A new app from Team Flipboard to combat social fragmentation
Surf: A Fresh Take on Digital Media Curation and Discovery
Explore how Mike McCue's Surf app redefines content consumption with human curation, battling algorithm-driven media chaos.
Surf – Join the Surf Beta Waitlist
Surf – Join the Surf Beta Waitlist
The new Surf browser shows why everyone’s trying to connect AI to the web
A startup called Deta built a browser with a chatbot that can help you browse, organize, and understand the entire internet. It’s very cool.
👋 Introducing Roundabout: built for neighbors, with neighbors
New_ Public’s app for local communities enters closed beta in five pilot communities
👋 Introducing Roundabout: built for neighbors, with neighbors
New_ Public’s app for local communities enters closed beta in five pilot communities
Danger Testing - Friends Making Apps
We drop a new app every week, just like SNL or South Park. Apps that are funny, social commentary, or make your friends think you're cool.
Skywalker - Apps on Google Play
App to explore ATProto based social media networks, e.g. Bluesky
atmosphere.community
The community hub for apps and people building on AT Protocol
A New Social
Our mission is to liberate people's networks from their platforms, enabling The Last Network Effect and leveling the playing field across the open social web.
Flipboard launches Surf, an app for creating custom feeds from Mastodon, Threads, Bluesky, RSS, podcasts, and YouTube, after over a year in beta (David Pierce/The Verge) theverge.com/tech/905929/flipboard-surf-fe… | techmeme.com/260402/p20#a260402p20
Today some of the most innovative creators & podcasters are launching social websites that will bring millions of their fans to the social web: verge.surf.social decoder.surf.social versionhistory.surf.social vergecast.surf.social wired.surf.social 404media.surf.social poweruser.surf.social
@toni.bsky.team @alexbenzer.com i think yall need to wrestle with the fact that the app’s most distinctive feature (“custom feeds”) is something only (relative) nerds use and benefit from. normal people won’t swipe between many algorithms or whatever. have a look at past designs for “communities”
I'm building on atproto because I think that a single social network has essentially no shot of dethroning the current tech monopolies. But an open ecosystem of interoperating apps is so infinitely more interesting than legacy social that it seems almost inevitable it will win
Ronen Tamari
Can everyone building on atproto please answer this question? 😇
