Imagine all the times you’ve downloaded a one-off app for a conference where you made all valuable connections with colleagues only to never use the app again. We could integrate the conference experience into your professional networks on the Atmosphere. ATproto can make networking so much better.

the at protocol is amazing. i've read a lot about it and haven't made anything with it yet. macwright.com/2026/03/16/atproto

We need to put together an Atproto hostel/couch-surfing network so more people can journey to meetups like this

Looking at all the tech burnout chat today and realizing that I think getting involved in ATProto has really saved my career. The future is bleak but having something hopeful about it in ATProto and the promise of the open web is keeping me going and excited.

The most significant extension to the protocol since launch—atproto spaces—is now officially alpha software you can start testing with. Here's more about the goals and how to start testing. atproto.com/blog/atproto-spaces-alpha

Talking with @quillmatiq.com and @graham.systems about scaling up local atproto meetups and I gotta do a “minimum viable talk streaming kit” for y’all I see you over there setting a laptop on a table with 0% chance of good audio. You gotta treat Streamplace users better than that or we’re gonna box

open discussion on the intersection of @atproto.com and @iroh.computer

Found a conventional use for atproto (replacing high school state associations/athletic conference/school sports websites) the other day and built a spec because I couldn't help myself. it's live but I'll share a blog post about it before sharing

Why isn't there an ATprotocol test net / dev net any more? I've got an experiment and it might do really dumb things and it feels like it'd be better if it wasn't on the main network.