Are you a roleplay blog that’s been fucked over by tumblr’s busted ass notifications? Well, I have the solution for you!
This site is called Thread tracker. From the site itself “This site is designed to help members of the Tumblr roleplay/collaborative writing community to monitor the activity of their threads all in one place, for multiple threads and multiple accounts.
I came up with this idea primarily as a way to combat the strange behavior of the Tumblr activity page, which, while no doubt fine for the average user, is unreliable for the needs of the Tumblr RP community. While still somewhat limited by the capabilities of the Tumblr API and its related systems, I hope this app will be useful to those who participate in Tumblr RP, allowing a better way to track interactions that are currently open and manage threads individually.
If you have any suggestions, find any bugs in the site, or just want to communicate, please feel free to contact me!
Note: This site is in no way affiliated with Tumblr, nor does it make any direct connection to your account or posting permissions. It retrieves information solely through Tumblr’s public application programming interface.”
I use this site for all of my own rp blogs and it really DOESN’T collect any of your log in info.
This is how you use it.
Quickly create a log-in for it. This doesn’t have to have anything to do with your tumblr log-in at all!
Afterword, you’ll get this screen.
Go to “manage blogs”
This is where you can add your blog or set blogs on hiatus or even remove them entirely
After you add a blog. Go to “Track new thread” to get a similar screen where you can add your threads like so;
After you add the thread the site will organize your threads by whose turn it is AND you can simply click the link to your partner’s name to go to their reply on their blog to reply!
There you go! Fuck tumblr’s broken ass notifications, your set!
// Shoutout to my mutuals! THIS COULD BE OUR HAVEN! *^*
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