WordPress 7.0 is arriving with more architectural change than any release in recent memory. For most site owners, the headline features, the Connectors API, Pattern Overrides, MCP server support, AI agent integration, are interesting but abstract. For com... See more
WordPress.com announced AI agents for site owners in March 2026, and the open-source community watched closely because it previewed what’s coming to self-hosted WordPress via the Connectors API in WordPress 7.0. For community platform builders and the org... See more
We manage over a dozen WordPress sites. Some have 6,000+ posts, page builders stacked on top of each other, years of shortcodes, ACF fields, and content that has been touched by dozens of editors. When clients ask about moving to a modern static frontend,... See more
9 min read We Are Late to the WordPress LMS Market. On Purpose. On June 12 we ship Learnomy, our first LMS. After sixteen years and more than a hundred WordPress products, an LMS is the one category we never touched. That was deliberate, and this post is ... See more
Acquisitions in the WordPress theme market happen more often than site owners expect. A vendor that has been shipping reliable updates for years gets bought, and almost overnight the experience for existing customers can shift in ways that range from mino... See more
