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Heahy is getting a bit more mature. We have added reporting functionality, so if you see anything illegal or against the rules, you can report it to channel owners and moderators, who in turn can easily see and manage reports and other channel settings in the updated channel management panel. After you create your own channel, simply click the "Manage Channel" button to see all options and check if there are any new reports from your channel users. Heahy has now also added tools to separate NSFW content from SFW content more easily. We have added NSFW flagging for all uploaded media, and from now on, everyone must mark NSFW media accurately. Also, by default, all NSFW content is blurred, and the user needs to click on it to see it. We also added the long-awaited user settings panel. For now, it's only to manage your NSFW settings (for example, remove blur by default), but stay tuned for more personalization options for your Heahy experience!

*A new version of heahy.com is live!* No major new features this time, but we’ve fixed a lot of bugs and made several small UI improvements. The biggest changes happened behind the scenes: we completed a major backend refactoring. Because it was such a large update, we experienced some instability in the days following deployment—but things now seem more or less stable. These backend improvements lay the foundation for significantly better performance and scalability. With this in place, we’re planning to start promoting the site more seriously. We’ve also made preparatory progress on the Android app - the initial developer version is already working quite well! *What’s next?* All development effort is now focused on building the minimal moderation features required for the mobile app to meet app store guidelines. Channels will soon support policy tags - clear labels set by owners and enforced by moderators—that define content and speech rules. For example, an NSFW channel will carry an NSFW policy tag, and similar tags will indicate speech moderation levels (e.g., “free discussion,” “civility-enforced,” etc.). These tags help set expectations for everyone: owners, moderators, and participants alike. Once this moderation system is ready, we’ll begin testing the Android app - undoubtedly one of the most important missing pieces right now.

NEW VERSION I have just deployed a new version with some exciting new features. From now on: You will receive notifications when someone replies to your post You can sent DM to any user even if they are not online If you receive DM you will receive notification Middle mouse click opens threads/posts in new window There are other smaller fixes. Let me know if you find any problems or bugs.