Meta said today that it finally launched its much-awaited API for Threads so developers can build experiences around it. Mark Zuckerberg posted about the API launch, saying, “The Threads API is now ...

Threads, Meta’s microblogging platform, was launched in July 2023. Since then, the Threads team has been working on a lot of new features – and soon users will get a huge one. An engineer working for ...

"People can now publish posts via the API, fetch their own content, and leverage our reply management capabilities..." Credit: Jaap Arriens / NurPhoto via Getty Images Meta has finally launched the ...

Meta-owned social network Threads said today that it will make its API broadly available to developers by June. Engineer Jesse Chen posted that the company has been building the API for the past few ...

Meta confirmed last month that it plans to launch the official Threads API for developers in June. With the API, developers will be able to create apps and other tools that integrate with the social ...

Meta, the company behind Threads, has launched a public API for Threads. The company had confirmed last year that they were working on it. Now, the API is publicly available to all developers after a ...

Meta has officially rolled out its Threads API, which will enable third-party developers to enhance user experiences by integrating new functionalities directly into Threads. Meta has officially ...

Threads partnered with some third-party platforms to test post-scheduling capabilities through an API. The plan is to add more features in the near future such as the ability for moderators to reply, ...

Meta tested the API with platforms like Hootsuite and Techmeme. Meta tested the API with platforms like Hootsuite and Techmeme. is a reporter who writes about AI. She also covers the intersection ...

API or application programming interface allows developers to build new programmatic interactions between the various applications people and businesses use daily. Every time we use an app like ...

That’s according to a Threads developer, at least. Can’t wait for Techmeme to use the API eventually. (And, hopefully, many other accounts.) Follow topics and authors from this story to see more like ...