Notifications when you're added to a circle. Sign-in that respects your invitation. And an editor placeholder that finally knows when to stop.

Notified when you’re added, and a quieter editor.

Three quick wins that change how the small interactions feel.

Notified when you join a circle.

When someone adds you to a circle, you get a notification with their name, the circle, and a direct link to the circle page. Tap it, you’re there. If they later remove you, the related notifications are cleaned up so they don’t hang around pointing at a circle you can no longer see.

Invites work even if you’re not on the waitlist.

The waitlist gate was slightly too aggressive: if you'd been invited to a workspace but weren't already accepted off the waitlist, sign-in would refuse you. That's fixed. Invited users sign in normally whether they're on the accepted waitlist or not.

A quieter editor.

Editor placeholder copy is consistent now across posts, comments, messages, and the main editor: "Start typing or press '/' for commands…" — and it only shows up on the first line. No more "ghost text" repeating through every empty line of a multi-line draft.

Adjacent fixes.

• The "New Conversation" shortcut hint respects your OS: Option on macOS, Alt on Windows.