Catch up on the most recent stories – from launches and events to team updates and career announcements.

Take a look at the improvements coming to WordPress 7.2, including better editing, media management, security updates, and a shiny new ipsum theme.


See how rtCamp built an automation with n8n, connecting Google Calendar and Slack, to keep client communication perfectly timed across seven countries. This is the kind of automation we build for clients too.


See how rtCamp’s n8n powered AI automation scores website visitors for fit and gives the marketing team back close to 40 hours every month.


At WordCamp US 2026, our Director of Business Development, Jeremy Jones, gives the accidental WordPress owner tactics for maintenance logs, annual roadmaps, plugin audits, and access control.


At WordCamp US 2026, our CMO, Aviral Mittal, shows how editorial guardrails that keep human teams on brand also let an AI agent reliably build WordPress pages.


At WordCamp US 2026, our Chief Business Officer, Vivek Jain, explains why enterprise buyers now lead with business outcomes over WordPress, and why that shift favors agencies.


David Levine shares key takeaways from WordCamp US, unpacking the Core AI Prompt Bar, hackathon insights, and practical AI adoption in WordPress.


Inside our AI automation practice: how we built a system that qualifies, researches, and briefs the team on every lead, saving up to 100 hours of teams.


WordPress 7.1 “Mary Lou” is released, and the 36th consecutive release with contributions by 63 rtCampers.


Meet Publishio, an open-source MCP plugin that lets AI assistants build WordPress pages using block patterns while preserving design integrity.
