Threads will make an API available to developers...eventually.
Threads was missing a lot of features users would expect from a service similar to Twitter's when it launched. Over the past few months, however, it has been been rolling out more and more new features to give users a more robust experience, including polls,on the web. Still, since it doesn't have an API, third-party developers can't conjure features specific to their services that would make the social network a more integral part of people's everyday lives.
" He added that he's concerned that the API's launch could mean"a lot more publisher content and not much more creator content," but he's aware that it"seems like something to get done."that Threads won't amplify news, which may have been disappointing to hear for publishers and readers looking to leave X. Instead, he said, Threads wants to"empower creators in general.
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