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ClipCloud is a Telegram bot that creates images with AI. The page states it produces images cheaply and in high quality. It offers 25 images per day, described as completely free and without ads. Users with Telegram can launch the bot directly from its page.
A JVM library for all Twitch APIs, including Chat, Helix, and EventSub (webhook/websocket/conduit). It includes advanced features for large-scale apps such as connection pooling, rate-limiting, and more!
Previews is a free browser extension for Twitch, YouTube, and Kick that adds live hover previews to channels in the sidebar, along with link previews in chat. It bundles additional features such as sidebar favorites, auto-refresh on player errors, fast-forward, multi-stream and multi-chat, and a predictions tool. It is maintained since February 2020.
FrankerFaceZ is a Twitch enhancement suite available as a user script and browser extensions. It adds custom emotes, including animated and wide emotes, to Twitch channels and offers chat filtering, interface personalization and advanced moderation tools.
Chatterino is a chat client for Twitch chat, intended as an improved and extended version of the Twitch web chat. It is a native desktop application that supports emotes from Twitch, BetterTTV, FrankerFaceZ and 7TV, and allows multiple chats to be viewed side-by-side in one tab.
7TV is described as an emote platform for Twitch and Kick channels, offering channel emote slots, emote sets, custom emote names and real-time updates. It lists a source-available codebase and a developer API portal.
Twitch stream RSS generator is a project that provides RSS feeds of Twitch broadcasts by subscribing to a per-channel VOD URL. A /vodonly handle returns only VODs without ongoing streams. The project states it is not endorsed by Twitch.tv and describes itself as a fun project.
This page introduces the Mastodon REST API, which provides access to Mastodon data over HTTP with JSON payloads. It explains REST concepts, HTTP request and response methods such as GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE, and how to provide parameters via query strings, form data or JSON, using cURL examples.
BirdSite is a browser extension for cross-posting Mastodon toots to Twitter. The project is marked as archived on GitLab. Its README was created on November 21, 2017, and it is licensed under GNU GPLv3.
Social is an app listed on the Nextcloud App Store. The listing shows a latest release of 0.24.1 for Nextcloud 35 and is categorized under Social & communication. Authors listed are Benedikt Schächner, with jancborchardt and nextcloud_release_service as co-maintainers. The listing was last updated 4 weeks, 1 day ago and includes links to the homepage and to report problems, request features, or discuss.
Brutaldon is a brutalist, Web 1.0 web interface for Mastodon and Pleroma. It is a client rather than a social networking server, accessed through a web browser and running on a web server. It works without JavaScript, with optional enhancement, and in text-mode browsers such as Lynx, w3m and elinks. Lists, filters and profile editing are still missing.
A directory of public Hubzilla hubs that allow public registration for the Hubzilla network. The listed hubs are interlinked, so membership on any of them conveys membership in the network as a whole. Listings show hub URL, access type, registration policy and software version; some hubs may require a subscription or provide tiered service plans.
A site that helps users make Mastodon bots. Bots are written in Tracery, a tool for writing generative grammars, and running them is described as free. Users create an account for the bot on a bot-friendly Mastodon instance and supply only that instance's domain name to begin.
A web-based Mastodon client described as aimed at power users. It offers a customizable column-based interface, support for managing several Mastodon accounts across different instances at the same time, and real-time updates when new messages are posted. The site states it does no tracking or logging and stores no personal data.
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.
The Mastodon documentation site explains Mastodon, microblogging, federation and the ActivityPub protocol. It describes how separate Mastodon websites interoperate and how other implementations such as Pleroma, Pixelfed, Misskey, PeerTube and Plume can communicate over ActivityPub. It also covers practical topics, including choosing a service provider, moderation policy and optional features for administrators.
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.
Pleroma is social networking software compatible with other Fediverse software such as Misskey, Pixelfed and Mastodon. It is free software, with development and issue tracking on the project's GitLab instance. Users can join an existing instance or follow an installation guide to set up their own server. Multiple frontends are available, including Pleroma FE, Soapbox and Glitch-lily.
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.
) - Amber is a nostr event signer for Android. It allows users to keep their nsec segregated in a single, dedicated app. The goal of Amber is to have your smartphone act as a NIP-46 signing device without any need for servers or additional hardware. "Private keys should be exposed to as few systems as possible as each system adds to the attack surface," as the rationale of said NIP states. In addition to native apps,
Bloom is a high-performance hybrid server for the Nostr ecosystem. It functions as both a Blossom Protocol implementation for media storage and a Nostr Relay for event distribution
Ephemerelay is a Nostr relay project that is described as a relay that does not care about the past. It is published under the Unlicense and tagged with nostr in its GitLab repository.
Clonable is a tool from Mutable for migrating a Nostr identity to a new key. It clones a profile, follows, mutes and relays from an old key to a new one, and supports full nsec migration with private mute decryption. The page presents it as useful for recovering from a compromised key. The destination nsec is held in memory only during the operation.
Beagle is described as a social app for the Web3 ecosystem. The page mentions decentralized sovereign identity, a peer-to-peer network, distributed storage, Nostr, cryptocurrency, blockchain, smart contracts, Ordinals, Ethscriptions, BRC-20 and ARC20, and generative AI content. It also lists investment tools, airdrops and minting, plus chat, meeting and file-sharing tools for personal and small-team use.
