
Thomas Schiavone
May 19, 2026

A faster, cleaner, more consistent Courier. Rolling out now.
We're rolling out a complete redesign of the Courier console. It touches everything: the visual language, the underlying architecture, and the overall experience of working in the app.

When you're in the Courier console, the experience should feel sharp, clear, and fast. We rebuilt it from the ground up with three goals:
The result is a new visual language, a modern architecture, full light and dark mode support, and an experience that matches the quality of the rest of Courier.
We're shipping UI v3 in phases over the next 4-6 weeks. The app shell and navigation come first, followed by the builders, then the remaining pages and forms.
No breaking changes. Your workflows, templates, integrations, and configurations all stay exactly where they are. Same features, same URLs. You don't need to do anything.
The new architecture means we ship console improvements faster. The codebase is clean, conventional, and easy for our team and AI agents to iterate on. The console will keep pace with the rest of the product from here.
UI v3 starts rolling out this week. If you have feedback as it lands, we want to hear it.

Embed a notification preferences center with one web component
Courier's new @trycourier/courier-ui-preferences package ships a <courier-preferences> Web Component that drops a complete notification preferences center into any web app, framework or not. Users opt in and out of topics, choose which channels deliver each one (email, push, SMS, and more), and set per-topic digest schedules. It supports light and dark theming, custom channel labels, and reuses your existing Courier Inbox auth. React developers get the same UI bundled in @trycourier/courier-react v9.2.0 as the CourierPreferences component, no extra install needed.
By Mike Miller
June 04, 2026

What we shipped this month: May 2026 Edition
Courier shipped five launches in May 2026: AI Agent in Journeys (GA), the new Journeys API for code-driven flows, Custom Environments, Design Studio styling controls, and Courier Console v3. Each one closes a gap between writing software and shipping the messages that go with it.
By Kyle Seyler
May 20, 2026

Customer Journeys Then and Now
Most customer journey platforms don't use product data. They use marketing data. Open rates. Click-throughs. Maybe a segment based on what plan someone's on. That's not a journey. That's a drip campaign with extra steps. I spent years building behavior-based lifecycle programs at Yahoo. The decisioning was sophisticated. The organizational overhead to ship it was not. The infrastructure layer has finally caught up. Here's what behavior-based journeys looked like then, what most teams settled for, and what's actually possible now.
By Kyle Seyler
March 19, 2026
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