Welcome to Timberline: Here's What We're Building This Cycle
Every 6 weeks, our team locks in on a set of features and ships them. We call these product development cycles. The last one was Seaside. We shipped 22 features and introduced Cofounder.
Now we're in Timberline.
This cycle, we're doubling down on two things: making Cofounder smarter, and leveling up commerce so you can sell more and sell better.
Here's everything on the roadmap.
Grow and Manage Your Audience
Unified Media Library
Right now, your images and videos live in different places. That changes in Timberline.
The Unified Media Library brings everything into one organized space. Tag your assets, sort them into custom views, and find what you need without digging. And with per-placement analytics, you'll see exactly how each video is performing across every location it's installed. Not just views... actual context for what's working and where.
Community Experience Improvements
This one is less about a single flashy feature and more about the kind of polish that changes how daily use feels.
Dozens of quality-of-life improvements are coming to your community: smoother moderation, better discovery, and fixes for the friction that slows things down. You'll also get custom content layouts. Grid, list, feed, or card view. A recipe community looks different than a coaching program. Now it can actually look that way.
Kajabi Amplify
Growing your audience shouldn't mean being entirely dependent on outside platforms.
Kajabi Amplify brings audience growth tools inside Kajabi. Find new customers. Expand your reach. Do it from the same place you run everything else.
Contact Lifecycle Tracking
Tags and lists are useful. But they don't tell you the whole story.
Contact Lifecycle Tracking shows you exactly where every contact stands in their journey: lead, buyer, repeat customer. Manage your audience by where they actually are, not just how you've categorized them.
Email Preference Controls
Your subscribers should be able to choose what they hear from you. And when they can, they stick around longer.
Email Preference Controls let your audience decide which types of emails they receive. Better consent management means better deliverability, fewer unsubscribes, and an audience that actually wants to hear from you.
Level Up Commerce
Multiple Order Bumps
One of the simplest ways to increase what each customer spends is to give them more options at checkout.
Multiple Order Bumps lets you add more than one offer at the moment of purchase, without adding extra steps to your funnel. This cycle, multiple order bumps are supported for one-time offers.
Upcoming Payment Reminders
A little notice goes a long way.
Upcoming Payment Reminders gives your customers a heads-up before they're charged for subscriptions and payment plans. It gives them time to make sure funds are available, reduces failed payments, and builds the kind of trust that keeps people subscribed.
Invoice Payment via ACH Bank Transfer
US creators can now offer ACH bank transfer as a payment method on Invoices.
It's a familiar option for larger transactions, and it comes with lower processing fees. That means more of the revenue stays with you.
Checkout Translation Overrides
Your checkout should feel like yours, in every language you serve.
Checkout Translation Overrides lets you swap out default wording and override key labels per language at checkout. Match the tone and language of your business, not a generic platform default.
What's Coming Next
Over the next 6 weeks, we'll go deeper on each feature: what it does, why it matters, and when you can use it. Every Tuesday, a new deep-dive drops.
Timberline is going to be a big one.
Stay tuned.