What Bettermode changed

• Removed the top navigation menu including links to Product, Showcase, Enterprise, and Pricing.
• Removed the extensive footer containing links to Solutions, Resources, and Company pages.
• Removed the "Modular by design" section and the "Modern community platform" header.
• Removed specific customer names and titles from several testimonial sections.
• Removed the FAQ section headers, leaving only the answer text.

The website now has much less information about specific features and company details. This might mean they are simplifying their message or moving toward a more focused sales process.

• Updated footer links to point to specific landing pages for SaaS, Customer Engagement, and Support.
• Added direct links to a new Developer Hub and a Glossary of terms.
• Linked the "Releases" section to a dedicated product updates hub.
• Added social media links for YouTube and LinkedIn.
• Fixed placeholder links that previously just refreshed the homepage.

The website now points to specific pages for different industries and use cases. This helps them rank better in search results and shows potential customers exactly how the tool fits their specific business needs.

• Added native integrations for Notion and Slack to the product lineup.
• Introduced conditional logic for dashboards to provide better data insights.
• Added custom user roles with granular permissions for team settings.
• Launched an offline mode for the mobile app with automatic syncing.
• Implemented AI-powered personalized onboarding based on user intent.
• Updated the homepage with a new "All-in-One Customer Community Platform" headline.
• Expanded the footer with detailed links for solutions like customer self-service and ideation.

The platform is expanding its ecosystem to connect with tools teams use every day. This makes it easier for companies to sync community data with their internal workflows.