Inlay (@inlay.at)

first public prototype! this ui is made entirely out of at:// components inlay-proto.up.railway.app

Really cool. I've always been super skeptical of heterogeneous social media clients because of the "samsung emoji problem" if I understand it correctly, Inlay is a super cool way to get diversity plus intercompatibility

thanks everyone for the warm welcome @atproto.london! here's my demo of Inlay from today. code not ready for release yet but i'll try to get it to a releasable stage over the next weeks

@toni.bsky.team saw the accessibility comment someone left on your blog post and opened: github.com/bluesky-social/social-app/iss…

@attie.ai is interesting in many ways. With that said, use @graze.social if you actually want to manage a feed.

my talk about @inlay.at is tomorrow! i'm also optimistically hoping to actually deploy and open source it by then rsvp if you want:

i couldn’t be more excited Inlay is finally out and open source! i’ve been working on this nonstop for the past few months. it’s a bit in the “mad science” territory but i hope it inspires you too to think about malleable and remixable social user interfaces

The AT Protocol *is* fundamentally a social protocol. It’s literally in the design and the founding documents about the protocol. I have yet to be given a use case that isn’t social. Not one.