Feature Requests

Could you help create auto-retweets that are visible in the scheduling system so we don't accidentally place other posts in those time slots? For example, if you set an auto-retweet for 6 hours after the original post, there should be notifications on our timeline showing when these will occur.

When drafting threads or posts, managing alternative versions can quickly become messy, especially with multiple options per post. A feature similar to ChatGPT’s "Regenerate Response" system, using a horizontal carousel (e.g., "1/2", "2/2"), would let me toggle between variations of the same post without cluttering the workspace. This would allow for clean organization of alternate drafts within a single slot, making it much easier to compare, edit, and choose the best option. It would greatly improve drafting efficiency and overall UX for users who iterate heavily on content.

Tagging is very useful for search and organization The functionality is there, but just like auto suggestions for posting times, I think suggestions for tags can help as well

sometimes we use typefully to draft, but post directly to X from browser or mobile app due to 3rd party apps being punished by Elon's algorithm updates.

Similar to auto plugs, it would be nice if we can add one more condition to auto retweets settings. Besides the time, to also include a condition based on the number of likes / retweets a post gets.

would be great to have option to leave TEXT on images too - i mean in the Image editor

would be great to have option to leave TEXT on images too - i mean in the Image editor

Currently the search only looks through the "preview" text (approx. the first 150 characters of each draft).

Important to count impressions from community posts. Right now, typefully analytics is considering only traditional tweets and their numbers.

Turn off the double-enter-creates-a-new-tweet shortcut. Cmd+Enter is plenty easy for when another tweet in a thread is what I want. I mostly write long form posts now, not threads, and I like to add multiple empty lines when writing to help me organize my thoughts, but then it creates new tweets all over the place. Fighting the double-enter thing is frustrating. Who's with me?