Verba News is now live at news.verba.ink. It gives everyone in the Verba community one clear place to follow new features, plan changes, platform improvements, and the stories behind the product.

Until now, important updates could be spread across announcements and dashboard notifications. Those messages are still useful for quick alerts, but they are not always the easiest place to revisit a change or understand what it means for your Verbs. Verba News brings the full story together in a format designed for reading at your own pace.

The news page groups stories into Product, Plans, Developers, and Community categories. You can browse everything at once or narrow the page to the topics you care about. Each card includes a clear title, publication date, category, and its own artwork, making recent changes easier to scan without digging through old messages.

Articles are written around the experience you actually use. Instead of presenting a wall of technical notes, each story explains what changed, where you can find it, and how it affects the way you create, manage, or chat with a Verb.

Every article includes a reading-time estimate, a listen option, and a share button. If you would rather hear an update while doing something else, you can listen directly from the article. If an improvement is useful to a friend or another server owner, you can share the story without searching for the original announcement.

Verba News also follows your light or dark appearance preference and is designed to work across desktop and mobile. The layout stays focused on the story, with quick navigation between recent posts and categories.

The notification bell on the Verba dashboard now follows Verba News. Older notification entries have been cleared so the list starts fresh with this launch. From now on, the dropdown can stack the five latest news updates, and selecting one opens the complete article rather than sending you to a separate announcement thread.

This means you can notice a new update while managing your Verbs, read the short summary immediately, and open the full story whenever you are ready.

You can also subscribe by email from the Verba News navigation. When a new article is published, subscribers receive a simple message with the article artwork and a direct link to read more. Every email includes an unsubscribe option, so you stay in control of how you follow Verba updates.

Alongside the new news page, we completed several smaller stability improvements. These changes reduce the chance of repeated Discord replies or duplicate actions and help Verba's background workers coordinate more consistently. They are not flashy changes, but they help everyday conversations feel more dependable.

Verba News will continue growing alongside the product. Thank you to everyone who reports issues, shares suggestions, and helps us decide what to improve next. This page is for you: a permanent, easy-to-find record of what is changing across Verba and why it matters.