You can now invite other people to help manage your site. There’s a new Team page where you can
send an invitation to any email address, and whoever accepts gets their own login that can add
content, build sections, and edit your settings. No more sharing your password with your manager.Invited members are free, up to 5 per site. They can do everything you can except manage your
domain, your billing, and your team, and they only see the site you invited them to. Head to
Team Members for the full rundown.
Links in your Links List can now be scheduled too. Click the clock button on any link to set when it
appears and when it disappears. Handy for a pre-save link that should vanish on release day, or a
ticket link that only needs to be up for a few weeks.
You can now set a “visible from” and “visible until” time on your sections and on individual items
inside them, so content shows up and steps away on its own. Line up a new single to go live at
midnight, or let a tour announcement retire itself after the last show.Pick the times in whatever timezone you’re thinking in and we’ll show you what that means elsewhere
in the world. A collection section with nothing currently visible hides itself automatically, and
you always see everything in your editor, scheduled or not. There’s a new Timezone setting in
Settings → Info that sets your default reference timezone for scheduling.
You can now connect your own analytics to your site. Add your Meta Pixel and Google Analytics (GA4)
IDs in Settings and Monophonic will load them on your public site, so you can measure traffic and
ad performance with the tools you already use.
Visitors can now click any photo in a grid to open it full size in a lightbox. It’s an easier way
for fans to take in your images without leaving the page.
You’re no longer limited to our built-in font library. In Settings → Typography you can now upload your
own font file (woff2, woff, ttf, or otf) for your headings or your body text, perfect for matching a
specific brand or band typeface. For each slot you can either pick a Google font or upload your own,
whichever you like.
Reordering your content is now drag-and-drop. Grab any item and drop it where you want it. No more
clicking up and down arrows one step at a time. This works across your Tracks, Videos, Photos, and Merch
sections, as well as your Links List and Social Menu.
Your Tracks, Videos, Photos, and Merch sections can now be displayed as a swipeable carousel instead of
a grid. On mobile, carousels show one item at a time with a peek at what’s coming next, and the dots
stay in sync as visitors swipe.
You can now connect your email marketing service to collect signups directly from your site. We’ve added
native support for Kit, Klaviyo, Mailchimp, and Sender. Add your details and fans can join your list
without leaving your page.
You can now set a “primary link” on a track so its artwork links straight out to wherever matters most,
whether that’s your main streaming page, a pre-save, or anywhere you choose. Visitors just tap the cover
art to get there.
This release brings several improvements to the Links List feature. Links can now display thumbnail or hero images,
and a new share modal makes it easy for visitors to copy and share individual links.
Added support for embedding Seated ticket widgets directly into your site. If you use Seated for ticket sales,
you can now paste your Seated embed code into a new “Seated” section and it will display natively on your site.
Text sections can now include images alongside your written content. This gives you more flexibility to create
rich, visual layouts without needing a separate Photos section.
Your site now has a dedicated Past Shows page at [your-site]/past-shows. This page automatically lists your
previous shows and events, so fans and industry contacts can see your performance history.
This release introduces “Multi-Site” accounts, which is exactly what it sounds like… a single account managing up to 5 different sites.To take advantage of this, just log into your existing account, and visit the Account page, scroll down, and you’ll see a new
“Add a Site” section. Each additional site is just another 3.99/montheach(or39.99/year annually per site).This is perfect for labels, managers, and people who are in too many bands.
This release updates the font selection UI, making it easier to browse and choose fonts. Users now see a grid of many font options,
each displaying the user’s band / artist name by default (and this preview text can be edited). Selecting a font automatically saves it,
making the process much quicker.
This release adds a new Analytics Dashboard.Visit /dashboard by clicking “Dashboard” in the main navigation area, and you’ll see a breakdown of site traffic, including
total visitors, visitors by date over time, link clicks, top links, recent activity, and top referrers.
This release adds a new feature called the “Links List”. This is essentially a “Link in Bio” service.Go to your Monophonic dashboard and click on “Links List” in the “Site” section of the nav. There, you can add links of any kind,
whether to social media, special projects, merch, or whatever you like.Once finished, your “Links List” will be available at [your-site.com]/links (or [your-artist-name].monophonic.site).
