Where to Follow more.graphics for Updates

Updated

more.graphics has not launched yet — the official site currently shows only a "Coming soon" notice. Because of that, the most reliable way to catch launch news is to watch the website itself and the social media profiles the site points you to. The page does not list specific social links or a launch date, so you will need to check back or search for the brand on the platforms you use.

What the site actually says

The only public information available right now comes from the more.graphics homepage:

  • The heading reads "more.graphics — more creativity!"
  • The page states the platform is coming soon
  • It describes the product as a way to "create graphics, social media posts, and content from a single markup," powered by something called htmg
  • The closing line asks visitors to "Follow us on social media"

That last line is the key instruction, but no platform names, handles, or links are published on the page yet.

Where to look for updates

Since the site gives no direct links, here is a practical order of checking:

  1. The website itself — revisit more.graphics periodically. A "coming soon" page is usually the first place a launch date, waitlist, or signup form appears.
  2. Social media search — search for "more.graphics" on the platforms you already use. Because the site says to follow them on social media, profiles likely exist or will be created under that name.
  3. Brand mentions — since the product is tied to "htmg," searching that term alongside more.graphics may surface announcements or related accounts.

What you will not find yet

Be aware of the current gaps, so you do not waste time looking:

What you might expect Current status
Launch date Not published
Social media links or handles Not listed on the page
Pricing or plans Not mentioned
Signup or waitlist form Not shown in the available page content

A reasonable expectation

If you want to be ready when more.graphics opens, the safest approach is to bookmark the site and check it alongside a social media search every so often. Once the platform goes live, the homepage is the most likely place to publish the official links, and those social profiles will become the main channel for release updates.