Mastodon

‎Mammoth is a beautiful Mastodon client built especially for iOS. It’s simple enough to pick up and use immediately, and powerful enough to tweak it just the way you want. Mammoth’s delightful interface is coupled with extensive features that elevate your Mastodon experience. WHY YOU’LL LOVE MAMMOTH…

‎Linky lets you easily share webpage links, images and text extracts to Twitter and Mastodon from your iPhone and iPad. Write your post, choose which preferred social networks and Linky will do the rest! You can connect Linky to Twitter and Mastodon. Linky's very own iOS Share Extension allows you…

‎Mastodon client. Up to 6 timelines can be viewed simultaneously at the same time. Streaming is included as standard.

‎◎大阪丼専用マストドンアプリが登場！ ◎Webと同じノリで楽しくトゥート(投稿)出来ます ◎大阪丼専用ですが複数インスタンスにももちろん対応！ ◎カラーテーマがホワイトとダークで選択出来ます ＊＊大阪丼iOSの特徴＊＊ ・全ての文字列リソースが大阪弁 ・起動の初期画面がローカルタイムライン ・メンションだけを表示出来るビュー ・複数インスタンス対応、さらにマルチアカウントにも対応 ・NowPlaying投稿機能(Apple Music) ・Spotify, AWA, AmazonMusicの共有メニューからのNowPlaying投稿機能 ・safariやニュースアプリの共有メニューからのUR…

A cross platform mastodon client. Available on Android, iOS, Mac and Web.

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FoundKey microblogging server.

A manager for Mastodon Lists

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toot.io is a fast, mainly english-speaking Mastodon instance.

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Hi folks! A few exciting announcements! First off: Mammoth for iOS is shaping up nicely. We've added tons of new features and are fixing...

With centralized, ad-driven social networks in disarray and suffering from misinformation, harassment, and declining users, can the long-simmering Mastodon microblogging system offer a distributed future for conversation and community?

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