Hello my fellow Snaperinos, tis I, the Snapster himself, @snapie.

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I wanted to let you all know that we are still building, we are still working on making @snapie a killer app you can be proud to show your friends.

Special shout out to @coininstant who has been giving us a lot of feedback and ideas, and also @masterswatch for his valuable contributions as well. This is precisely one of the super powers Hive has, as it allows a little team like us to leverage the community to improve our project.

This week, we succesfully implemented a few really cool features, that I think are going to make everyone super happy. Soon we will have the new release ready, but not before we finish the video implementation which is taking a little more work.

Post Previews

The ability to see how something is going to look before you hit post makes a lot of sense. This feature was requested by our very own @ankapolo, and as you can see from the video below, it's working precisely as it should.

This eliminates a lot of the guess work for the users. Will the YouTube video be restricted? Will the Instagram post be visible? You don't have to wonder before you post, you can now check.

Clipboard Actions

To be honest this is one of the features we had not thought of. Yet, it makes a lot of sense. In the new version of @snapie a new option will be available in the drop-down menu of the snaps. Copying a snap now is un-ironically a snap.

Direct Video Uploads

We are closely working with @threespeak at the moment to implement direct video uploads from @snapie. The other day you might have noticed us running some video tests. I'm happy to report that proof of concept worked well.

Currently @joseamenac is working on implementing @threespeak tools into Snapie's workflow. The uploads are going to work out of the box, with little to now wait for IPFS propagation or encoding too.