Changelog

Recent updates and changes to Round Two

Latest Updates

January 31, 2026

Round Two now automatically invites founders of newly launched products to join the platform, helping more teams discover an easy way to collect and prioritize feedback.
Founders who receive an invite can now easily opt out of future emails, giving them clear control over their preferences.

Founder discovery and outreach are now more reliable, so invitations reach the right people more consistently.
Email matching has been improved to focus on genuine contact addresses, reducing the chance of irrelevant or incorrect messages.
The overall invite process is more resilient, ensuring consistent outreach even when product information is harder to find.

Fixed issues that could cause some founder invites to be skipped or sent with incomplete information.
Resolved edge cases where email filtering could include invalid or unusable addresses.

January 17, 2026

You can now set a board’s visibility to Hidden, allowing it to be embedded on your website while remaining inaccessible via a public URL.
A new All Boards page lets you explore public feedback boards across workspaces, with search and sorting options to help you find what’s relevant.
Round Two now offers a complete embedding experience, including guided setup, clear documentation, and in-product onboarding to help you add feedback forms to your own site with confidence.

Mobile navigation now includes a direct link to All Boards, making it easier to discover boards on the go.
The All Boards directory now highlights higher-quality, active boards by showcasing those with logos and meaningful engagement.
Board cards on the All Boards page have been refreshed with consistent layouts, clearer descriptions, and visible feedback counts so you can quickly assess activity.
Navigation and layout are more consistent across public pages, creating a smoother, more predictable browsing experience.
Visibility settings are clearer and easier to understand, with improved labels and visual cues.

Hidden boards now correctly stay private while continuing to work as expected when embedded.
Public pages and navigation links now route correctly, including clearer guidance when a page isn’t available.
Resolved several issues that could cause inconsistent display or missing information on public board listings.

January 12, 2026

Ticket summaries now automatically match the language of the original feedback, making it easier for global teams to review and understand feedback without extra translation steps.

January 11, 2026

Round Two now publishes a continuously updated public changelog, so you can easily stay up to date with what’s new without digging through release notes.
Each changelog entry now includes a visually rich cover image, making updates easier to scan and more enjoyable to read.
Public feedback boards now support infinite scrolling, sorting by latest or most popular, and built-in search, helping contributors find relevant feedback faster.

Interacting with public boards feels much faster thanks to instant visual feedback when voting, commenting, or creating feedback.
Navigation between boards is smoother, with fewer loading flashes and clearer transitions as content updates.
Board interfaces now consistently reflect each board’s brand color across buttons, votes, and key actions for a more cohesive experience.
Feedback creation feels more responsive, with forms closing immediately and new items appearing right away while data finishes saving in the background.
Search dialogs are easier to use on both mobile and desktop, adapting to screen size and showing more helpful context in results.

Fixed issues where board headers or navigation could briefly show the wrong board when moving between boards.
Resolved cases where feedback status badges or author details could momentarily flash incorrect information while loading.
Prevented redirect loops on password-protected and invite-only board pages, ensuring these pages load reliably.
Improved error handling for votes, attachments, and feedback submission so failures are clearly communicated and don’t disrupt the rest of the board experience.