What's New in Feedr - July 2026

July has mainly been focused on improving the interface of Feedr to make it easier to navigate and more intuitive. The biggest change is the updated layout and features of the left sidebar, along with the removal of the navigation bar at the top of the page. All navigation now happens in the sidebar.

The top navigation bar is gone. Everything you need now lives in the left sidebar, which adapts to where you are: browse your shops at the team level, and get a focused menu for the shop or feed you are working on. Fewer places to look, fewer clicks to get where you are going, and more room on the page for your actual work.

Setting up a new shop or feed is now a guided process. A new shop shows a clear checklist that takes you from connecting your store to generating your first feed, and each feed has its own overview with numbered steps, such as applying a template and connecting the feed to its channel. You can always see what is done and what still needs your attention.

The sidebar now includes dedicated switchers for teams, shops and feeds. Jump from one shop to another, change team, or move between feeds without going back to an overview page first. Each switcher also surfaces the essentials at a glance, like product counts and feed counts, so you know what you are switching into.

Problems now surface where you look first. Failed imports, inactive shops, invalid channel connections and incomplete setups are highlighted directly in the shop and feed lists and in the switchers, so you can spot and fix issues before they affect your campaigns. Healthy shops stay quiet; the ones needing attention rise to the top.

For Meta feeds, you can now validate the connection between Feedr and your Meta catalog directly from the feed page. The validation checks your feed configuration and catalog products and tells you exactly what to fix if something is off, so your ads keep running on correct, up-to-date product data.