List of Bluesky services and applications

This is a list of notable Bluesky services and applications. Bluesky is decentralized[1] (built on the open source AT Protocol[2][3]) and open-sources the API it uses for its own mobile and web apps.[4] This, combined with the fact that the API is significantly documented,[5] has led to a vast amount of third-party services and applications being developed for Bluesky in a very short time; many of these are highly notable.[6]

Applications being developed include clients, where you can view feeds and interact with posts (called skeets[7]), custom feeds, bots, starter packs, and verifiers. You can find a comprehensive list of Bluesky services and applications at the Bluesky Directory.

List of applications

Name Platform Function
Graysky[8][9][10][11] iOS, Android The second most popular Bluesky client for iOS and Android, behind Bluesky itself
deck.blue[12][13][14][15] Web Bluesky client that simulates TweetDeck.
Phoenix[16][17][18][19] iOS, macOS Upcoming Bluesky client in development by Tapbots, the maker of Tweetbot.
Clearsky[20][21][22] Web A Bluesky data tracker that scrapes account details from the API to monitor user activity.
Cerulean[23][24] Microsoft Windows, minimum required Windows 98 A retro-styled Bluesky client that runs on .NET for Windows 98 to 11. Fully native UI.

References

  1. ^ Bluesky FAQ
  2. ^ AT Protocol
  3. ^ ATProto Repository
  4. ^ bsky.app Repository
  5. ^ Bluesky API documentation
  6. ^ Bluesky hires Graysky developer
  7. ^ Bluesky Skeets
  8. ^ Graysky official site
  9. ^ TechCrunch: Graysky launch
  10. ^ Atlasiko: Graysky enhancing Bluesky
  11. ^ CoinSpeaker: Graysky overview
  12. ^ deck.blue official site
  13. ^ Lifehacker: TweetDeck for Bluesky
  14. ^ TechCrunch: deck.blue TweetDeck experience
  15. ^ PCWorld: deck.blue overview
  16. ^ Mezha Media: Phoenix client
  17. ^ AppleInsider: Phoenix client
  18. ^ The Verge: Phoenix development
  19. ^ TechCrunch: Tapbots teases Phoenix
  20. ^ Clearsky official site
  21. ^ BskyInfo: Clearsky search tool
  22. ^ Newsweek: Clearsky reference
  23. ^ Cerulean official site
  24. ^ Cerulean GitHub repository
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