This release brings X thread creation, engagement metrics on your social posts, deep links to individual comments, and a round of editor and reliability improvements. Here’s what changed and why it matters.
Post X Threads Directly from Boki
You can now create and publish X threads straight from Boki. Instead of drafting a multi-post thread elsewhere and stitching it together by hand, you build the whole thread inside the social scheduler and send it as one connected post.
For social media managers, this brings thread-style content into the same workflow as everything else. Plan it, schedule it, and publish it without leaving Boki.
Track Engagement on Your Social Posts
You can now log engagement for your social posts right in Boki. Add the platforms a post went out on, then record impressions, likes, comments, and reposts for each one. Boki brings them together into a single view, so you can see how a post performed across channels without keeping a separate spreadsheet.
For growth marketers, this keeps performance data next to the content it belongs to. Instead of checking each platform separately and logging numbers elsewhere, you track it all in one place alongside the post itself.
Copy a Link to Any Comment
You can now copy a direct link to any comment on an article. Open the link and it takes you straight to that exact comment, scrolling right to it in the thread.
For teams reviewing content, this makes feedback precise. Instead of telling someone to “look at the third comment near the end,” you send them a link that lands them on the exact spot. It’s a small change that saves back-and-forth during review cycles.
Clearer Titles for Shared Documents
Public documents now show their real title in the browser tab instead of a generic label. When someone opens or bookmarks a shared document, the tab reflects the actual document name.
This makes shared links easier to keep track of and reads better when documents are open across multiple tabs.
Editor and Collaboration Improvements
A few improvements worth calling out:
Comment threads on plans and briefs now behave the same way as article comments, so editing and replying feels consistent wherever you’re working.
The article editor now shows a clear banner if autosave ever fails, so you know right away if something needs attention rather than finding out later.
Responsive work continued across the Markdown editor, the plan details toolbar, the content briefs flow, and the short-links pages, so more of Boki adapts cleanly to smaller screens.
DOCX export formatting has been cleaned up so exported documents look right.
Reliability Fixes
A handful of fixes that smooth out everyday work:
Agent permission checks and table resizing on the agents settings page now behave correctly.
Inline chat suggestion cards update properly.
Long comments scroll correctly, and table layouts no longer overflow.
The scheduled-post indicator now reflects accurately in the edit view, so the calendar matches what’s actually scheduled.
What’s Next
This release pushes more of your social workflow into Boki and makes collaboration on content tighter. There’s more coming on the social side and in the editor. Have feedback or want early access to what’s next? Reach out to us on Discord.