How to Use The New GetSetUp Playlist Feature

How to Use The New GetSetUp Playlist Feature
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If you've spent any time on GetSetUp, you already know the classes are only part of the magic. It's the people, the connection, and the confidence that comes from learning something new alongside peers who get it. That experience just got an upgrade.

We didn't set out to just add features. We set out to remove friction: the small, frustrating moments that can get in the way of learning something new. Here's everything that's changing, and how to get the most out of it.

The first thing you'll notice is that GetSetUp looks different. We've given the platform a cleaner, more modern design, so it's easier to browse classes, find instructors you love, and see what's happening as soon as you log in. Less hunting, more learning.

What Is a GetSetUp Playlist?

Think of a playlist as a personal folder for classes: a way to group live sessions, replays, or topics you care about (say, "Watercolor Basics" or "Sunday Morning Stretch") so you're not scrolling through the whole catalog every time you want to learn.

How to Find and Use Playlists: Step-by-Step Guide

1. Log in to your GetSetUp account. Playlists are tied to your profile, so you'll need to be signed in to create or view one.

2. Find a class you want to save. Browse the catalog, search for a topic, or open a class you're already enrolled in.

3. Click on the "Add to Playlist" option on the class page. This usually appears as a save/bookmark icon or a button near the class title or description.

4. Create a new playlist or add to an existing one. The first time you save a class, you'll be prompted to name a new playlist (for example, "Try Next" or "Favorites"). You can create up to 4 playlists. After that, you can keep adding classes to it or start additional playlists for different interests.

5. Repeat for any class you want to keep track of. You can save upcoming classes and past recordings, so your playlist can mix what you plan to attend with what you want to rewatch.

6. Access your playlists anytime from your account or dashboard area. Once created, your playlists live in one place, so you don't have to re-search the catalog to find something you already know you love. Go to your profile, then select the playlist section.

7. Edit or remove classes as your interests change. Your playlists aren't fixed. Remove a class you've outgrown, and reorganize as you find new favorites.

Why it's worth using: instead of relying on memory (or a sticky note) to track "that class I wanted to try," playlists give you one running, always-accessible list. It's a small feature, but it removes the exact kind of friction GetSetUp built this update around.

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