Multiple accounts, thread tools, and smarter posting

Multiple accounts? Yes, finally.

One of the most requested feature is here. You can now connect multiple accounts for each platform. Add your personal and work accounts, label them with custom nicknames, and set defaults for each platform.

This isn't just a nice-to-have. It's foundational for our upcoming scheduling feature, which many of you have been asking for.

With multiple accounts, you get:

Independent connection flows for each account
Custom nicknames to easily identify them
Default account settings per platform
Platform-specific publishing (post to all your X accounts at once, for example)
Options to publish to just your default accounts or all active accounts

Smarter posting options

Sometimes you want to post the same thing everywhere. Other times, you don't.

Now you can choose to post to just one platform at a time. The composer stays open, so you can tweak your message for each network and send when ready.

We've also added:

Account selection for one-shot posting (choose which account to use when posting to a specific platform)
A cancel button during publishing (change your mind? just click again)
"Copy Thread" option that copies all posts in a thread to your clipboard with separators
"Start Over" option that resets the composer to its initial state when you want a clean slate

Statuz 0.3.0 - Multiple publish ways

Auto-split for long content

Got a lot to say? We've got you covered.

When you paste text longer than 280 characters into a post, Statuz now automatically splits it into multiple posts in a thread, preserving word boundaries when possible.

Don't want this feature? No problem - you can toggle it on/off in settings.

Link previews that don't suck

When you share a link, it should look good. Now it does.

We've added Twitter/X-style link previews that make your posts more engaging and give your audience a better idea of what they're clicking on.

Plus, we fixed some annoying things related to BlueSky posts: Now they format correctly with proper line breaks, mentions, and long links.

What's Next?

We're heads down on post scheduling - our most requested feature.

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