🚀 New
Vote on the roadmap, and tell us what's missing
The roadmap page has been rebuilt as a board: what we're building now, what's queued, and what shipped recently, side by side. Each card opens with a click, and shipped ones link to the release that delivered them.
Every card has a vote button. If something matters to you, say so, and the count is there for everyone to see. One vote per card; click again to take it back.
Not on the board? Use Suggest a feature at the bottom. Give it a title, a line or two on what it would save you, and an email if you'd like a reply. The Pace team reads every one. The ones we take on appear in the Planned column with a "Suggested by a customer" tag, and people can vote on those too.
✨ Improved
Improved: search and filter the changelog
This page had got long. There's a search box at the top now: type a word and it matches release titles and summaries, so you can pull up everything we shipped for TikTok, or every mention of alerts, without scrolling for it.
Next to it are buttons for New, Improved, Fix and Performance, with a count on each. Switch one off and those updates drop off the page. All puts them back.
Releases are grouped by day. The date stays beside the updates while you read through them, and each update is its own card with a link to that day's page. Per-release pages and the feed work as they did before.
✨ Improved
Improved: a help centre that covers what we've actually shipped
The help centre had fallen behind. We've been building faster than we've been writing, so plenty of things you can do in Pace had no article explaining them. Fourteen new ones close most of that gap. There are 62 in total now.
The new ones cover Dot, Search Lens, Creative Lens, the audience and placement analysers, portfolios, change history, editing Meta campaigns, custom flighting, per-campaign budget limits, pacing Meta ad sets and TikTok ad groups, your alerts inside Pace, getting help without leaving the app, signing in by email, and dark mode.
They have screenshots, so you can see the button we're describing instead of going looking for it. Writing the article is now part of shipping the feature for us, which should stop this happening again.
We then went back through the getting-started and reporting articles. Anything that had drifted is corrected, and the screenshots are current. Five more topics are covered now too: keyboard shortcuts and shareable links, what's new in Pace, performance records, the notebook and meeting agenda, and embedding a report somewhere else.
Troubleshooting has four more as well, covering data that looks out of date, why Pace left an account alone on a given day, which features come with which plan, and the pacing questions we get asked most.