Feedback & ideas

Typing @ in a status or a comment now suggests real people to tag, and they get notified when you mention them.

Paste a link to your own Catch or anywhere else — it renders as a real, tappable link instead of plain text.

Quick updates stay quick — if you're writing something longer, we'll suggest switching to the full Catch composer.

Available in Settings → Account. Old @mentions of your previous username keep working even after you change it.

Editing a book now lets you swap in a new cover image or remove it entirely, not just add one the first time.

Writers now complete a quick one-time document verification before their first payout, keeping withdrawals compliant.

Quickly find any of your own drafts, published Catches, or statuses by typing part of the title.

Reports are categorized (spam, harassment, copyright, etc.) so they can be reviewed faster and more accurately.

The sidebar now recommends writers based on what you actually like, save, and read — not just a random list.

Repost any Catch or status to your own profile with an optional note — shows up as a proper quote card, not just a link.

Hovering any name in the feed shows their photo, short bio, follower count, and a Follow button — no need to leave the page.

Tap the like count on any Catch to see everyone who liked it, with a direct link to their profile.

Let writers pick an accent color for their own profile page, within the site's existing design.

A dedicated iOS/Android app instead of just the mobile website.

Filter book and Catch search results by genre, language, and publish date instead of just keyword matching.

A proper dashboard showing views, reads-to-completion, and earnings trends over time, not just totals.

A dark theme option, especially for reading long Catches late at night.

Let writers download their own published Catches as a clean PDF for offline reading or printing.

Track how many days in a row you've read something, similar to a reading habit tracker.

Right now everything saved goes into one Reading List — folders or tags would help separate genres or topics.

Text-to-speech playback so people can listen to a Catch instead of reading it.

A summary email of new Catches from writers you follow and updates on your Reading List.

Soon we are going to add this feature. Stay connected and If you want it first then start voting so it will rise up to the soon list. Thanks.