Release Notes

Communities can now be tagged to describe their topic or purpose on iOS and Android SDK, enabling tag-based filtering and search on community queries. 

This release focuses on stability and performance improvements across the React Native UIKit, with a range of enhancements that make this the most stable build to date.

Admins and moderators can now search for posts by keyword or hashtag directly from the Console

Moderators can now hide posts and comments from public view without permanently deleting them, keeping content accessible internally for review.

Admins can now monitor public traffic and identify visitors who exceed monthly API volume thresholds, automatically classifying them as Overused Visitor MAUs.

Flat-rate AI Moderation packages now include monthly allowances per feature with an automatic Budget Guard to prevent overage charges.

Livestreams created from the Console now have chat enabled by default, so admins no longer need additional SDK or API steps to activate it.

You can now receive deletion reason details in moderation via webhooks

The UI Kit now includes a localization API, letting you add any language or override individual strings without forking the UIKit

Admins can now filter social insights and sentiment analysis results by custom user tags to understand sentiment patterns across different user segments.

Admins and community managers can now select a specific post and override keyword-level sentiment outputs directly from the Sentiment Dashboard.

Admins can now configure sentiment analysis directly from the Console.

Sentiment analysis now covers all comments on a post.

The sentiment analysis dashboard has been rebuilt with a modern design and improved performance.

Users can now add hyperlinks to any word or phrase in posts and comments.

Developers can now connect AI tools directly to social.plus via our new MCP endpoint.

Official migration of the iOS SDK away from Realm

When a live stream ends without a set thumbnail, one is automatically generated from the stream and applied to the replay post

Admins can now generate and download a CSV report of post views and impressions via API

AI moderation now automatically flags inappropriate profile photos, display names, and descriptions

Posts and activity feeds now support two levels of nested comment replies, making it easier to follow and join conversations.

Admins can now create, manage, and monitor live streams directly from the Console.

Admins and creators can now tag up to 20 products and pin them as overlays during live streams.

Admins and creators can now tag products across any post type, text, image, or video.

Admins can now upload and manage a product catalogue in bulk via CSV or manually.

Retrieve a complete list of blocked users in one response without pagination, so your app can cache locally and perform real-time UI checks efficiently.

Query posts created after a specific date or timestamp, so your feed only surfaces content within a relevant time window. This keeps load times fast and data usage low for end users.

Query your community member list and exclude specific admin roles to get accurate member counts and more efficient data fetching, so your results reflect only the users that matter.

Admins can now create, assign, and manage custom tags to community members directly from the Console.

Admins and moderators can now create and manage digital live streams, virtual events, and in-person gatherings directly from the Console.

Drill into individual post performance with content performance widgets that track impressions, reach, and engagement trends over time.

See how your live streams perform with real-time metrics on viewers, engagement, watch time, and audience retention patterns.

We have expanded our video infrastructure to support the full lifecycle of live content, from initial scheduling to real-time broadcast management.

Take control of your broadcast environment with a network-level safety switch for livestream push notifications.

New features have been added to the live experience to improve both the creator's control and the viewer's experience.

Create a single post that combines photos, videos, and file attachments like PDFs enabling richer storytelling and cleaner feeds without splitting content across multiple posts.

Admins can now download a complete user list directly from the Console, including the last activity date for every account.

Admins can now create and manage multi-stream posts directly from the Console to provide a device-optimized viewing experience.

The Flutter Chat UI Kit now supports message and thread search, allowing users to quickly locate information within their conversations.

New user insights are now available in the Console to help admins identify top contributors and understand member impact.

Visitor Mode allows anonymous users to browse and discover community content without signing in.

We have enhanced our poll functionality to make them more engaging and user-friendly across all platforms.

Admins can now be assigned custom roles and permissions within the Console to enhance security and streamline workflows.

Clips brings a familiar, high-engagement vertical video feed directly into your app.

Community members can now provide specific context when reporting inappropriate content by selecting from predefined reasons like harassment or spam.

The new Moderation Feed brings every flagged post, comment, and message into one unified view.

Built on the new UI Kit 4 technology, Dynamic UI offers a faster and more modular way to build seamless community interfaces.

Our new search API moves beyond exact keyword matching to understand user intent and improve content discovery across the platform.