A new Flare update has arrived, we’ve added new timeline display modes to Flare.
Card mode remains the default, while Plain mode lets you make fuller use of your screen width for a denser, more streamlined reading experience. Gallery mode is designed for image browsing, making it much more comfortable to explore media-heavy timelines.
We’ve also improved the RSS experience with a cleaner, clearer article interface, so reading feeds feels more focused and easier on the eyes.
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A new Flare update has arrived.
Reading across languages now feels much more natural, with automatic translation and more ways to choose how translations work for you. RSS reading also gets a big boost, with support for translating both article titles and rich content.
And for Nostr users, signing in now feels smoother with QR login, and Amber support on Android.
Flare just got a big update!
We’ve added official Nostr support, including login, timelines, notifications, posting, replies, quotes, media upload, and relay management.
On iOS, we’ve also refreshed key parts of the UI with cleaner navigation, and a more polished tab experience.
What comes next will go even further: Flare is about to tear down one of the biggest walls in social networking: language itself.
New release! And we’ve got news to share:
Some of you may have noticed—testing on iOS and Windows is now open! You’re warmly invited to try the new versions and send feedback so we can make them even better together.
- iOS (TestFlight): https://testflight.apple.com/join/iYP7QZME
- Windows (Microsoft Store): https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NLRN0BKZ357
Starting with this update, Android, Windows, and macOS will share the same version number. The iOS version will align once it’s officially released on the App Store.
Hello! I’ve just released Flare 1.0 — a free, open-source client that brings Mastodon, Bluesky, Misskey, X/Twitter, and RSS together in one place. Give it a spin and let me know what you think!
