Next-Generation Mobile SDKs, Instagram Integration, and Smarter Story Tracking

This release improves Instagram-powered Snaps, Story visibility tracking, and mobile SDK integrations, giving teams more control over how Stories appear across web, mobile, and embedded widgets.

Instagram Account Integration for Snaps

Brands using StorifyMe Snaps can now connect and manage Instagram accounts directly from the platform sidebar. Instead of manually importing Instagram media, teams can link accounts once and maintain live connections to their Instagram content feeds. Accounts can be connected or disconnected on demand, with clear status indicators showing which accounts are actively synced.

Why this matters:

• Streamlined content workflows for social media teams
• No manual content imports from Instagram
• Easier account management directly in StorifyMe
• Clear connection and permission status
• Faster Snaps content creation from existing social media content

Story View Count Tracking and Auto-Hide

Stories can now track how many times each user has viewed them and automatically hide after reaching a configured view limit. Content creators can set the view threshold in the Story editor, and StorifyMe handles the hiding logic automatically across web, mobile, and embedded widgets. This is useful for promotional Stories, onboarding content, seasonal campaigns, limited-time offers, or any experience that should stop appearing after a user has seen it enough times.

Why this matters:

• Better control over promotional and onboarding content
• Automatic hiding with no custom code required
• Per-user, per-Story tracking
• Less repeated content for users
• Consistent behavior across platforms and widgets

React Native and Flutter 3.0 Mobile Integration API

Teams integrating StorifyMe into React Native and Flutter apps now have a modernized, strongly typed API. The new StorifyMeExperience model replaces loosely typed Story objects across event callbacks. Each experience now includes richer metadata, including content type, view counts, live status, tags, and deep link information. Event callbacks have also been simplified, with clearer names such as onOpened, onFinished, and onClosed. Existing callbacks remain supported during the 3.x lifecycle, so teams can migrate at their own pace.

Why this matters:

• Fewer runtime errors from type mismatches
• Easier debugging with TypeScript and Dart support
• Better IDE autocomplete and inline documentation
• More consistent API across React Native and Flutter
• Backward-compatible migration during the 3.x lifecycle

View Count Tracking in Native iOS and Android SDKs

Native iOS and Android SDKs now support the same view count tracking and auto-hide logic available on the platform. Stories can automatically disappear from widgets after users view them a configured number of times, without requiring custom integration work from mobile teams.

Why this matters:

• Consistent Story visibility rules across web and mobile
• Better promotional content control inside mobile apps
• Less custom logic required from development teams
• More reliable cross-platform Story behavior

Kotlin Multiplatform SDK

The Kotlin Multiplatform SDK 0.1.0 is now available with full 3.0 API alignment. This brings StorifyMe support to Compose Multiplatform projects and gives teams access to the same unified experience model, typed callbacks, and configuration options available in React Native and Flutter 3.0.

Why this matters:

• StorifyMe is now available for Compose Multiplatform projects
• Teams can share integration logic between iOS and Android
• Consistent API across mobile frameworks
• Same typed models and error handling as other 3.0 SDKs

Improvements 🌟

• Faster Story Loading: Story HTML now preloads in advance, helping high-traffic widgets load faster and feel more responsive. The optimization works automatically, without additional configuration.
• Refreshed Admin Interface: The admin interface has been refreshed with cleaner layouts and more consistent UI patterns, making common tasks easier to navigate.
• Shared Filter Components: Widget lists now use updated shared filter components, helping reduce clutter and create a more consistent filtering experience across the platform.
• Streamlined Navigation: Navigation has been improved to reduce clicks between common tasks and make the platform easier to use.
• Updated Icon and Font System: Icons and fonts have been migrated to a modernized design system for a more consistent visual language across the platform.
• Safer Story Handle-Based Navigation on Android: Android SDK 2.8.2 includes improved security for Story handle-based navigation.
• Consistent Audio Behavior Across iOS and Android: Audio behavior has been aligned across iOS and Android for a more consistent cross-platform playback experience.
• Improved Android Release Build Compatibility: Android Proguard/R8 compatibility has been improved, helping release builds shrink correctly without breaking SDK functionality.

Bug Fixes 🔧

• Fixed SwiftUI widget layout issues, including title height and clipping behavior.
• Improved shimmer animation stability in mobile widgets.
• Fixed pinned Story positioning issues.
• Corrected short videos widget display inconsistencies.
• Fixed iPhone Story playback issues in web widgets.

These updates make StorifyMe more reliable for mobile app integrations, more flexible for Instagram-powered Snaps workflows, and smarter about managing Story visibility based on user engagement.