Twitter is working on a redesign of the “Spaces” tab for better discovery.

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(Pocket-lint) – According to a recent report, Twitter is looking to improve the experience of its Spaces, making it easier to find the topics you care about and offering a “daily digest”.

As part of the redesign and revamp of Twitter Spaces, Audio Rooms will be organized by theme, making navigation much easier and making it much easier to get to the topics that really matter to you. This can be, for example, sports, music or technology (by way of example).

Thanks to the “daily digest” function, Spaces would include a list of programs that you could listen to directly. In theory, it’s a lot like discovering podcasts.

The news of this update was announced by TechCrunch, which could see that the new features were tested. Twitter also confirmed to the site that it was working on concepts for new Spaces features.

As of now, the feature is still in the conceptualization stage, and Twitter hasn’t said when it will launch to the public, though it did say an official announcement will be made at some point in the future.

In this context, and having placed Twitter Spaces in its own tab within the Twitter application, it is clear that the company wants to give it its own identity within the application, but also to make it easier to navigate. .

In its current state, Twitter Spaces gives you a long list of available audio rooms to dive into, but the organization is fairly haphazard, and it can be really hard to actually find something you want to listen to.

The new improvements underway should – at the very least – make the experience less painful.

Written by Cam Bunton.