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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.
Lemmy provides conversational AI for questions, tasks, and general assistance.
Awesome Lemmy Instances is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
Lemmy Apps is a social media utility for platform customization, archives, embeds, or community tools.
Lemmy Explorer is a social media utility for platform customization, archives, embeds, or community tools.
LemmyTools is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
Eternity is a Lemmy client for Android written in Java, forked from the Infinity for Reddit project. The project describes itself as currently in early development, with unfinished features and bugs. Its listed features cover browsing Lemmy feeds and communities, engagement such as voting and commenting, managing multiple accounts and instances, and customization options including themes.
4d2 dot org describes itself as a provider of free access to communication and collaboration services in a mixed Linux/BSD environment since 2001, focusing on technical transparency, user privacy and free speech. It states that its Lemmy, Mastodon and PeerTube services are being discontinued on December 16, 2026, and that registration for Matrix is temporarily closed.
News discovery service for browsing stories from multiple publishers.
News aggregator for following stories, topics and publisher coverage.
Fediverse.Party is a guide to decentralized, autonomous networks running free open software on servers worldwide. It presents federated platforms including Friendica, Lemmy, Mastodon, PeerTube, Pleroma, Funkwhale, Hubzilla, Misskey, Pixelfed and diaspora. The site states there are no ads and no algorithms.
SubHarbor is a tool that helps subreddit moderators create backup landing pages with links to alternative platforms, so communities remain reachable if a subreddit is removed or faces API disruptions. Moderators sign in with Reddit and add links to services such as Discord and Lemmy. SubHarbor also offers a public JSON API for fetching a subreddit's links.
