Changelog
Every meaningful change to Threadify, newest first: what shipped, what it does for you, and where to find it.
Dates are the month a change became available to customers. Subscribe by RSS.
November 2026
- Platforms & apps
Pop-up windows keep every button reachable
You can reach the controls inside a pop-up window without the Threadify pet sitting on top of them.
- Platforms & apps
Blog buttons open the start page, not a sign in screen
Anyone you send to a Threadify blog post now lands on the page that explains the product when they click the button.
- Platforms & apps
Dark mode stops hiding your date and time pickers
You can now see the calendar and clock controls when you pick a time in dark mode, instead of hunting for a black icon on a black field.
- Platforms & apps
Switch to dark mode from your profile menu on a phone
You can flip between light and dark on a phone from the profile menu, instead of hunting for a button squeezed into the top bar.
- Platforms & apps
A clearer Threadify mark on your tab, your phone and your sign-in screen
You can pick Threadify out of a crowded tab strip or home screen, and the logo looks the same wherever you see it.
October 2026
- Platforms & apps
Connecting a new brand no longer grabs an account you already use
You can connect Threads to a new brand knowing that if the wrong account comes back, Threadify stops, says which one it was, and leaves both brands untouched.
- Platforms & apps
The page you send people to opens in a blink on a phone
You can now send someone your Threadify link on a phone and they see the page straight away instead of a grey loading screen.
- Platforms & apps
Photos from your phone upload the first time
You can attach a photo or video picked in the Android app without the read error, including camera photos the composer used to refuse every single time.
- Platforms & apps
The Android app now needs Android 7.0 or newer
You can keep receiving Android app updates on Android 7.0 and above, with Play's tamper protection staying on.
- Platforms & apps
Jumping to plans or sign-in no longer reloads the whole app
You can tap Log in on the plans page or View Plans from a locked Vault and move straight there, without waiting for the app to restart.
- Platforms & apps
Release notes that read cleanly on a phone
You can read the changelog on a phone without the floating character covering the text or the top bar running into itself.
- Platforms & apps
Photos, GIFs and videos now go out with your cross-posts to X
You can cross-post to X with images, a GIF or a video attached and the post goes out with its media, where before a cross-post with media failed.
September 2026
- Platforms & apps
Know the moment a Threads connection drops
You can see straight away that your Threads account needs reconnecting instead of finding out from a post that never went out.
July 2026
- Platforms & apps
Post to Threads and X from one composer and one calendar
You connect X alongside Threads, write once, and fan the post out, with one unified calendar, per-platform analytics and a shared reply inbox.
- Platforms & apps
Operator: your own API keys, webhooks, raw exports and a cross-brand graph
On Operator you can mint API keys, subscribe to event webhooks, pull raw CSV exports and read one graph across every brand, from Settings or your own automation.
June 2026
- Platforms & apps
Threadify tells you when Threads disconnects, and reconnecting keeps everything
If your Threads connection breaks you get an email instead of silence, your still-scheduled posts are restored when you reconnect, and nothing you built is wiped in the process.
April 2026
- Platforms & apps
One app shell, built for phones
Every page sits under the same header with the content scrolling inside it, and the whole app is usable on a phone: proper touch targets, no overflow, and a keyboard that does not cover what you are typing.
February 2026
- Platforms & apps
Threadify is a real app on iPhone and Android, with push notifications
You can install Threadify from the App Store or Google Play and run your whole posting workflow from your phone, with your phone pinging you when a post publishes or fails.
