Core 1.3.25 · arrange your home screen Works with Fluent Community 2.12 Your home screen, the way each member likes it. Members can now press and hold their home screen, move the cards around and hide the ones they don’t use. You choose which screens allow it. This update also works with Fluent Community 2.12, […]
Core 1.3.24 · the site switch One app, your live site and its copies. The app your members install can now move to your staging site, or to a sandbox you set up for one person, and back again. Try a plugin, a setting or a client’s whole setup on a copy, from the same […]
Fluent Community Pro now includes a web app. What it does well, what a native app in the App Store and Google Play adds, and how to choose.
Fluent Community’s migration tool moves BuddyBoss groups, members and posts. What it leaves behind, and how to keep a native app in the stores.
Free plugin · User Switching 1.0.1 Sign in as any member. User Switching for Fluent Community is a free plugin for any Fluent Community site. It puts a Switch user button on member profiles and a Switch back button in the portal header, so you can see your community the way a member sees it […]
Core 1.3.20 · what’s new Your chat, rebuilt. Chat gets a second look and two gestures members already know from their phones, sign-in is steadier, and the in-app cart says what your store’s cart page says. Better Messages chats get all of it, plus voice and video calls. Get your own app See every screen […]
Core 1.3.19 · what’s new Pull to refresh, rebuilt. Google Play in one button. Six of the pull-to-refresh animations are redrawn, every member’s picture now shows their level, and the setup dashboard can connect your app to Google Play for you. None of it needs a new app build. Get your own app See every […]
Fluent Community Mobile is one shared app every community joins by QR code. Ours is your own app in both stores. How the two compare in October 2026.
Both are native apps on your own store accounts. One stops working when you stop paying. BuddyBoss’s October 2026 prices and terms beside ours.
For years, we ran our community on BuddyPress, then BuddyBoss, then the BuddyBoss App. It got us through. That’s about the kindest thing I can say. The app was buggy. Basic features took years to ship. The technology underneath always felt a generation behind whatever else we were building with. And the “white-label” we paid […]