This is a rebuild, not a redesign
Footly started with a simple idea: give creators a focused place to sell foot content, and give fans a direct way to discover and support them. As the community grew, it became clear that the next version could not come from polishing individual screens. The whole experience needed to work together.
So we rebuilt it. Footly 2.0 brings a new design system, new navigation, new discovery, new creator workflows, new purchasing flows, and a stronger technical foundation into one release. The result is calmer, clearer, and much more consistent from the first tap to the final step.
One principle guided the rebuild
Footly should help fans find content they genuinely want and help creators turn that interest into sustainable work, without making either side fight the product.
Discovery feels more personal
The new home feed is designed to learn from what people actually choose to view, save, follow, and support. It brings together a broader tag vocabulary and a more relevant mix of posts and creators, so discovery can become more useful over time.
Search has been rebuilt too. Posts, creators, and community members now live in one search experience, with clearer results and fewer dead ends. Whether someone arrives with a specific idea or just wants to explore, Footly 2.0 gives them a better place to begin.
Browse
A smarter home feed
More relevant posts and creators, shaped by real interests.
Find
One clear search
Search across the marketplace without bouncing between pages.
Return
Saved and purchased
Keep favorite posts and owned content easy to find again.
Buying is easier to understand
Footly 2.0 gives fans a clearer view of their purchases, subscriptions, saved posts, payment methods, and wallet. Content links now lead to one canonical post page, and the unlock and subscription choices are presented where they are needed.
Just as importantly, payment language now reflects what is really happening. If a payment is still being confirmed, Footly says Processing. Access and balances update from the confirmed result. That may sound like a small copy change, but honest status is essential whenever money is moving.
Custom requests now work like a conversation
A custom request should begin with clarity, not a checkout screen. In Footly 2.0, a fan starts by describing what they want. The creator can name a price, and either person can counter until both sides agree. Once an offer is accepted, payment and delivery move forward through the same request.
Creators can also set their rates and house rules, see which requests need action, and deliver media directly into the request. Fans get a clearer history of what they asked for, what was agreed, and what happens next.
Request first, agreement second
The new flow gives creators room to price their work and gives both people a shared record of the request, offer, acceptance, payment, and delivery.
Creator work lives in one connected workspace
Footly 2.0 puts the creator earning loop at the center. Creators can publish and schedule posts, add better titles and descriptions, choose visibility and pricing, use a much wider tag library, and review performance without leaving the new experience.
The dashboard, post stats, fans, messages, broadcasts, custom requests, referrals, settings, and wallet now feel like parts of the same product. The goal is simple: less time hunting for a tool, and more time creating, connecting, and earning.
Built for the phone in your hand
Footly has always been used heavily on phones. Footly 2.0 treats that as the starting point. Navigation, forms, tables, menus, and dialogs were rebuilt for smaller screens, larger touch targets, and clearer one-handed movement through the app.
The experience remains web-first, so there is nothing new to download. Open Footly in a mobile browser or add it to a home screen for app-like access. The same account and the same features travel between phone and desktop.
Faster on the surface, stronger underneath
Many of the most important changes are the ones people should not have to think about. Core screens now arrive with more of their content already rendered, reducing blank transitions and loading flashes. Video playback and protected-media delivery were rebuilt. Accessibility, responsive behavior, and all 11 supported languages were included in the release work.
We also strengthened the systems that confirm payments, preserve purchase access, monitor launch health, and recover safely when an outside provider is slow. Footly 2.0 was tested across browsers, devices, user journeys, payment states, and accessibility checks before release.
What comes next
Footly 2.0 is a milestone, but it is not a finish line. More importantly, it gives every future improvement a better place to land. Discovery can get more helpful. Creator tools can become more focused. Buying can become more direct. Safety and payment clarity can keep getting stronger.
We are hopeful about that future because the foundation is finally shaped around the community we are building: a focused marketplace where creators can turn their work into income and fans can support them with confidence.
Thank you to everyone who has created, purchased, reported a bug, shared an idea, or simply spent time on Footly. Footly 2.0 is here because the first chapter taught us what the next one needed to be. We cannot wait to build it with you.
