Stability and user experience took centre stage in October. We introduced Patch AI to help editors write more effective alt text, tightened accessibility across customer themes, added section introductions to key blocks, and shipped several fixes that make everyday editing faster and clearer.

Trust and reach took centre stage in September. We launched File Sharing so teams can upload PDFs, ZIPs, Docs, and Spreadsheets and link them directly from buttons or rich text.

August pushed reach and resilience. Analytics now capture Total Reach alongside guide views, unique visitors, and pre-renders. Mapping expanded from Europe to global coverage.

We launched Different Breed Maps to improve accessibility, performance, and control. Built on the OpenStreetMap collective, the new stack brings richer feedback for screen readers, faster caching under load, and more useful details for wayfinding.

June focused on friction—finding it and removing it. Forms read more clearly, onboarding language is simpler, the in-page menu moved to where thumbs live on mobile, and metrics labels are more human. Editors got a smarter Remove Formatting helper for clean pastes, while fans see calmer, clearer active-section cues.

May delivered brand control and editorial speed. Multi-theme support lets one team run multiple brands cleanly. The new Customise area centralises branding and policy settings. We shipped clearer draft signals, collapse-all for faster reordering, editor titles for smarter cloning, four new layout blocks, and accessible notifications.

April was a builder’s month. We shipped three new blocks for richer storytelling, made page building faster and clearer, improved SEO/social previews with an in-house pre-renderer, and added an in-app support form with clear SLAs.

March was about clarity and continuity. We launched a tutorials hub to shorten onboarding, introduced historical guides so content remains useful after events, and refreshed your profile landing page for stronger branding and easier language filtering.