Mastofeed provides embeddable Mastodon feeds for blogs and similar pages. Users add HTML markup to display a live preview, and profile owners can opt out or override the #nobot tag with #noMastofeed or #mastofeed.
Lemmy is a decentralized discussion platform for communities. Posts can be upvoted or downvoted and support threaded comments. It consists of interconnected servers and can be self-hosted via Docker or Ansible. It offers apps for iOS, Android, desktop and web and is open source.
A site that helps users choose a Mastodon instance by asking a few questions about their needs and then showing instances that best suit them. Any step may be skipped by keeping default options. The first step asks which languages the user speaks.
diaspora* is a decentralized social network made up of independently run servers called pods. Users choose a pod to register with and can communicate across the network. It is Free Software and organizes contacts into aspects to control who sees shared content.
MastoMetrics is a free analytics tool for Mastodon accounts. It tracks follower growth over time and shows which posts are most engaging. It works with any number of accounts, requires no email, and asks for no write permissions; only public data is stored.
A page on the JoinPeerTube site for finding PeerTube platforms and creating an account among a list of existing platforms. The list can be filtered by theme, category or language, and is generated from instances.joinpeertube.org.
A browser-based tool that opens ActivityPub posts and profiles in the user's preferred server. Users prepend an ActivityPub link with the service's URL, and links then open on the configured server. It has only been tested with Mastodon instances, and Threads.net does not always work. No sign-up is needed; the server is stored in localStorage.
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Lemmy is a decentralized discussion platform for communities. Posts can be upvoted or downvoted and support threaded comments. It consists of interconnected servers and can be self-hosted via Docker or Ansible. It offers apps for iOS, Android, desktop and web and is open source.
A site that helps users choose a Mastodon instance by asking a few questions about their needs and then showing instances that best suit them. Any step may be skipped by keeping default options. The first step asks which languages the user speaks.
diaspora* is a decentralized social network made up of independently run servers called pods. Users choose a pod to register with and can communicate across the network. It is Free Software and organizes contacts into aspects to control who sees shared content.
MastoMetrics is a free analytics tool for Mastodon accounts. It tracks follower growth over time and shows which posts are most engaging. It works with any number of accounts, requires no email, and asks for no write permissions; only public data is stored.
A page on the JoinPeerTube site for finding PeerTube platforms and creating an account among a list of existing platforms. The list can be filtered by theme, category or language, and is generated from instances.joinpeertube.org.
A browser-based tool that opens ActivityPub posts and profiles in the user's preferred server. Users prepend an ActivityPub link with the service's URL, and links then open on the configured server. It has only been tested with Mastodon instances, and Threads.net does not always work. No sign-up is needed; the server is stored in localStorage.
