Mastodawn

Eugen Rochko Nov 7, 2019

Mastodon apps for Android: Tusky, Fedilab

Mastodon apps for iOS: Toot!, Mast, Amaroq

There is no app called “Mastodon” because anyone can develop an app (and the aforementioned ones are made by independent developers). You can also use the website on your phone, it works quite well and has 100% of the features.

For a more complete list of apps see https://joinmastodon.org/apps

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Browse official and third-party apps for the decentralized social network Mastodon

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Soheyl, 🌟Nov 7, 2019

@Gargron
In this case, I knew mastodon had a several clients but I searched "mastodon" in the f-Droid and play store when I joined mastodon and I can't find "mastodon" app but some apps that I called them clients. I think "mastodon" app can be developed by you or someone else that introduces mastodon apps, instances and something like voting for new features for new comers to this big federal social network.

After all I'm using fedilab, Tusky, subway tooter beside web site. With best regards 💓

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moving to blogold.xyz/users/blake Nov 7, 2019

@soh We could always try to make a sign-in-to-any-instance fork of the koyu.space app. That one feels like the official Mastodon interface.

koyu.space

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Soheyl, 🌟Nov 8, 2019

@blake
I saw in app suggestions in play store and I wanted to test, thank you for mentioning me to remember. I'll install after this toot. But do you want to fork this app or did you develop this app?

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Soheyl, 🌟

@blake
I tested koyu.space app and unfortunately I didn't like it. It's lightweight and has a good ui but it's just for that instance. But if you want to fork it for another-instances-sign-in-option , it's a good idea. Because this idea looks like a "lite" versions of the apps, like Twitter light, LinkedIn light,... And in this case, mastodon light app.