We made a technical update that reduces the size of your app by about 6 MB. What will you do with all that newfound space? It’s easier to find, see, and change the visibility settings of existing posts. The “Done” button also won’t disappear when you set the password while publishing a password-protected post. Looking good: we updated shortcut icons and illustrations to better match the rest of the app, as well as fit better with your device. We fixed an issue so post previews now work properly for certain sites using Business and Commerce plans. When you add a new self-hosted site, you’ll be asked for your app password to authenticate. Keep it secret. Keep it safe.

Heads up, content creators—we’ve been hard at work making some big changes to the Post Settings screen. - We added a “Status” field that helps you quickly move posts between draft, pending, private, scheduled, and published states. - We brought back the “Publish Date” area for draft and pending posts. That way you can pick a publish date ahead of time without officially scheduling the post. - The password field uses a different font (Menlo, if you’re interested) so it’s easier to read similar-looking characters. - Give your followers the VIP treatment by setting post access levels for all subscribers, paid subscribers, and the general public. - Toggle post comments and pingbacks on or off using the “Discussion” settings. While we were at it, we made several other helpful updates in various areas of the app. - On the “Publishing” screen, you can toggle “Email to Subscribers” to automatically notify your subscribers when a post is published. Start the presses. - The slug editor has a permalink preview to show what a post’s final URL will look like. - We added “Taxonomies” to Site Settings so you can manage your content groups at the site level. - Thanks to some design fixes in the “Categories” picker, it’s more obvious that you can pick multiple categories for a post. - File sizes are now visible in the Site Media Details area. No more guesswork.

Heads up, content creators—we’ve been hard at work making some big changes to the Post Settings screen. - We added a “Status” field that helps you quickly move posts between draft, pending, private, scheduled, and published states. - We brought back the “Publish Date” area for draft and pending posts. That way you can pick a publish date ahead of time without officially scheduling the post. - The password field uses a different font (Menlo, if you’re interested) so it’s easier to read similar-looking characters. - Give your followers the VIP treatment by setting post access levels for all subscribers, paid subscribers, and the general public. - Toggle post comments and pingbacks on or off using the “Discussion” settings. While we were at it, we made several other helpful updates in various areas of the app. - On the “Publishing” screen, you can toggle “Email to Subscribers” to automatically notify your subscribers when a post is published. Start the presses. - The slug editor has a permalink preview to show what a post’s final URL will look like. - We added “Taxonomies” to Site Settings so you can manage your content groups at the site level. - Thanks to some design fixes in the “Categories” picker, it’s more obvious that you can pick multiple categories for a post. - File sizes are now visible in the Site Media Details area. No more guesswork.

Heads up, content creators—we’ve been hard at work making some big changes to the Post Settings screen. - We added a “Status” field that helps you quickly move posts between draft, pending, private, scheduled, and published states. - We brought back the “Publish Date” area for draft and pending posts. That way you can pick a publish date ahead of time without officially scheduling the post. - The password field uses a different font (Menlo, if you’re interested) so it’s easier to read similar-looking characters. - Give your followers the VIP treatment by setting post access levels for all subscribers, paid subscribers, and the general public. - Toggle post comments and pingbacks on or off using the “Discussion” settings. While we were at it, we made several other helpful updates in various areas of the app. - On the “Publishing” screen, you can toggle “Email to Subscribers” to automatically notify your subscribers when a post is published. Start the presses. - The slug editor has a permalink preview to show what a post’s final URL will look like. - We added “Taxonomies” to Site Settings so you can manage your content groups at the site level. - Thanks to some design fixes in the “Categories” picker, it’s more obvious that you can pick multiple categories for a post. - File sizes are now visible in the Site Media Details area. No more guesswork.

You can now create an excerpt for your posts and get auto-suggested tags using Apple Intelligence. It’s also easier to pick your tags in Post Settings. Now that’s smart. We made a few visual fixes for iOS in areas like the site creation flow, the media selection screen, and the Stats screen. While we were at it, we also squashed a few bugs. - Reader articles render properly on devices with Display Zoom enabled. - The “Add Media” button stays visible in the media library. No more disappearing act. - You can search in Reader Subscriptions without freezing the app.

You can now create an excerpt for your posts and get auto-suggested tags using Apple Intelligence. It’s also easier to pick your tags in Post Settings. Now that’s smart. We made a few visual fixes for iOS in areas like the site creation flow, the media selection screen, and the Stats screen. While we were at it, we also squashed a few bugs. - Reader articles render properly on devices with Display Zoom enabled. - The “Add Media” button stays visible in the media library. No more disappearing act. - You can search in Reader Subscriptions without freezing the app.

We made some thoughtful improvements to make your WordPress experience even smoother. We added support for iOS 26, so you can take advantage of all the latest features your device has to offer. Everything looks and feels just right. We also made some behind-the-scenes improvements to buttons and navigation throughout the app. You'll notice things feel more polished and consistent, especially in the Editor, Settings, and Stats screens.

We made some thoughtful improvements to make your WordPress experience even smoother. We added support for iOS 26, so you can take advantage of all the latest features your device has to offer. Everything looks and feels just right. We also made some behind-the-scenes improvements to buttons and navigation throughout the app. You'll notice things feel more polished and consistent, especially in the Editor, Settings, and Stats screens.

We made some thoughtful improvements to make your WordPress experience even smoother. We added support for iOS 26, so you can take advantage of all the latest features your device has to offer. Everything looks and feels just right. We also made some behind-the-scenes improvements to buttons and navigation throughout the app. You'll notice things feel more polished and consistent, especially in the Editor, Settings, and Stats screens.

- We've added mentions to the experimental editor—tag your collaborators and watch the magic happen. - iPad Split View now behaves beautifully in portrait mode. No more awkward layouts.

We made improvements to how you manage your content and work with media. You'll find a completely redesigned Post Settings screen that makes configuring your posts smoother and more intuitive. We also enhanced our experimental editor with better VideoPress integration and improved authentication for private sites. Your media will display properly now, no matter your site's privacy settings. Finally, we squashed several bugs and made things more reliable. - The app won't hang anymore when you open your Posts or Pages. (We know how frustrating that was.) - We fixed a crash that happened when saving certain editor settings. - Those annoying error popups on your dashboard? Gone. - Application passwords now work more smoothly behind the scenes.

We made improvements to how you manage your content and work with media. You'll find a completely redesigned Post Settings screen that makes configuring your posts smoother and more intuitive. We also enhanced our experimental editor with better VideoPress integration and improved authentication for private sites. Your media will display properly now, no matter your site's privacy settings. Finally, we squashed several bugs and made things more reliable. - The app won't hang anymore when you open your Posts or Pages. (We know how frustrating that was.) - We fixed a crash that happened when saving certain editor settings. - Those annoying error popups on your dashboard? Gone. - Application passwords now work more smoothly behind the scenes.

We made improvements to how you manage your content and work with media. You'll find a completely redesigned Post Settings screen that makes configuring your posts smoother and more intuitive. We also enhanced our experimental editor with better VideoPress integration and improved authentication for private sites. Your media will display properly now, no matter your site's privacy settings. Finally, we squashed several bugs and made things more reliable. - The app won't hang anymore when you open your Posts or Pages. (We know how frustrating that was.) - We fixed a crash that happened when saving certain editor settings. - Those annoying error popups on your dashboard? Gone. - Application passwords now work more smoothly behind the scenes.

We added a new Subscribers screen that shows all of your email and Reader subscribers. Now you know who’s reading (and loving) your content. We made improvements to the TimeZone Picker so you’ll see more accurate suggestions for your local timezone. We gave a small facelift to the Post List, like streamlining labels, making images smaller and removing extra space, and moving loading indicators so they’re more visible. Finally, we squashed a number of bugs. - You’ll no longer see HTML encoded characters on various screens, so all your ampersands look exactly as they should. Rock on. - The “Restore” and “Download Backup” flows don’t cover the navigation bar anymore. - Domains are now correctly sorted on the Domain Search screen. Finding what you’re looking for is easier than ever. - We fixed a tag where “WordPress” was incorrectly capitalized in the Reader. (That one was keeping us awake at night.)

We made some small visual changes on the Comment Details screen. You’ll now see this screen when you view a comment from your Notifications. We added a banner to the Me tab, which asks new users to verify their email. Once you do, you’ll have full access to everything in the app. The possibilities are endless. You’ll find that the currently selected site is always visible in the sidebar, no matter what. Hide-and-seek is over. We also squashed several bugs. - YouTube video embeds now show up properly in comments. - You can now see a preview of unedited draft pages created from templates. - You won’t see deleted sites in your app anymore. So long, farewell. - The app syncs blogs properly after they’ve launched. - The Stats screen shows accurate numbers for visitors and views. - If you’re using an iPad, the app won’t crash after you delete the last site attached to your account. (It’ll still look pretty empty, though. Maybe consider making a new site?)

We made some small visual changes on the Comment Details screen. You’ll now see this screen when you view a comment from your Notifications. We added a banner to the Me tab, which asks new users to verify their email. Once you do, you’ll have full access to everything in the app. The possibilities are endless. You’ll find that the currently selected site is always visible in the sidebar, no matter what. Hide-and-seek is over. We also squashed several bugs. - YouTube video embeds now show up properly in comments. - You can now see a preview of unedited draft pages created from templates. - You won’t see deleted sites in your app anymore. So long, farewell. - The app syncs blogs properly after they’ve launched. - The Stats screen shows accurate numbers for visitors and views. - If you’re using an iPad, the app won’t crash after you delete the last site attached to your account. (It’ll still look pretty empty, though. Maybe consider making a new site?)

What’s New for this month? - Better Comments: Updated design, depth indicators for threads, improved rich content support, and a fullscreen composer with draft saving. - Bug Fixes & Stability & Performance Improvements.

For this month's release, we've: - Added support for Image Playgrounds! Use it to add images to your posts, generate a featured image, or site icon. - Added undo and redo to the experimental editor (have you tried the editor yet? if not, you should!) - Made the Gravatar Quick Editor a bit nicer. - Added a shortcut for changing the featured image for a post. - Improved how images in your media library are displayed – it should be a little nicer now. - Done the usual bug fixes and performance improvements (mostly in the editor)

For this month's release, we've: - Added support for Image Playgrounds! Use it to add images to your posts, generate a featured image, or site icon. - Added undo and redo to the experimental editor (have you tried the editor yet? if not, you should!) - Made the Gravatar Quick Editor a bit nicer. - Added a shortcut for changing the featured image for a post. - Improved how images in your media library are displayed – it should be a little nicer now. - Done the usual bug fixes and performance improvements (mostly in the editor)

This update: - Fixes some UI issues on iPad. - Adds the media ID and URL to each media item - Uses the new Gravatar Quick Editor to update your avatar. - Uses a web-based approach for WordPress.com login. This should be more reliable for most users, but please contact support if you have any trouble!

This month, we've: - Stability improvements to the experimental editor (you should try it if you haven't already!) - Adjusted how users log into WordPress.com – we hope it'll make it easier for folks to get started.

Three things this month: 1. We've updated the UI for iPadOS 18 – no more tab bar, everything is navigation-based, which should be a better use of the larger screen size. 2. Some iOS 18 improvements – a few color tweaks, some bugfixes, and most importantly – tintable icons! 3. We've been hard at work on an experimental new block editor. It's not ready for full-time use, but we'd love your feedback! Check it out in Me > App Settings > Experimental Features. If you have feedback on any of these features, we'd love to hear it – reach out to us at mobile-support@automattic.com!

Three things this month: 1. We've updated the UI for iPadOS 18 – no more tab bar, everything is navigation-based, which should be a better use of the larger screen size. 2. Some iOS 18 improvements – a few color tweaks, some bugfixes, and most importantly – tintable icons! 3. We've been hard at work on an experimental new block editor. It's not ready for full-time use, but we'd love your feedback! Check it out in Me > App Settings > Experimental Features. If you have feedback on any of these features, we'd love to hear it – reach out to us at mobile-support@automattic.com!

Three things this month: 1. We've updated the UI for iPadOS 18 – no more tab bar, everything is navigation-based, which should be a better use of the larger screen size. 2. Some iOS 18 improvements – a few color tweaks, some bugfixes, and most importantly – tintable icons! 3. We've been hard at work on an experimental new block editor. It's not ready for full-time use, but we'd love your feedback! Check it out in Me > App Settings > Experimental Features. If you have feedback on any of these features, we'd love to hear it – reach out to us at mobile-support@automattic.com!

This month we have lots of visual fixes, and one new experimental feature we'd love your feedback on. Visually, we've: – Updated the site picker to be simpler and easier to use – it adds support for context menus and previews. – Fixed an issue where some navigation bars in the app were transparent. – Updated dozens of screens to avoid visual bugs by simplifying the code. Under "App Settings", you can now try out Application Passwords – a new experimental feature for self-hosted sites that allows them to work with the apps if they use 2FA or SSO.