- iPhone Duo support, iPad and landscape improvements. Topicle adapts as you fold and unfold iPhone Duo, iPad layouts are cleaner, and iPhone now turns sideways. - Post from the share sheet. Share a link, some text or up to five photos from any app and post it to a community without leaving what you were doing. - Polls. Add a poll with up to ten options to your post, and vote right from the feed. - Catch up on comments. Comments since your last visit are marked, and a button steps you to the next new or top-level comment. - Better messages. React with emoji, swipe to reply with a quote, archive conversations, and read recent chats without a connection. - A tidier inbox. Put a kind of notification in its own folder or hide it, and reply to a comment straight from its notification. - Active sort. A new sort puts threads with new replies at the top, and your feed and sort choices are now remembered on your account. - Swipe through a post's photos. A post with several photos swipes through them right on its page, with each photo's caption. - For moderators. Schedule one-off or repeating posts, rename your community, format its description and see who takes part. - Small things. Tap a comment to collapse it, show flags next to names, swipe between search tabs, and muted videos no longer pause your music.

- Topicle is now built for iOS 27 and has a new app icon for Liquid Glass. Real layers with depth and light, plus proper Dark, Clear and Tinted versions. - Topicle in your language. The app is now in German, Italian and Simplified Chinese, with Australian and British English spelling where your device asks for it. It follows your device language, and iOS lets you pick a different one for Topicle alone in the Settings app. - Smoother scrolling everywhere. The home feed, community pages, comment threads and profiles have been rebuilt on native scrolling, so long threads and image-heavy feeds stay fluid at 120 Hz. - Siri, Spotlight and Shortcuts. Ask Siri to open your inbox, start a post, search Topicle or open a community. Posts you have read appear in Spotlight, and the same actions are building blocks in Shortcuts. Starting a post never publishes without you tapping Post, and private content never reaches Spotlight. - Messages look like messages. A direct message notification shows the sender's name and picture, groups by conversation, counts as a person for Focus, and has a Mark as read button beside Reply. - Display names. Add an optional display name, in any script, on your profile. Bylines show it as Name u/handle, and your handle stays the same. - Change your username. Once eligible, rename your account from Settings. Your posts, comments and messages come with you. - New feeds. Rising surfaces fresh posts from real people, as a feed choice and as a rail in Home. Signed-out visitors start on Popular. Discover keeps loading instead of running dry. - iPad on iPadOS 27. The bar controls, rails, profile cover and row surfaces are fixed for the new system, and the faster feed now runs at iPad widths too. - A redesigned composer. Post type and the title-length ring moved out of the crowded dock, so Flair, Spoiler and the other toggles keep their labels. Reorder gallery photos without dragging, paste a link you just copied with one tap, post with Command-Return on a hardware keyboard, and see why a link was flagged. Editing no longer overwrites someone else's changes. - Sturdier video uploads. Uploads ride out slow networks and a busy server, and an upload the server is still finishing is never cancelled. - For moderators. A red dot on the menu button when Admin or a community you moderate needs you. Moderation links open in the app. Invite notifications offer View members and Manage link, invites you send show a receipt in the conversation, and pending access requests are visible until resolved. - Quieter, more private. Message threads, sign-in and account screens are covered in the app switcher. Notifications you read elsewhere clear themselves. Drafts are cleared when you sign out. Occasional recommended discussions arrive quietly and can be turned off in Settings > Notifications. - Translation. Flairs translate too, and the translation explainer's Not now only closes the sheet. - Small things. The home feed runs under a clear bar again, with a thin glass fade keeping the status bar readable. The photo viewer's Close is top-left. Recent searches remember what you opened, and search highlights your matches. Favourite a community from its page. Copy a comment's text. Your user tags show in comment threads. Notification headlines read as whole sentences in every language.

Topicle is now made for iPad. A sidebar for your feeds and communities, a post list beside the thread you are reading, community and profile pages with room to breathe, and a composer with a live preview of your post. Sheets open as popovers, keyboard and pointer are supported, and Handoff lets you pick up the page you are reading on another device. Also in this release - Multi-image posts show as a gallery in the feed - Comments can carry photos and GIFs, up to four per comment - Swipe to vote, with a quick tutorial the first time - Spoiler posts blur their titles and thumbnails until you reveal them - Community rules: read a community's rules, cite them when reporting, and moderators can edit them and choose a rule set - Invite links: join a community from an invite, and moderators can create and manage invites - Off-topic post? Moderators can offer to move it to a better community, and you decide - Reporting is clearer, with a suggested community for off-topic posts - Replace or crop a link post's thumbnail - Votes, replies, and unread counts stay in sync across every screen - Better VoiceOver and Dynamic Type support throughout - Many fixes and refinements