What’s new? You will be able manage every single scheduled update from one unified view. A single dashboard to see all upcoming content changes across your entire site. Simple ✅ Helpful ✅

We’re about to ship a simple, useful thing I don't think has ever been done in WordPress before. With PublishPress Revisions, you can already schedule post revisions for any future date. You edit a published post, pick a time, and the updates go live automatically.

The constant overhead of managing separate releases, dev systems, social channels, content schedules, and brand identities is really distracting. Plus, putting these tools in front of PublishPress's existing audience gives them a much stronger path to growth.

We’re killing off some of our smaller WordPress brands ☠️ Not the products: just the standalone brands. Moving forward, they are being absorbed into PublishPress. . Running multiple micro-brands in 2026 is an operational trap for us.

As software developers, we've got limited vision. Our customers know more about our products than we do. I believe this 1000%. They know exactly when, where, and how our products fall short in the real world.

We already had a basic version in place. But her design? Far better. It was packed with great ideas born directly from her day-to-day work. As software developers, I think we just need to be humble and say, "You're right. You're closer to the problem than we are. Thank you."

A customer just gave us some blunt feedback on PublishPress: "You have too many plugins. You need to do a better job guiding users through all these options." She didn't just point out the flaw. She mocked up an entire onboarding workflow for us.

I've attached screenshots from a working version of this. If people see any value, we can ship this in the next version of PublishPress Revisions plugin. This really would not have been possible with the old code-formatted revisions before WordPress 7.0.

I got curious about what was possible with the new Visual Revisions feature in WordPress. Why not have a Wikipedia-style area showing all the changes to a post? It could be very useful for any WordPress publishers who wants to build audience trust.