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Exosphere — Community tools on AT Protocol
exosphere.siteMar 22, 2026 at 4:04 PM
exosphere.site/app
Exosphere is a set of small, modular, self-hostable community tools built on the AT Protocol.
exosphere.site/app
Exosphere is a set of small, modular, self-hostable community tools built on the AT Protocol.
Exosphere
Open-source tools for communities. Host your own instance or use exposphere.site. Built on AT Protocol, so your data always stays yours.
julietshen.bsky.social/troposphere
A standalone AT Protocol labeler: a self-hostable, backend-agnostic alternative to Ozone designed to work with Coop
New blog and first release of Atmosphere Community | Offprint
We are in the midst of making a bunch of changes, so your first intro to the new blog was likely the August 2024 Tech...

Co-creating your physical event with your online community - MyHub Experiments Wiki
Powerful communities, simple sites Event co-creation use case MyHub on the ATmosphere intro to atproto
Introduction - troposphere
The AT Protocol side of Coop: ingest content, publish labels, take reports, and enforce takedowns. A self-hostable alternative to Ozone.
The Atmosphere as research infrastructure - MyHub Experiments Wiki
Powerful communities, simple sites Event co-creation use case MyHub on the ATmosphere intro to atproto
atmosphere.community/atmosphere.community
Website hub for the atmosphere community, aggregating posts, events, regional, and more
“In the atproto community, apps built on the protocol are called ‘Atmospheric.’ So: my website is now Atmospheric, and this post is about what that actually means.” @disnetdev.com said the thing! disnetdev.com/blog/an-atmospheric-website
An Atmospheric Website
www.disnetdev.comYes, it's true! @brittanyellich.com crushed it in shipping a v0.1 version of a new community hub at atmosphere.community Features: @standard.site aggregation powered by @opensocial.community, group calendar, regional communities etc etc etc
the general bsky userbase being a lil dismissive of the standard.site integration is a reminder that this whole atproto atmosphere ecosystem is a long game. not everyone will be on board, and that's ok! we'll be ready to welcome people into a decentralized social future as big social fades away :)