







Skyreader is a Bluesky bot that condenses threads into a single readable webpage. Mention @skyreader with 'unroll' on any Bluesky thread to use it!
Create web pages from Bluesky threads | skywriter.blue
Transform your Bluesky threads into readable, searchable web pages without losing social features.
ThreadSky - Unroll Bluesky Threads
Transform any Bluesky post into an easy-to-read thread format. Just add 't' to the beginning of any bsky.app URL.
skyreader.io
I'm a ๐ค. Mention me on a post with the "unroll" keyword and i'll give you a link to read the entire thread.
Skymarshal - Bluesky Content Manager
Search, filter, and manage your Bluesky posts, replies, likes, and reposts. Delete unwanted content in bulk or individually.

Bluesky thread viewer - Leaflet Lab Notes
Lab Notes 019: a new thread viewer for Bluesky posts, both as embeds within posts, and in the quotes / mentions section!
A quick and dirty guide to making custom feeds on Bluesky | MyHub.AI
Good intro to Bluesky custom feeds on the "Skyfeed ... third party app that helps you manage and organize you Bluesky experience. Within Skyfeed is a custom Feed Builder", which tbh is probably the only reason to use Skyfeed - the interface takes some getting used to.
Featured Community Project: Skyfeed | Bluesky
SkyFeed is a third-party client built by redsolver. Users can create a dashboard out of their feeds, profiles, and more. Additionally, while custom feeds currently take some developer familiarity to build from scratch, SkyFeed allows Bluesky users to easily build their own custom feeds based off of regexes or lists.

Skyshare
Skyshare is a web application helps bluesky users post to both bluesky or x.com.

Skyshare - Share Bluesky to X
Skyshare is a web application helps bluesky users post to both bluesky or x.com.


SkyFeed - Take Control of Your Feeds
An open visual feed builder for Bluesky and beyond. Instant preview, full control, zero tracking.

Unthread
A small utility for Bluesky posts that don't fit. The full text gets its own link, and a regular Bluesky post points to it.

