Version 1.1.0 adds adult content flags with an age gate, in-app abuse reporting, live Twitch blocks, social link blocks, and auto-generated Open Graph images for profile pages.
Version 1.1.0 is about giving creators more control over their page content while keeping the platform safe and shareable.
Adult content & age gate
Profiles can now be flagged as containing adult content. When a visitor lands on a flagged page, they see an overlay asking them to confirm they are 18 or older before they can proceed. The setting is controlled from the profile editor and can be toggled on or off at any time.
A dedicated adult content help page explains the policy in detail so creators know what is and isn't allowed, and how moderation works.
Abuse reporting
Visitors can report profiles that violate the Terms of Service. An in-page form collects the reason and optional contact details, and submissions land in an admin moderation queue. Admins can review reports, suspend profiles, and disable routes from the new abuse management pages.
New blocks
Live status block
Shows a live indicator with a Twitch stream thumbnail, viewer count, and a "Live now" badge with a pulsing dot. The accent color and border match the profile theme. When the creator goes live, the block updates automatically, when they are offline it simply hides.
Live stream block
Embeds the Twitch player directly on the profile page for viewers to watch without leaving. When the creator is offline the block falls back to a clean placeholder showing the channel name. Powered by the same backend sync that checks stream status on a schedule.
Social link block
A dedicated block for adding social platform links with branded colors and icons. Supports 30+ providers including Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, GitHub, Twitch, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, Bluesky, and more. Each link auto-applies the platforms signature color and icon, and fields are validated before saving.
Open Graph images
Profile pages now auto-generate rich Open Graph images when shared on social media. The image includes the display name, handle, bio, avatar, and the profile theme styling, so every link preview looks like the page it came from. Generated server-side at build time using the Takumi renderer.