What's new in Snack

Ask about your team

Snack AI sits on top of your team's Home, on the web and in the app. It knows your people, groups, schedule, apps and what needs you, so you can ask things like:

• "Who's behind on this week's workouts?"
• "When's our next game?"
• "How is Jordan doing?"
• "What should I do first?"

Answers come from your team's own data. When Snack AI doesn't know, it says so and points you to the right screen.

Say it once, get a draft

Tell Snack AI what you need in one sentence and it drafts it as a card:

• Practices and events, including weekly repeats, at your team's real places
• Workouts and multi-week lifting programs
• Practice plans, depth charts and plays in every Plays sport but golf
• Posts and announcements, now or later, to athletes and their parents
• Quizzes from a topic, roster changes, groups, playlists, polls and more

Nothing is saved or sent until you tap the card's button. Multi-step changes come with Undo.

Bring a file

Attach a video, PDF, roster photo, spreadsheet or whiteboard photo and say what to make of it. Rather talk than type? Tap the mic, or hold Space on the web.

Finish the job

A finished build offers its next step, so a workout without a day offers Schedule it, a program without anyone offers Assign it, and a new play offers Share it. Rate any answer to tell us how it did.

What's new

Changelog cards now display animated shader gradients that respond when you hover over them. Each entry gets its own unique three-color palette that reflects the content and tone of the update.

A more vibrant changelog

Instead of static thumbnails, you'll see smooth, canvas-based gradient backgrounds that add visual polish and make it easier to scan the feed. The colors are chosen to complement each update, giving every announcement its own personality.

For admins

When drafting a new changelog entry, color pickers let you customize the gradient palette. If you prefer, the system will suggest a palette automatically based on the content.

Premium Hero Card

Playlist pages in the Hub now open with an elevated hero card that shows cover art, description, and your progress at a glance.

Learner-Aware Progress

If you're a learner, playlist progress now reflects your completion — not the team average. Coaches still see aggregate stats.

Tile Improvements

• Playlist and snack tiles now share a unified thumbnail height
• Hover reveals a play button with separate click targets for "play" vs "open details"
• Subtle zoom and fan-out animation on hover for a more tactile feel

What's new

Snack now helps keep our changelog up to date with draft release notes based on the latest product updates. That means new features, improvements, and fixes can be reviewed and shared with you faster.

How it works

When product updates go live, Snack prepares a draft summary of the most important user-facing changes. Our team reviews, edits, and publishes those notes so each update is clear, accurate, and easy to scan.

Why it matters

It’s easier to stay on top of what’s new in Snack. You’ll get more consistent update notes, quicker visibility into improvements, and a clearer picture of how the product is evolving.

Coach-First Summary

Member analytics now open with a concise brief: overall score, trend direction, and the top areas that need attention. No more hunting through raw data.

Smarter Weak-Spot Detection

Weak spots are now filtered to actual weak questions — eliminating noise from untouched or skipped content. Font sizes have been bumped for readability.

Drill-Down Flow

Click any metric card to expand into a detailed breakdown. The flow is designed so coaches can triage a roster in minutes, not hours.

Public Security Page

Snack now has a dedicated /security page — publicly accessible, no login required. It outlines our data practices, infrastructure, and compliance posture.

Trust Artifacts

• DSPP (Data Security & Privacy Practices) PDF download
• NIST CSF v1.1 alignment details
• Pending SDPC membership status

Account Settings Polish

The Studio account page received a visual refresh with clearer sections and improved spacing.

Org-Scoped Content

"Continue Watching" and the hero section now show content only from your active org — no more bleed-through from other teams.

Playlist Visibility

Learners' playlists always surface now, with proper stacked-tile treatment even when there's only one playlist.

Layout Fixes

• Hero section no longer overlaps the first content row
• Progress count text is now white and spacing is tighter
• "Get Started" badge styling cleaned up

Sequential Status Messages

The snackify overlay now shows processing stages in sequence — "Creating clips" then "Thinking of questions" — instead of cycling randomly. This gives a clearer sense of progress.

Empty Transcript Handling

Videos with empty transcripts are now treated as failed before snackify runs, preventing silent failures downstream.

UI Polish

• Back chevron always visible in the snackify header
• Loading dots no longer cause layout shift
• Snack menu icon stays active when a submenu is open