Feature-Requests

Team members with varying levels of experience often use inconsistent casing in UTMs, leading to filtering issues, as UTMs are case-sensitive. A project- or account-level setting to automatically convert all UTMs to lowercase would help enforce best practices and maintain data consistency.

For people using a lot of spacers, I think it may be helpful to add it to the quick access when you drop a new structure into a stripe. On top, it would be nice to add settings, where you can define the default spacer for your needs. For this, it could already be enough to show the settings of the last spacer used, instead of the default (Mode: line, … )

All our emails come in minimum 3 languages. We therefore add some anchor points on top of each language, pointing to the other languages. Unfortunately, these anchor points don’t work on the view online page. For approvals, we often send this “view online” link. Therefore, it would be a great help, if they worked here as well.

Hey! I’ve noticed a recurring issue during email translation and proofreading: users with the proofreader role often forget to review the subject line and preheader. Since these fields are hidden behind additional clicks, they’re easy to overlook. Even with regular reminders, these fields are frequently missed. As a result, we have to double-check everything manually and follow up with proofreaders again — which is especially tricky when dealing with translations, as it's not always obvious that a subject or preheader contains errors. It would be incredibly helpful if these fields were always visible for users with the proofreader role. This small UI change would prevent human error and save a lot of time in the process. Thanks!

It is currently very difficult to know which images have been uploaded to Stripo and this causes the same files to be resuscitated or that there are several files with different tiny variations. It would be great to be able to manage this globally within the project, with a section dedicated to these assets. This would greatly help the efficiency of creating emails and would also free up storage space for Stripo.

In most emails you need at least two button styles – for the CTAs and for secondary actions like learn more/read some article etc. Now it is possible to create only one button style in general settings. As a result every time when you create new emails you have to style secondary buttons completely from scratch. Moreover, there is a bug that often makes secondary buttons inherit some properties from the General settings when sending email or previewing it instead of its own properties. Most often it is hover properties. It would be great if you allow creating multiple button styles in general settings using a repeater button: By default every email has one button style. But you can click "+" and create more. Each button will have it's own CSS class and will not inherit anything from other buttons. When you add a button to the page you can choose: a) Choose one of the styles that you made in general settings b) Set parameters manually for this button but make sure that it's hover state does not inherit properties but has its own style for it.

This feature would add a streamlined approval workflow within Stripo's email builder. It would work as follows: Approval Buttons: Include "Approved" and "Needs Changes" buttons at the top of shared email proof links for clients to easily respond. Comments Section: If "Needs Changes" is selected, display a comment box for clients to provide feedback. Email Notifications: Automatically send notifications to the sender and relevant team members with the client's response and comments. Approval Status Tracking: Display approval status ("Pending", "Approved", "Needs Changes") within the Stripo dashboard for easy tracking.

Now you can't save a few structures as a module. The only way is to place them into a separate stripe. But you don't want to have excessive number of stripes on your page not to make your email weight more. Quite often there are cases when different structures belong to each other. For example, when I want to imitate a forum post with an avatar + author name (structure 1 with 2 columns), post text (structure 2 with 1 column) and a section below it with date, number of comments with icon, and reply button with icon (5 columns). In this case it would be convenient to be able to select all three structures and save them as one module. Plus possibility of moving/copying/deleting for multiple structures would be very convenient (I probably forgot about some other manipulations). As an additional idea: When you select objects you always see their controls in the right/left menu. But for such a group of objects this menu will be empty (unless you decide to add some common properties there like paddings or background colors etc.). But even if you keep some common structure properties (which is very useful as well) there should be more free space. You can add some commands to this menu like "Group/Ungroup" for example, so that you can just select them together with one click next time.

On many occasions I review your Premium templates to see different options for communicating something. 1) When I see something that stands out, I open the template and only save that module for myself. It's inefficient. 2) When using templates, there is no option for brand styles to be applied to the template, so you have to change the text styles and colors that come with the default template.

Problem: It's hard to locate everything you have saved in Stripo It is difficult to keep it updated, up to date, and to keep the components saved as GLOBAL It's a tedious manual task Solution: Have a section at the project level (without having to enter an email or template) where you can manage all these components and categorize them correctly. Case Study: I have a footer with a legal text, it must be updated and it also has a different style depending on the type of email. (Dark background, light background, letters of a different color for contrast...) I have to update the logo every year in the Copyright phrase: I have to search for the global module to do the update, and yet I'm not sure if all the messages and templates have the updated footer. The great thing would be to enter a section dedicated to these components and have the root here