading placeholder instead of an empty box while their options load.

Email — The invite report now shows each person's real status (Sent, Queued, and so on) instead of a bare number.

Communities — Community names and descriptions that contain an apostrophe now save correctly instead of silently failing.

Communities — When saving your community's settings fails, the page now tells you instead of showing a success message while quietly keeping your old details.

Organizer panel — Opening a dialog no longer makes the page behind it flicker — the top bar and side menu stay put instead of jumping.

Speakers — A speaker added from the library shows their title when you pick them for a session, and co-speakers on a session are now separated by a divider.

Events — Online events now say you're attending rather than going, and an online training points you to its lesson instead of a generic video.

Events — The event program's chapters switch with a smooth transition, the tab strip fades cleanly at its edge instead of showing a half-cut chapter, and the redundant week-range line above the schedule is gone.

Communities — If your community description is over the 200-character limit, saving now takes you straight to the field to shorten it instead of failing.

Communities — When you add contacts to your community's invite list, you now see exactly how many were added and how many were skipped because they're already on Gathin or already invited — instead of a blanket "added" every time.

Organizer panel — The schedule editor has a tidier toolbar with the programme type as a dropdown, clear status banners, and it now warns you before you lose unsaved changes — whether you leave the page or close a session you were editing.

Calendar — You can build a personal schedule from a multi-track event and add just the sessions you'll attend to your calendar, with a warning when two picks overlap — and session times now land at the hour they actually run instead of shifting. Organizers can give each session its own link, which goes into the calendar entry too.

Email — The invite page's toolbar is tidier — Preview sits next to Send, and Refresh is up in the header with the report controls.

Communities — On a community page with no social links, the member and event counts now line up cleanly under the name instead of sitting indented.

Email — Announcement emails now sit on a clean white background instead of a dark one.

Events — In the participant list, a guest added without an account no longer turns into a broken link to a profile that doesn't exist.

Email — "Add all members" now adds every member of your community to the recipients, not just the first ~95 of them.

Email — The form, segment and event pickers in the email composer now show a loading placeholder instead of an empty box while their options load.

Email — The invite report now shows each person's real status (Sent, Queued, and so on) instead of a bare number.

Communities — Community names and descriptions that contain an apostrophe now save correctly instead of silently failing.

Communities — When saving your community's settings fails, the page now tells you instead of showing a success message while quietly keeping your old details.

Organizer panel — Opening a dialog no longer makes the page behind it flicker — the top bar and side menu stay put instead of jumping.

Speakers — A speaker added from the library shows their title when you pick them for a session, and co-speakers on a session are now separated by a divider.

Events — Online events now say you're attending rather than going, and an online training points you to its lesson instead of a generic video.

Events — The event program's chapters switch with a smooth transition, the tab strip fades cleanly at its edge instead of showing a half-cut chapter, and the redundant week-range line above the schedule is gone.

Events — Changing only when an event ends no longer warns you that everyone who signed up will be emailed — that notice is kept for when the start moves.

Profile — Messaging someone from their profile now opens their conversation directly instead of leaving a blank tab behind.

Appearance — Gathin on a phone has cleaner navigation — the app menu, your messages and notifications now live under your avatar and the organizer panel is a tap away — alongside a batch of polish across the organizer panel on mobile, and the interface now follows your browser's language when you're signed out.

Email — Anyone added as an organizer to an event now receives an email letting them know, with a link straight to the event.

Events — The comments area now shows a friendly illustration when there are no comments yet, inviting the first one.

Communities — A community's header is tidier for admins — "Manage" leads, the redundant "Create event" button is gone, and "Support" stands out in its own colour.

Communities — A long "About" on a community or ecosystem now shows a few lines with a "read more" that opens the rest, instead of filling the page.

Organizer panel — On a phone, community members now show as a simple name-and-email list; tapping one opens a full-screen card with their tags, role and admin toggle.

Forms — A question's text answers now show as a searchable person/answer table, so you can find one respondent's answer quickly.

Forms — A question's answers open in a side panel too — full-screen on phones.

Forms — A form submission now slides out in a side panel — full-screen on phones — instead of a centered pop-up.

Organizer panel — The participant drawer now shows a guest's photo, bio and social links, edits their tags in place, and has a shareable link so you can send another organizer straight to one guest — and on phones it opens full-screen.

Sharing — Sharing an event or community to X now credits the Gathin account in the tweet.

Organizer panel — In the participants list, opening a guest now slides out a side panel with their details, status and a short timeline instead of an inline dropdown — and fills the screen on phones.

Organizer panel — Support tiers now show as a single list; opening a tier edits it in a dialog instead of a cramped two-column editor.

Communities — After you join a community, backing it becomes the main button and leaving moves into a small menu next to it.

Ecosystems — An ecosystem page now leads with its cover, name and links together, and the panel behind it looks and works like the rest of the organizer panel — with the cover you upload showing at the size you cropped it to.

Organizer panel — The organizer panel opens its navigation as a side drawer on phones, in every section, instead of pushing the page down with a long stack of menus.

Communities — An ecosystem's page now leads with a map of where its communities meet, with the events and communities beneath it.

Speakers — Tapping a speaker who has a Gathin account now opens their own profile instead of a separate speaker page, so there is one page per person rather than two.

Events — Sessions in a week-by-week programme can now carry the date they actually meet on, and those dates go into the calendar as individual evenings instead of one long block. On the event page the weeks now sit in a row you can switch between rather than one long scroll.

Events — Long programmes can now be laid out by week or module instead of day by day, so a bootcamp that runs for months takes a few chapters to write rather than one entry per date. Conferences keep the day-and-hall layout.

Messages — Messages can now be searched, and filtered down to direct messages, communities, or the ones you manage.

Messages — Your Huddin conversations now appear in Gathin's messages alongside the rest, and open on Huddin when you press one. You can also message someone straight from their profile.

Messages — You can start a conversation from the messages screen now, by searching for a community. An empty mailbox shows what messaging is for and where to begin instead of asking you to pick from an empty list.

Communities — Supporting a community now opens the same checkout page as buying a ticket, instead of asking for a card inside the tier picker.

Tickets — The billing address now suggests real addresses as you type, and picking one fills in the city, country and postcode.

Tickets — Buying a ticket now walks through the same numbered steps as upgrading a community — invoice details, then card — on a wider page that fills in the phone number from your profile.

Events — Archiving an event is now in the same menu as who can see it, and the Save button is just Save again.

Events — Scheduling an event now happens under the Save button with room for the date, and the overview counts down to the moment a scheduled event opens to the world.

Events — Event page appearance is on hold for now — the tab tells you it is coming instead of offering a look that would not apply.

Events — Creating an event now offers "save as draft" and "schedule" from the Create button itself, and scheduling asks when it should go live right above the event's own dates.

Support — Organizers can now see every supporter and what they give, and on a phone the Support button is where you can actually reach it.

Support — Support tiers are now edited beside the list instead of in a dialog, so you can see what the rest of your tiers cost while you price one.

Events — An event's look now has its own tab in settings, with room for the preview instead of a picker squeezed between two text fields.

Support — Communities can now open support: name your own tiers, say what each is for, and people back you monthly, yearly or once. Supporters manage what they give from their own profile.

Messages — The unread-message email now arrives in Gathin's own look, with the photo of whoever wrote you at the top.

Communities — You can now message a community from its page, and communities answer with their own name and logo. Every organizer of a community shares one inbox, so a conversation one of them opens is read for all of them.

Events — Event pages can now have a look of their own — a background, a colour, light or dark, a font and a corner style, each set on its own or shuffled. Two of the richer backgrounds come with a paid plan.

Communities — Communities can now belong to an ecosystem — an umbrella that collects several of them under one name, with its own page listing their events and showing where they happen on a map.

Tickets — If an organizer gave you a discount code, you can now enter it when you buy a ticket: the new total is shown before you pay, and it is what you are charged.

Tickets — Organizers can now create discount codes for a paid ticket — a percentage or a fixed amount, with a usage limit and an end date — and see how many times each one has been used.

Events — Changing an event's date or venue now asks you to confirm first, and tells you how many people will be emailed about it.

Events — An event can now be marked as a training, and the page says so in its own words: speakers become instructors, on the public page and in the organizer panel alike.

Events — You can now set an event to go live at a date and time you pick. Until then it stays out of search and listings, and shows up in your own events list marked as scheduled.

Email — Organizers can announce their community to a contact list and then see how the invitation went — who it reached, who opened it, and who asked not to hear about it again. Adding more people later and sending again is safe: nobody is ever mailed twice.

Communities — The guide now explains ecosystems — how several communities sit under one roof, and how a community asks to join one.

Organizer panel — Number fields no longer carry the browser's little up and down arrows, which changed a price or a limit on a stray click.

Communities — The join/leave confirmation now fades and slides in and out instead of snapping.

Events — A long event name on a community page card now stays on one line instead of wrapping and making the card taller than the others.

Events — The panel beside an event now scrolls with the page and settles fully into view as you go, instead of staying pinned at the top with its lower half out of reach.

Events — A training's public page now uses training wording throughout — the details heading, the location, the online label and the instructor list all followed the wording for a conference before.

Events — A training event now says "instructor" everywhere in the organizer panel, not only on the menu — the pages where you add and list them followed the wording for a conference before.

Home — The events section on the home page now opens on whichever of your upcoming and saved events you actually have, and disappears when you have neither.

Messages — Switching between conversations no longer flashes "no conversations yet" across the screen, and the community badge on an avatar is a small mark again instead of covering the face.

Messages — A reply sent for a community now says who wrote it by name, and a thread opens by saying which community you are answering as instead of warning you about it from a strip above.

Tickets — Picking an address now fills the city, the district and the postcode separately instead of putting two of them in one box.

Communities — Fixed the header showing through the payment page when it was opened from a community.

Communities — The support tiers in the Destek ol dialog now line up with its heading instead of sitting indented.

Tickets — The discount code box now sits on the ticket it applies to, next to the quantity, instead of at the bottom of the page.

Events — Fixed the event page reloading itself over and over, which made buying a ticket impossible and could freeze the tab.

Tickets — A discount of a fixed amount now shows its value in the list, the form says what the buyer will pay, and a code that only expires reads as "until" rather than starting with an ellipsis.

Tickets — The date and time pickers inside a dialog are no longer cut off at the dialog's edge.

Tickets — Fixed the plus button on a ticket doing nothing — the attendee form now opens and the count goes up as it should.

Profile — The link that opens someone's full community list now sits beside the Communities heading rather than under the last one.

Events — Time fields now accept a typed time — 9, 915, 9:15 or 9:15 pm all work — instead of only the times offered in the list.

Support — Ending a support now says so instead of insisting it will renew, and removing a tier is called deleting, because that is what happens.

Communities — On a phone, Support and Send a message now sit under the community details where you can reach them, instead of behind the community's logo.

Support — Supporting a community is now offered right at the top of its page, next to Share and Join, instead of halfway down the sidebar.

Support — Choosing how to support a community now shows what each tier actually includes, and the communities you back are managed from Settings instead of a tab on your profile.

Members — The invite page opens on the list with the report one button away, and that report is four clear figures instead of six ragged ones.

Events — An event's theme now covers its whole page, scheduling uses the same calendar as the rest of the panel and says how long until it goes live, and a training finally says "eğitmen" everywhere it should.

Messages — Opening a conversation now clears its unread count, and you can reply to a specific message — the one you are answering is quoted above yours.

Members — The invite list now shows the people you imported and where each one stands — invited, joined, or opted out — instead of an empty page.

Messages — A conversation now says whose name your reply will actually go out under, and a run of messages from one person reads as one instead of repeating their name and the time on every line.

Organizer panel — Empty screens in the organizer panel now say what belongs there and how to add it, instead of a single grey line.

Events — An event's publish state and who can see it now read as one control, and a discount code's end date uses the same calendar as the rest of the panel instead of the browser's.

Communities — The “Send a message” button on a community page now looks like the rest of the page, and community organizers can use it too.

Messages — Messages is now one screen for everything: the communities you write to and, if you run one, the people writing to it — each marked with the community it reached, and the conversation says whose name your reply carries.

Messages — Unread-message emails are quieter and easier to scan — who wrote and how many are now the first things you see.

Plans — Subscription and mail-allowance emails now say they reached you because you run the community, instead of describing you as a member.

Sign-in — Having Gathin open in two tabs no longer risks one of them switching to the other's account.

Events — Event organizers are no longer listed with their email address or date of birth on the public event page, and an organizer's contact details no longer travel with the events shown on their profile.

Profile — Your profile now shows visitors only your public events and communities. A private or unlisted event you are attending, and any private community you have joined, are visible to you alone.

Profile — Your profile now has a QR code, opened from the profile header — someone can scan it to reach your profile, and you can save it as an image to print or share.

Payments — Plan prices now update as soon as you change your invoice country, and outside Türkiye they show the dollar price they are converted from.

Organizer panel — The mailing page now shows how much of your monthly email allowance is left, and visitor analytics shows a preview of what it looks like before you upgrade.

Payments — Upgrading now asks for your invoice and card details as separate steps, shows your card filling in as you type it, confirms with your bank on its own screen, and ends on a proper confirmation.

Communities — A community page with no events now explains why it is empty, and offers organisers the first event to create.

Organizer panel — Your plan's limits on standalone forms, co-hosting and visitor analytics now show up where you reach them, with a direct route to the plan that lifts them.

Organizer panel — Upgrading a community now happens on its own checkout page, where you pick the community and plan and pay in one place, and Gathin Pro turns into your subscription details once you are on a paid plan.

Organizer panel — Communities in Turkey now see plan prices in Turkish lira that stay the same every period, while communities billing from elsewhere see the amount converted at the day's rate.

Organizer panel — Communities can now move to a paid plan from their own settings, choosing monthly or yearly billing, and see how much of their monthly announcement email allowance is left before they write one.

Website — The pricing page and the Pro page now state the same certificate limit, per month, on both the monthly and yearly views.

Communities — Premium communities now carry their own badge instead of the same one Pro communities have.

Organizer panel — The upgrade screen now marks the plan you picked, keeps the payment step in view from the start, and always charges the plan shown on screen.

Organizer panel — Gathin Pro now shows your plan, allowance and invoice details, and sends you to the checkout to change plan — and the brand name is spelled correctly in Turkish.

Organizer panel — Community admins who are not the owner now get a clear explanation that the plan, payment details and invoices belong to the owner, instead of a bare "no access" message.

Organizer panel — The upgrade screen now shows what you are buying alongside the steps, keeps the plans in a consistent order, and remembers which community you came from so you never pick it twice.

Website — The menu button on phones now closes the menu wherever you tap it, and the banner at the top of the homepage can be swiped through instead of only stepped with the arrows.

Forms — You can now save a form as a draft. A draft is visible only to your organizers and can be edited freely — it takes no answers, its link does not open, and it cannot be attached to an event until you publish it.

Forms — Your published forms and your unfinished ones now sit under separate tabs. Results by question opens one question at a time instead of stacking every chart down the page, so a long form stays readable.

Forms — A question's results now show its title along the left edge, so a long question no longer reads as a centred wedge.

Forms — Forms now carry their own icon and switch on and off straight from the list, with drafts kept in a column of their own. The results page leads with the answers and files every other reading under tabs — including who wrote each one, how long each question takes, and whether people opened the form on a phone.

Forms — Forms now carry their own icon and switch on and off straight from the list, with drafts kept in a column of their own. The results page leads with the answers and files every other reading under tabs — including who wrote each one, how long each question takes, and whether people opened the form on a phone.

Events — Event and venue maps show clean tiles again, without the watermark that had started appearing across them.

Events — Events can be saved as a draft while you are still building them, and archived once they are over — both stay off every public page, and neither can be opened by link.

Organizer panel — When an event ends, the panel offers to send its attendees a feedback survey — the form comes prefilled and the mail goes out to everyone who came, in a couple of clicks.

Website — Every Gathin release is now published at /updates — what was added, changed and fixed, in English and Turkish.

Organizer panel — On the day of an event, the check-in banner now opens the right page. It was leading to a page that did not exist.

Organizer panel — Clone and Share sit together on the event overview instead of at opposite ends of the header.

Forms — A form built from the community Forms page no longer gets attached to every event in that community by accident. Only a form you deliberately linked to an event can gate that event's ticket flow.

Speakers — The Speaker Library. A speaker is now one person across the whole platform instead of a fresh set of details typed into every event. Organizers search the library from the add-speaker box and pick someone; anything they fill in themselves applies to their event only, and anything left blank comes from the library. Speakers get their own page listing every talk they have given, and can claim it as theirs by confirming an emailed link.

Profile — Talks and tickets are one events feed. An event you both spoke at and hold a ticket for shows once, not twice, and a Talks filter narrows the feed to your talks alone. Speak at anything and your name carries a verified-speaker mark.

Sharing — Posters. Any event page can produce a ready-made image to post: three designs, three sizes — portrait, story and landscape. Registering for an event gives you a personal one carrying your first name and photo.

Forms — Click a row in the results table to read one person's whole submission, laid out on the form they filled in, with every answer in full.

Sign-in — The sign-in screen you reach from a half-filled form now says your answers are safe. They are kept on your device and restored when you come back.

Organizer panel — On the day of an event, a strip across the top of the panel takes you straight to check-in and says whether the event has started.

Calendar — Events go into your calendar at the hours they actually run. A multi-day event used to land as one block covering its whole range, so a three-month course meeting two evenings a week blocked out the entire quarter. A conference now adds one entry per day; a course reads its days from the schedule; an event that never pauses stays a single block.

Organizer panel — The speaker library matches the width, spacing and controls of the community and venue lists beside it, instead of reading as a different screen.

Speakers — Adding a speaker from the library works. Every attempt was failing silently.

Speakers — The library list shows the speakers in it, instead of reporting itself empty next to a count that said otherwise.

Events — The name on a ticket poster is your first name, and your photo loads reliably. Posters no longer run their text past the edge on any design or size, show the venue name rather than a full street address, and fade in the way every other image in the app does.

Organizer panel — Contact details, organizer name and notification email survive an event settings save. They were being overwritten every time.

Forms — You can read and fill a form without signing in. An account is only needed to send it, and the sign-in options wait where the submit button would be.

Venues — A venue card shows how many people follow it alongside its event count.

Search — Venues are searchable from the search box, and opening it inside the guide searches the guide straight away.

Venues — The venues directory opens on a cover image and cards that match the communities directory.

Organizer panel — One Create button on the communities tab, in the same place the venues tab puts its own, instead of three scattered ways to do it.

Images — A large photo is resized before it is uploaded instead of failing with an unexplained error.

Sign-in — Signing up with Google records where the account came from, the same way signing up with an email address does.

Images — Cover photos and hero images appear all at once instead of wiping in from the top as they load.

Pricing — The paid plan buttons no longer lead nowhere. Both went to a page that could not act on them, so nobody who read the pricing page to the end could do anything about it.

Venues — Venues. A venue is the place events happen, and it sits above communities: one page for "Haliç Üniversitesi" gathers everything held there, whoever is running it. Venue pages carry an event feed, a location with directions, the people who manage it, and a follow button. Registering for an event at a venue follows it for you. Organizers pick a venue in the event location step and its address fills itself in.

Lists — Lists. Keep the events you plan to attend in one place on your profile and share the collection by link. A list takes events from anywhere, not only Gathin: paste a link and the details fill themselves in. Lists stay private until you make them public.

Forms — The results page leads with how many people opened the form, next to how many answered. Seven responses means one thing against nine opens and something else against nine hundred.

Organizer panel — The visitor date range is a real picker: presets down to a single day plus a window you choose yourself. The visits chart answers the cursor anywhere in a column instead of only on the bar itself.

Profile — Saved events have a link in the footer.

Press kit — The Gathin mark is available as a proper vector.

Press kit — The vector download hands out the Gathin mark. It was giving out the Lodos staff badge, on the page journalists use.

Navigation — The top navigation marks one link as current instead of lighting up every link at once.

Organizer panel — Reloading a page counts as a visit. Only brand-new sessions were being counted, so the visitor numbers were low.

Profile — The loading placeholder is shaped like the page that follows it, so nothing jumps when the profile arrives.

Forms — An answer reads as the option the person picked rather than its internal code.

Forms — Long questions get headings that fit them, and a long answer can be read in full.

Venues — A venue's logo sits on the brand green instead of picking up whatever colour is behind it.

Events — Picking a venue fills the street address rather than repeating the venue's own name, and an event names its venue once instead of twice.

Lists — A list says whose it is and links to them, shares as a card built from its own event covers, and shows what is in it on your profile.

Lists — Adding one of our own events to a list adds the event itself, not a copy scraped from its page.

Lists — Covers fade in as they load and the rows stack properly on a phone.

Lists — Pasting a link from another events site now picks up the date and city it advertises.

Venues — The venue pages and admin panel match the rest of the product: the same hero, the same list rows, the same empty states, the same menus. Following a venue works, saving a venue's logo works, and the panel's own navigation goes where it says.

Forms — Editing a form keeps a draft on your device, the way creating one already did, so a closed tab or a crash no longer costs the work.

Forms — Paragraph breaks and spacing survive in every piece of free text an organizer or a respondent writes. Nothing had ever been lost, but it was all being shown as one run-on block.

Forms — The form editor splits into Details and Theme, and theming was rebuilt. Presets come in Light, Dark and Automatic sets, colour slots open a picker you can paste a brand colour into, and corner roundness is a slider.

Forms — Duplicate a form from its row menu, share it as a QR code, and keep unsaved work as a draft.

Forms — The results page reads as one row of figures instead of two unrelated strips, fields can be dragged into order, and a single field can be duplicated.

Certificates — A certificate program can be attached to an event, and the event page shows what the certificate looks like.

Email — The announcement composer sends for real. Community and event announcements go out through the live mail service instead of a placeholder.

Email — The Mailing page lists everything a community has sent, with recipients, delivered, opened and clicked for each one.

Events — The certificate card moved into the sidebar with its thumbnail on the left, so it stops pushing the description down the page.

Forms — The summary figures line up: icons beside their labels, numbers on the same line, no ragged row when one label wraps.

Forms — The editor preview uses the theme you picked. A custom button colour appeared to do nothing, the selected preset was clipped, and the colour popover was invisible in dark mode.

Forms — A form's linked event is fixed once it is set. It could still be added while editing, which silently changed which form an event's ticket flow used.

Email — The send confirmation shows one row of buttons, in your language. It was showing two, the second pair in English.

Email — The header image crops to 16:9, the shape the mail actually uses. It was cropping square without saying so.

Communities — Exporting the member list exports every member, not just the ones scrolled into view.

Communities — The Communities list keeps loading past the first page instead of stopping, and no longer leaves a spinner hanging on a fast connection.

Profile — The tab underline stays inside the tab strip when the tabs scroll sideways.

Certificates — Deleting a certificate works.

Communities — The owner-only settings are visible to the owner again. They had disappeared for everyone.

Communities — Participants and organizers are one members window instead of two separate views, with search and proper scrolling.

Legal — Legal documents come from the admin panel rather than the app itself, so they can be corrected without a release, and the consent people give is recorded.

Account — İzinlerim shows when each notice was shown to you, instead of listing them with no status at all.

Legal — A pending document can be accepted from the notice itself, without opening the document first.

Events — People you follow appear at the top of the participant list.

Legal — The fallback copies of every document have their unfilled placeholders removed.

Events — An event card says whether you are going, not whether the person whose profile you are looking at is going.

Forms — A form fills in your name, surname, email and phone from your account, and the example names are gone from the empty fields.

Account — Theme and language sit together under Preferences in the account menu, with the calendar subscription beside them and a way back to your profile.

Email — Announcements can target attendees by whether they checked in, alongside the ticket-type filter.

Payments — Your own purchase history has its own tab.

Profile — Date of birth, city and gender can be set in Personal Info.

Organizer panel — The participant list gains status tabs, search by email domain, shift-select, and bulk check-in and export.

Events — Clone an event to start a new one pre-filled from it.

Payments — The event ledger leads with a gross → commission → net breakdown.

Tickets — Checkout always shows the KDV breakdown, tax included, on every line.

Pro — The Pro page reads as a product page rather than a waitlist form.

Organizer panel — The RSVP toggle says "Require approval to register", and the participant list can export exactly what is on screen.

Payments — The payments list waits for your session instead of flashing an empty state first, uses the right colours in both themes, and shows the rows it was given.

Organizer panel — The ticket modal is wide enough for its own fields, the banner and title line up, and Back goes to the community's events.

Calendar — The month grid starts on Monday where the language expects it to.

Certificates — Certificates and badges. Communities can design a certificate, award badges, group them into learning paths, and let anyone verify one online from its own public page.

Guide — A full user guide, with the common questions folded into it, searchable from the top of every page.

Legal — The Turkish legal stack — terms, privacy, distance selling, cancellation and refund, organizer agreement and the rest — with a hub page listing all of them.

Website — Three plans on the pricing page with a monthly and yearly toggle, a comparison against the alternatives, a Pro page, and a features page that gives collaboration and certificates their own sections.

Website — Media, mobile and sitemap pages.

Account — Self-serve account settings: your account, personal information, your data, and changing your password.

Calendar — Subscribe once and every event you are going to keeps itself up to date in your own calendar.

Organizer panel — Visitor analytics for a community and for each event.

Organizer panel — An attendee's registration-form answers are visible from the participant list, and the registration form has its own tab.

Events — New events default to RSVP, with a registration limit and waitlist, and the overview carries a setup checklist.

Events — Registering through a form linked to an event registers you for the event.

Events — The event gallery is a justified grid rather than fixed boxes.

Forms — The form editor is a single fullscreen surface, and the public form pages carry the form's own theme.

Search — Search the guide and the public pages from the same box, signed in or not.

Sharing — Copy a speaker list, media links or a description to the clipboard in one click, and share an event from the organizer panel with a QR code.

Account — The app picks your language from your browser on the first visit, and your session follows you across browser tabs.

Account — Two more dark themes: AMOLED and high contrast.

Accessibility — A pass across the shared components for screen readers and keyboard use.

Forms — Creating and editing a form are one two-step fullscreen editor instead of two different windows.

Communities — Community announcements were removed.

Tickets — Paid checkout sends the identity number you entered instead of a placeholder.

Communities — Sponsor logos are the right shape, and the spacing under the hero is even.

Profile — The follow button is readable in every theme.

Tickets — Your ticket list stops merging tickets of the same type into one row.

Search engines — Free and RSVP events advertise a price of zero rather than nothing at all, so they can appear as free in search results.

Search engines — Event pages carry the details Google asks for, so they qualify for rich results.

Search engines — Two pages that do not exist were removed from the sitemap.

Search engines — The sign-in and password pages each have one title instead of two.

Blog — The blog moved from /now to /blog — the pages, the feed and the navigation. Old links redirect, so bookmarks and feed subscriptions keep working.

Sharing — A blog post shares as the banner its own card shows, full-bleed, instead of retyping the title and excerpt the preview already prints underneath.

Sharing — Turkish letters render properly in share images. ğ, ş and İ were coming out in the wrong typeface.

Sharing — The heart in the share image is drawn rather than typed, so it comes out in the right colour.

Search engines — The indexing failures Search Console reported across the site were resolved.

Tickets — At-the-door ticketing from a printed QR code. Put up a code at the entrance and guests scan it to get their own ticket, instead of an organizer typing in their details.

Organizer panel — A dashboard is the panel's landing page, with a matching overview for each event: the numbers that matter, on charts built for the panel.

Organizer panel — Community analytics: events per month, an attendance trend, a year of activity at a glance, and the mix of event types.

Payments — Revenue charts: monthly income, a running total, and the events earning the most.

Communities — A community can carry a city and a category, set when you create it or later in settings.

Tickets — Each ticket in an order needs its own email address, so one person cannot quietly claim several seats.

Mobile — The files that let the Gathin app open Gathin links directly.

Home — The certificates rail suggests something to do when you have not earned one yet, instead of just reporting the absence.

Blog — A post without a cover image gets a generated one drawn from its subject rather than sharing one design with every other post.

Organizer panel — Mailing is called Announcements, and the sidebar marks where you are.

Appearance — Light mode meets contrast standards across every surface. It was failing badly, worst on the newer panel screens.

Organizer panel — The community logo and banner appear in settings, settings stop looking unsaved after you save them, and the panel no longer flashes on every page change.

Organizer panel — Communities that only exist on the other platform are gone from the admin list and the communities menu.

Profile — Following someone once follows them once. The same person could end up listed five times.

Profile — Initials avatars have a background and the right shape.

Communities — The empty gap above the banner on a phone is gone.

Events — An event card's cover stops short of the card edge on a phone.

Communities — Community-level sponsors, managed from the panel.

Events — The meeting link for an online event you joined is on the button itself.

Events — The private-community notice stops flashing on every page change.

Tickets — The confirmation after buying a ticket stays on screen instead of vanishing.

Profile — Hover cards show the person's real cover image, and home page navigation works again.

Organizer panel — Moving between panel pages is faster: the sidebar and the pages around it stop being rebuilt every time, and data already loaded is reused.

Organizer panel — The sidebar stops flashing on every page change, and deleting a gallery image or an announcement updates the list in place instead of reloading everything.

Events — Ticket sales start now by default, so a ticketed event no longer asks for two separate start dates.

Events — Co-organizers can be added while creating an event, not only afterwards.

Events — Per-event organizers: add people to run an event with you, see them on the event page, and remove yourself from one you were added to.

Profile — An Organized tab listing the events you run.

Performance — A broad pass over how much the app redraws and refetches. Typing in the ticket, schedule and sponsor forms no longer redraws the list behind them, checkout responds per field, and deleting a single row updates that row instead of reloading the page.

Communities — Joining or leaving a community updates the button and the member count in place. It used to reload the whole page, losing your scroll position and closing anything you had open.

Website — Accepting the cookie notice no longer reloads the page.

Security — Bank details are no longer returned for every community you belong to; they are fetched only for the community you administer, when you open its payment settings.

Events — Social joins the list of event categories.

Search engines — The sitemap lists the same event addresses the site itself uses, with honest dates.

Communities — A new community starts with a general text room and a chit-chat voice room instead of nothing at all.

Appearance — The green Bauhaus look, applied across the shared components.

Communities — Loading more members adds them to the list instead of reshuffling the ones already there.

Events — The venue name and the address description are the right way round on the event page.

Communities — Member lists load as you scroll instead of stopping at the first page.

Events — Events carry KDV. Each event sets whether prices include tax, and the rate is shown at checkout.

Organizer panel — A check-in can be undone from the participant list, and checking someone in takes one tap.

Organizer panel — The header actions stay above the settings and members sub-header instead of being covered by it.

Organizer panel — Speakers, sponsors, offers, schedule and ticket holders all use the same prompt when they are empty, rather than five different ones.

Events — The attendee form sits flush instead of leaking a shifted background behind it.

Events — The participant count never reads lower than the tickets you hold yourself.

Feedback — Bug report screenshots are capped by count and total size.

Appearance — A full dark theme, now the default, with a light/dark toggle in the account menu.

Events — Co-hosted events. An owner can add other communities as collaborators, and the event appears on all of their pages.

Events — A waitlist for RSVP events, with a registration limit and a start time for when registration opens.

Events — An event you have earned a certificate for shows it on the page.

Sharing — Invite links carry a referral, so an organizer can see who brought whom.

Feedback — Report a bug from inside the app, with screenshots, instead of writing an email.

Drafts — Composers save as you type and restore what you had if you are interrupted.

Tickets — The QR code on a ticket works, and scanning it opens the event page.

Email — All four transactional emails rebuilt on the white-card design.

Sharing — Event and community share images rebuilt on the Frame-12 design.

Sign-in — Sign-in, registration and Google sign-in record where the account came from.

Branding — ToGather is now Gathin. New logo across the app, the emails, the error pages and the share images, and the accent colour moves from purple to Gathin green.

Profile — The events feed reads as a history — most recently acquired ticket first — rather than by upcoming date.

Profile — The attended-events count no longer reads low.

Events — The participant count updates as soon as a ticket is bought.

Sharing — The green background in share images is green rather than transparent.

Sign-in — Sign in with Google.

Organizer panel — A ticket sale window keeps the date when only the date has been picked.

Events — Event addresses with Turkish characters resolve properly.

Communities — A community page still loads when its events cannot be fetched, instead of failing outright.

Website — The public marketing site: a landing page with popular events, a features tour, pricing, contact, and the legal pages.

Blog — The blog, with search, category filters and an RSS feed.

Organizer panel — Ticket holders can be exported to Excel.

Website — The Features, Pricing, Blog and Contact links are reachable from anywhere, including the mobile menu.

Organizer panel — Excel export works. It was failing with "Failed to create Excel file".

Communities — The discovery cover image keeps its subject in frame on a phone.

Sharing — A share window on communities, events and profiles, with X, LinkedIn, email and copy-link, in all six languages.

Platform — Gathin moved onto a new foundation. Pages are rendered on the server, so they open faster and are properly readable by search engines and link previews.

Communities — Organizer roles are shown under each name, with the founder first and the rest behind a "+N organizers" button, and a community's social links sit under its numbers.

Communities — The join page for a private community was redesigned around the community's own avatar, name and description.

Events — The visibility picker on the event form explains each option, and the RSVP and certificate choices carry a short hint.

Tickets — Tickets you already hold stay visible while you buy another, and the duplicate-ticket warning shows you which ones you already have.

Organizer panel — Cancelled tickets are marked with a red cross in the participant list and organizer-added ones with their own icon, and the sold count and revenue exclude cancelled, refunded and organizer-added tickets.

Organizer panel — The members tab has a search box.

Comments — The composer moved above the list, replies are joined to their parent by a connector line, and the five most recent comments show first.

Communities — Announcements from the community you were just looking at no longer linger after you switch to another one.

Profile — Events are split into upcoming and past, and someone else's profile offers to join the events they are going to.

Communities — The pending-requests tab carries a count.

Events — The participant list can be filtered by ticket type.

Profile — Following someone reads "Following" in green rather than "Unfollow".

Events — Cards on the home page are the same height in a row.

Communities — The member list pagination that never worked was removed.

Organizer panel — Speakers can be dragged into the order you want them in, and the event page shows them in that order rather than alphabetically.

Organizer panel — A speaker order survives being saved, and stops reverting when something unrelated on the page reloads.

Tickets — Buying a ticket creates one ticket. A timing problem could create two.

Profile — A Badges tab showing the badges you have earned.

Profile — A phone number with a country code, which fills itself into the ticket form and is saved after your first purchase.

Tickets — A warning before you buy a ticket you already hold.

Profile — The Certificates tab is hidden until you have one, the way Badges already was.

Profile — A banner with the avatar overlapping it, matching the community page, your communities in a sidebar, and a Share Profile button.

Organizer panel — A participant row expands to show email, phone, tags and when the ticket was sold.

Tickets — Browser autofill is detected, so the buy button enables itself when your details are filled in for you.

Organizer panel — Checking someone in is instant with five seconds to undo, instead of a confirmation dialog.

Payments — The revenue page inside an event is called Event Payments and drops the community-wide figures.

Loading — Every page shows its own outline while it loads rather than one full-screen spinner.

Tickets — Autofilled details enable the buy button.

Payments — Long event titles no longer overflow their cards.

Pro — A Pro page in the organizer panel with an early-access application, and a Pro badge on communities that have it.

Communities — The communities list loads as you scroll instead of asking you to press a button.

Events — The participant list shows who is hosting, groups repeat tickets from the same person, and asks visitors to sign in to see who else is going.

Images — Every image fades in when it is ready instead of painting in as it downloads.

Events — Clicking an online event's link as a visitor explains you need to register first.

Communities — The communities page leads with popular events rather than the nearest dates.

Events — The event page's community section, info cards and description were redesigned to sit together.

Organizer panel — The communities list is a card grid on a desktop and a compact list on a phone.

Organizer panel — Save buttons stay disabled until something actually changes, across six pages.

Events — The page stops shifting on a phone for visitors who are not signed in.

Organizer panel — Tickets are a table showing name, price and sold-out-of-total, and an eye icon on each row lists who holds that ticket.

Organizer panel — The participant list gains a sortable sell-time column and loads twenty at a time.

Events — A bookmark button on event cards and on the event banner, and a Saved Events tab on your profile.

Events — Community cards on the events page show their member count.

Events — The home page banner animates smoothly, with the previous and next controls beside the slide dots.

Organizer panel — The participants table scrolls sideways instead of cropping its columns.

Organizer panel — A speaker's LinkedIn field accepts a full profile link.

Organizer panel — The LinkedIn field stops deleting everything that is not a digit.

Events — Online events can generate their own meeting link.

Events — Online or in-person is chosen while creating an event, and configured in its settings.

Events — An All / Online split on the events page, a Show More button with the remaining count, and events sorted by when they start.

Events — Recommended events at the bottom of an event page.

Events — A "Happening" mark on a multi-day event that is running right now.

Payments — A revenue page in the organizer panel: total earnings, available balance, pending, and transfers.

Communities — Bank details for payouts in community settings.

Events — Event titles with special characters display properly.

Communities — LinkedIn company pages can be linked in social settings.

Events — The join and get-tickets buttons show the right thing for the state you are in.

Events — Joining or leaving a community from an event page works properly.

Events — Event pages say whether they are private or public.

Notifications — Unlisted events no longer appear where they should not.

Events — Unlisted events, which are reachable by link but not shown in listings.

Organizer panel — A sponsor can carry a website link.

Events — Several problems with the event cards on the home page.

Communities — Announcements can be created, edited and deleted from the organizer panel.

Organizer panel — Tagging people in bulk has explicit add and remove buttons per tag instead of one ambiguous toggle.

Profile — A My Tickets tab showing every ticket you hold, ten at a time. Only you can see it.

Communities — Community announcements.

Profile — The Certificates tab works, and the tabs stay on one line on a phone.

Images — The image upload window sits above everything else instead of behind it.

Search — One search box that finds events, communities and people together, instead of separate searches.

Organizer panel — A Segments page to create, rename and delete segments, and a way to create one straight from a list of people.

Notifications — A tidier notifications panel.

Appearance — Page transitions and small animations throughout.

Communities — Descriptions with special characters display properly.

Organizer panel — Segments: tag members and group them from the panel.

Events — Search and filter events by city, with the city read from the event's own address.

Events — Default cover images for events and communities that have none.

Profile — The events, communities, followers and following counts stay on one row.

Events — Someone holding several tickets is displayed correctly in the participant list.

Profile — People are linked to their profile from the participant list, the members list and the organizer panel.

Profile — Every profile lives at one address, so a link to yourself and a link to someone else behave the same.

Sign-up — An invalid email address says it is invalid instead of claiming it is already in use.

Tickets — Phone numbers autofill on the ticket and sponsorship forms.

Tickets — Phone number autofill works.

Communities — A long community name no longer breaks the layout around the avatar.

Profile — Profiles. A page for every person with their events, communities, followers and following, plus editing your own name, title, email and avatar, and following others.

Profile — Names in comments, organizer lists and community pages link to the person's profile.

Profile — Changing your profile picture updates it in the header straight away.

Analytics — A visit is recorded once rather than twice.

Events — Event descriptions can be formatted — headings, bold, lists and links — with a proper editor in the organizer panel.

Events — Background images in the create form are compressed properly.

Analytics — Visitor tracking, so organizers can see how much attention a page is getting.

Events — One-click join is always on rather than something an organizer has to enable.

Communities — The communities page lists every community, loading more as you ask for them, instead of only the popular ones.

Communities — Organizers appear in the member list, joining and leaving behave, and deleting a comment works.

Events — Adding an event to your calendar produces a valid file.

Organizer panel — The ticket and speaker windows warn you about unsaved changes properly.

Communities — Placeholder text no longer appears where a name, a count or an empty state should be.

Organizer panel — The Italian translations for ticket management are complete.

Events — Comments on event pages, with replies.

Sharing — Short, stable share links for events and communities.

Search — A global search with separate Events and Communities tabs.

Organizer panel — Metric cards on the participants page: tickets sold, revenue, participation rate.

Organizer panel — Bulk import participants into an event.

Organizer panel — One-click event joining, enabled per event.

Events — Custom date and time pickers in place of the browser's own, throughout the app.

Images — An image cropper built into the upload window, with rotate and zoom.

Search engines — Meta tags and structured data across every public page, so events and communities appear properly in search results and link previews.

Communities — An organizers window listing everyone who runs a community.

Communities — The community page was reordered on a phone: cover and avatar first, then the rest.

Images — Community banners and logos are cropped to a fixed shape, so they look right everywhere.

Communities — Layout and overflow problems on the community page.

Events — The sidebar shows the venue name rather than a truncated address, and online event descriptions display.

Loading — Pages stop flickering between an outline and an empty state while they load.

Events — Creating an event no longer gets stuck.

Communities — LinkedIn addresses are accepted in every form people write them in.

Events — Creating an event without tickets works.

Communities — Finding a community by its address is reliable.