Too many interfaces, one for each tribe? Use SteemPeak, its newest version supports tribes!

It's not the first time I am happy to report some awesome developments from the SteemPeak team.

I know some of you might be overwhelmed by the launch of a series of new interfaces over a short time period. I can barely keep up.

Why not go to one interface to see them all? Right now we can't talk about customized interfaces that would make each tribe have a special feeling using their own interface. And everything else can be linked to a general interface, as the SteemPeak team has shown, of course in collaboration with the Steem-Engine team, where the SCOT tokens are managed.

SteemPeak now has a Tribes page which shows all tribes on Steem-Engine. But only PALnet and SplinterTalk are enabled so far. For a tribe to be enabled on SteemPeak, the owner of the tribe (SCOT) has to contact Steem-Engine to be whitelisted for SteemPeak.

When you click to open a tribe on the page above, SteemPeak simply filters the posts by the tribe's tag.

Moreover, with or without an "opened" tribe, rewards are displayed simultaneously in STU (i.e. the payout displayed as '$' on steemit.com) and the enabled SCOTs (PAL and SPT, so far).

That works even if you are browsing through your feed or the trending page.

Here's a screenshot to see how it looks like:

Also, in the same tooltip window are displayed beneficiaries, if any are set. Very useful information, for example, when you want to curate a post.

Also, tribe tags are showed with a highlighted color on SteemPeak, compared to regular tags.

But tribe related updates is not all SteemPeak team included in their latest update.

Now posts created AND displayed using the SteemPeak interface can have associated a countdown timer to them. Very useful to create contests or events with an expiration date. The whole thing can be managed from the Advanced posting options:

And finally, with this new version of SteemPeak, the team has integrated the latest version of SteemConnect (version 3).