What's new

Latest Updates

New features and improvements on Glint.

Jun 16, 2026

This page!

New
  • We'll post new features and improvements here so you can see what's changing.
Jun 16, 2026

Your profile & settings

New
  • Every account now has a profile page showing your posts — reach yours from the avatar menu.
  • A new Settings page lets you change your avatar colour, email, and password, and tune your reading preferences.
Jun 16, 2026

Notifications

New
  • A bell in the top bar tells you when someone replies to you, comments on your post, or a moderator acts on your content.
  • Notifications are batched and calm — never manufactured to pull you back in.
Jun 16, 2026

Images in comments

New
  • Attach an image to any comment or reply.
Jun 16, 2026

Deck — many communities at once

New
  • The new Deck view lays your favourite communities out in side-by-side columns.
  • Pick the columns you want; the layout lives in the URL, so it's shareable.
Jun 15, 2026

Search

  • The search box now finds posts and communities, not just decoration.
Jun 15, 2026

Follow people and communities

  • Follow a community or a creator and their posts collect in your Following feed.
  • Browse everything sharing a tag from any post.
Jun 14, 2026

Calm by default

  • Dark mode by default, with chronological always one tap away — never buried.
  • Shuffle for a small, finite serving of good things; an "OC only" lens; dimming for posts you've already seen; mute any tag.
  • Press Cmd/Ctrl-K anywhere to jump to anything.
  • Read our no-dark-patterns promise on the Our promise page.
Jun 13, 2026

Install to your home screen

  • Add the app to your phone or desktop for a full-screen, app-like experience, and turn on optional notifications.
Jun 12, 2026

Original-content credit & repost detection

  • Mark a post as original content with a creator credit and source.
  • Re-uploading a known image now surfaces the original and flags possible reposts.
Jun 10, 2026

Moderation you can see

  • Every removal shows a reason and who made it — no silent takedowns.
  • Read any community's public moderation log, and appeal a decision you disagree with.