Story subscriptions
Circles on the Story Hub layout subscribe to outside sources (X (Twitter), YouTube, Telegram, Discord, and more) and bring the good stuff into the circle as stories. You follow just the parts you enjoy.
Following sources
Section titled “Following sources”- Open the circle’s sources page and browse what’s available to follow.
- Tap Follow — that source’s stories start flowing into your personal timeline.
- On the stories page you can switch views: followed only, circle discussion, or everything.
When you first join, the owner may have prepared a Starter packCurated source cards sent automatically to new members (Story Hub layout).Read more →: the bot sends curated Story sourceAn external content source followed from the story pages.Read more → cards — tap Follow on a card to subscribe in one step, or ignore the ones you don’t care about.
Controlling push
Section titled “Controlling push”- Every source you follow has its own push notifications switch, on by default.
- The notification preferences page manages push for all your followed sources in one place.
- When a new story is published, the bot sends you a card where you can read and comment; with push off it just sits quietly in your timeline.
- If you’re on a trial, story cards come with a note of how many trial days you have left.
Try it here
Section titled “Try it here”The lab below walks the whole chain: follow a source or two from the starter-pack cards, flip push on and off, unfollow, then publish a story and watch when the bot sends a card you can read and comment on — and when it stays quiet.
Demo console
Follow some sources and their stories land here.
Bot messages
Nothing yet.
If something goes wrong
Section titled “If something goes wrong”- Your timeline is still empty after following — stories only appear once they’re published. Switch to everything first to see what the circle already has.
- You want to keep following but stop the push — just turn off that source’s push switch; the follow itself is untouched.