What’s New — April 7–9, 2026

New

• Immediate account deletion — An account can now be removed immediately instead of waiting until the end of the billing period, with the Stripe subscription canceled at the same time.
• Richer website change diffs — Website monitoring now stores the full previous page content, so change notifications show a meaningful before-and-after comparison instead of a truncated snippet.

Improved

• Competitor input hint updated — The placeholder when adding a competitor now shows a more recognizable example plugin slug.
• Notification system is more reliable — Behind the scenes, the entire notification pipeline was consolidated and hardened. Lifecycle emails, milestone alerts, and digest delivery all route through a unified system now.

Fixed

• Delete buttons in user management dialogs now work — A UI bug made the delete confirmation button unclickable in some cases.
• No more false-positive Slack alerts for readme and support health — Slack notifications were sometimes firing for readme or support health events that had no actual change.
• Review tagging catches more categories — Missing keyword patterns meant some reviews were tagged incorrectly. Added coverage for additional complaint types.
• Email template variables no longer show as blank — A fallback bug caused some email fields to render as empty instead of showing the intended placeholder text.
• Notifications no longer fire for zero-change syncs — If a sync detected no actual differences, it could still trigger a notification. That false signal is gone.
• Fewer missed updates when WordPress.org SVN is slow — SVN fetches now have timeouts and smarter retry logic, reducing the chance of a failed fetch silently skipping a real update.