# Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from Brew 🎄

*Published: 2025-12-24*

It's Christmas Eve, and the Brew team is taking a moment to pause, reflect, and say **thank you**.

What a year it's been.

## Key takeaways

- This is a Christmas Eve 2025 thank-you from the Brew team, not a how-to.
- The year they describe is a rebuild: a larger team, major features, and an app rewritten from the ground up.
- The 2026 notes here are new features, fixes from what they learned, and merch. There is no public roadmap in this post.

## A Year of Growth

2025 has been an incredible year for Brew. We've grown our team, shipped major features, and most importantly—helped more businesses transform their email marketing. Every person who's joined us has brought fresh energy and ideas that made Brew better than we ever imagined.

## The Big Refactor

This year, we completely rebuilt the Brew app from the ground up. It wasn't easy—there were late nights, coffee-fueled debugging sessions, and more than a few "why did we do this again?" moments. But we pushed through because we knew the result would be worth it.

Now, Brew has never been more stable, faster, or better prepared for what's next. The foundation is rock solid, and we're ready to build incredible things on top of it.

## Thank You (Seriously)

To our **customers**—you trusted us with your email marketing. That means everything.

To our **beta testers**—you poked, prodded, and found every edge case. You made Brew battle-tested.

To our **investors**—you believed in us before the refactor, before the growth, when Brew was just an idea and a dream.

To our **team**—you showed up every day. You made the impossible possible. You made work actually fun.

We don't take any of this for granted.

## What's Coming in 2026

We've got some exciting things brewing (pun intended):

- **New features** that'll make your email marketing even easier
- **Major improvements** based on everything we learned this year
- **Brew merch** (yes, really—stay tuned 👀)

We're not ready to spoil everything yet, but trust us: 2026 is going to be special.

## From Our Family to Yours

Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or just the joy of time off—we hope your holidays are filled with warmth, rest, and people you love.

Thank you for being part of the Brew journey. We're incredibly grateful, and we can't wait to show you what we've got in store.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! 🎅✨

If you want a practical read while we are out, try [how to write marketing emails](/blog/how-to-write-marketing-emails), [welcome email sequences](/blog/welcome-email-sequence), or [email deliverability](/blog/email-deliverability). Public launch notes live on [Product Hunt](https://www.producthunt.com/products/brew-5). Holiday campaigns still have to meet [Gmail's sender requirements](https://support.google.com/a/answer/81126). To contact us about this article, write [Brew support](/support).

— The Brew Team

## How to use this page

**This holiday note** is a Christmas Eve 2025 thank-you from the Brew team.

**The 2025 rebuild** is the app rewrite they chose to name, not a feature changelog.

**The 2026 tease** is new work, fixes, and merch, without a public roadmap.

For example, a holiday promotion you send next year is still commercial mail.

| Move | Why it matters |
| --- | --- |
| Read it as a postcard | It is gratitude, not a launch calendar |
| Keep holiday blasts honest | Promos still need a working unsubscribe |

US commercial mail still follows the [FTC CAN-SPAM guide](https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/can-spam-act-compliance-guide-business) and [16 CFR 316.3](https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-16/chapter-I/subchapter-C/part-316/section-316.3). Bulk sending still has to meet [Gmail's sender requirements](https://support.google.com/a/answer/81126). To contact us about this article, use the support link above.

## Frequently asked questions

### What is this holiday note about?

It is a Christmas Eve 2025 thank-you from the Brew team. They pause to thank customers, beta testers, investors, and the people who built the product. It is not a feature announcement and it is not a playbook. The point of the page is gratitude at the end of the year.

### What did Brew work on in 2025?

The note says they grew the team, shipped major features, and rebuilt the app from the ground up. They mention late nights and a more stable, faster foundation for what comes next. It does not publish a feature list. The rebuild is the work they chose to name.

### What is Brew planning for 2026?

The note teases new features, improvements based on what they learned in 2025, and Brew merch. They say they are not ready to spoil everything yet. There is no dated roadmap here. Read it as a holiday postcard, not a launch calendar.