WordCamp US 2026: The Artist and the Algorithm
Two months after my first WordCamp, I landed in Phoenix, AZ, for WordCamp US to experience it again, this time in another part of the world but with a similar group of people equally passionate…
Build with Your Expert WordPress Agent: WordPress Studio’s New Desktop Experience is in Beta
At WordCamp US last week, we unveiled a completely reimagined WordPress Studio desktop app, rebuilt from the ground up around Studio Code, our AI WordPress expert. With this new Studio desktop experience, you can describe…
Your WordPress.com Site Now Works from Inside ChatGPT
You can now manage your WordPress.com site from ChatGPT using the new WordPress.com ChatGPT plugin. Set it up once, then talk to your site to publish posts, moderate comments, check traffic, update media, and handle…
Every Site, One Click Away in the Hosting Dashboard
Managing multiple WordPress.com sites just got easier. The Hosting Dashboard now has a persistent top bar and left sidebar that move with you between sites. Domain names, hosting, updates, and performance are now just one…
When WordPress.com Support Knows It’s Time for a Human
WordPress.com’s Support Assistant helps thousands of customers every day, from resetting forgotten passwords to connecting a domain name and explaining settings. It resolves most questions on its own, but we built it to get you…
Give Your WordPress.com Site a Memory with Guidelines
You know your brand. AI usually needs reminding. Every time you use AI to build or write on your site, you can end up repeating the same context: your voice, your goals, how your images…
The WordPress.com Student Plan Is Here: Give Your Students a Website They Can Keep
Today at WordCamp US 2026, we’re officially launching WordPress.com Education. At its heart is a free dedicated Student Plan, built to give students the tools of a professional WordPress.com environment while they learn. Now, students…