changelog

proposing a rendez-vous, made easier

you will be able to create an event from any source, including someone else's, and the organiser will be able to offer time slots for the guests to vote on.

a directory of public communities

browse and search public communities by topic.

venue suggestions

the venue and address are suggested as you type an event's location.

notification presets

set all your notifications in one move with a preset, then adjust.

communities and events over the API

create communities and read events from the open API and the MCP server.

join an open community in one click

a public community can open its doors: no request, no wait. ressource.social now runs official communities of its own, a news channel and an open agora.

supporters

people who back the project get unlimited beta usage and a badge on their profile.

developer docs

docs.ressource.social documents the open API and the MCP server, with a generated reference for every route.

an open API and an MCP server

a versioned API with personal access tokens, and an MCP server you sign in to from Claude with OAuth: your assistant can search, save and organise your sources.

a new conversation panel

comments, reactions and shares sit in tabs with honest counts, and you can react to a comment.

media keeps playing

close a source and its video or podcast keeps playing in a small dock. YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, Vimeo, Mixcloud and Dailymotion are supported, Radio France podcasts play in our own player and move on to the next episode.

events for the communities you pick

a rendez-vous is shared with the communities its host chooses, with or without a source attached.

settings, rebuilt

a section rail with pending invitations on top, usage meters for the beta allowance, and a list of unused tags to clean up.

one filter drawer on mobile

the two filter drawers became one drill-down: community, people, tags, domains.

embeds that fit

videos scale to the preview instead of scrolling inside it, and TikTok and Instagram posts play in their own players.

emails in your language, calmer notifications

emails follow the language you use the app in, and community reactions and replies stop pushing to your phone by default.

a way into a community on day one

public communities choose a join policy, people can ask to join, and someone who signs up alone is offered a community to create or find.

tags as a shared vocabulary

tag suggestions come from what everyone uses, catch typos as you type, and a tag manager lets you rename, merge and delete hundreds of tags.

read later, for real

a page of its own, with a read lifecycle and a cue for what has been waiting too long.

faster everywhere

opening a source, switching dashboards and searching now answer in a single round trip.

a public pricing page

free during the beta, with the plans that come after published ahead of time. beta members keep their allowance for good.

continue with Apple

sign in with your Apple account, next to Google and email.

the 👀 reaction

a reaction that says “interesting, I'll look later”.

invite by username

invite someone with their @handle, suggested as you type, without ever seeing their email address.

Claude writes the boring half

one button proposes tags, another rewrites a description worth reading. open to a first group of accounts.

movies and series, full screen

a film's source shows its details across the whole preview, with the trailer on demand.

the link you just copied

creating a source offers the link in your clipboard.

add to calendar

every event can go straight to your calendar, as an .ics file or in Google Calendar.

folders on touch screens

drag and drop folders and sources on a phone, with drop-down rows big enough for a finger.

a landing page that shows the product

an animated tour of each feature, a living river behind the hero, and the API and MCP server on show.

sturdier page archives

archives are retried overnight when they fail, and cookie banners are removed before the snapshot.

tighter access rules

a review of who can read what, from the database up to the API.

public communities and following

a community can be public, and you can follow people and communities without joining.

no more duplicates

saving a link you already have finds the original, whatever tracking parameters it carries.

films and series

links to films and series get their poster and synopsis.

content categories

every source is sorted by type, article, video, podcast and more, with stats to match.

compact view

a dense list for long libraries, next to the card grid.

replies to events

say whether you are coming, and the host sees who is.

share with anyone

a shared source opens as a clean public page, even for someone without an account.

a new landing page

a new face for ressource.social, in light and dark.

command palette and filters

search everything and jump anywhere from the keyboard, and filter any feed.

export, and more imports

take all your data with you, and import from more services.

a stats panel

your library at a glance: what you save, from where, and how often.

delete your account

delete everything yourself, with ownership of your communities handed over first.

the events dashboard

a calendar and an upcoming feed for the rendez-vous of your communities, multi-day included, with email notifications.

calendar sync

subscribe to your events from any calendar app.

RSS feeds

follow feeds next to your communities, in the same stream.

reading mode

read an article without the clutter, inside the source.

the Firefox extension

source a page in one click from Firefox, as from Chrome.

share from Android

install the app and send any link to it from the share sheet.

mentions

mention someone in a comment and they are notified.

a guided first visit

a short tour of the three dashboards for new accounts.

three dashboards

the app was rebuilt around three spaces: your library, your communities, your events.

drag and drop

drag sources into folders, and folders into each other.

import your bookmarks

bring in your browser bookmarks from an HTML export.

continue with Google

sign in with your Google account.

email notifications

invitations and activity in your communities, by email, as you choose.

Arte, Radio France and more

rich previews for many more platforms.

private folders

a folder can stay yours alone.

the Chrome extension

source the page you are on without leaving it.

files in communities

share documents and images with a community, not only links.

search

search your sources and your communities' by title, tag or site.

community avatars

every community gets its own picture and colour.

notifications

in-app and push notifications for what happens around your sources.

endless feeds

feeds load as you scroll, however long your library gets.

version 1.0

the first version, opened to a circle of friends.

folders

organise sources into coloured folders.

en français

the whole app is available in French.

previews when you share a link

a shared source shows its title and image in messaging apps and social networks.

Reddit

Reddit posts show as themselves.

page archives

keep a copy of a page as it was, in case it changes or disappears.

profiles

a public page for every member, at their username.

reactions, comments and activity

react to a source, discuss it, and follow what happens in your communities.

rich previews

videos, posts and articles show as themselves, not as a bare link.

the first source

save a link, give it a title and an image, share it with your community.