The Fediverse Report was a news site covering the fediverse, the ATmosphere and other open social platforms. It published regular numbered reports on Mastodon, Bluesky and related software, plus occasional analysis pieces. The site states that it has been rebranded as Connected Places, and will no longer publish new articles on this site, which now serves as an archive.
Mastodon Lists Manager is a static browser-based tool that performs bulk actions on Mastodon lists, such as viewing followed users who are not in lists and adding them, and unfollowing multiple users at once. Data is sent only to the user's Mastodon instance and stored in the browser's localStorage.
A PeerTube documentation page listing third-party applications for the platform. It covers browser addons, Android applications, Kodi addons, Roku applications, CLI scripts, web tools and desktop clients, with short notes on each listed tool.
Bridgy Fed is an open source bridge connecting the fediverse, web sites and blogs, and the Atmosphere (Bluesky). Users can follow people on other networks, see their posts, and reply, like and repost them, with interactions working in both directions as much as possible. The service is described as free and non-commercial.
Mastodon Embed Timeline is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
This Mastodon page lists official and third-party apps for the decentralized social network, organized by platform including Android, iOS, Web, Desktop and Retro computing, with free, paid and open-source labels. It also notes a progressive web app and an open API.
Nostr is a free and open-source protocol for social media and other things that is controlled by users rather than platforms. The page provides a client with custom feeds and connected relays.
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Mastodon Lists Manager is a static browser-based tool that performs bulk actions on Mastodon lists, such as viewing followed users who are not in lists and adding them, and unfollowing multiple users at once. Data is sent only to the user's Mastodon instance and stored in the browser's localStorage.
A PeerTube documentation page listing third-party applications for the platform. It covers browser addons, Android applications, Kodi addons, Roku applications, CLI scripts, web tools and desktop clients, with short notes on each listed tool.
Bridgy Fed is an open source bridge connecting the fediverse, web sites and blogs, and the Atmosphere (Bluesky). Users can follow people on other networks, see their posts, and reply, like and repost them, with interactions working in both directions as much as possible. The service is described as free and non-commercial.
Mastodon Embed Timeline is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
This Mastodon page lists official and third-party apps for the decentralized social network, organized by platform including Android, iOS, Web, Desktop and Retro computing, with free, paid and open-source labels. It also notes a progressive web app and an open API.
Nostr is a free and open-source protocol for social media and other things that is controlled by users rather than platforms. The page provides a client with custom feeds and connected relays.
