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AltStore PAL

The world’s first federated app store

Discover New Apps

AltStore is an app store designed for sideloading. Every app in AltStore gets a beautifully generated store page with detailed information to make sideloading fun and easy. Browse apps from trusted developers, or add additional “sources” to further increase your options.

Self-Published Apps

Anyone can distribute their apps with AltStore. All you need is to make a “source”, which you can do by hosting a text file with basic information about your apps. Users can then enter your source URL in AltStore and your apps will automatically appear.

Follow the complete AltStore guide to create your own source and start distributing your apps in minutes.

Federated Apps

Developers can automatically federate their apps, app updates, and news alerts to the AltStore ActivityPub server explore.alt.store for better discoverability, which are then bridged to the ATmosphere via Bridgy Fed.

Users can view all likes on these from across the social web directly in AltStore, and connect their Mastodon or Bluesky accounts to like them in-app.

Demo

October 2025

Bounce

Bounce is an open social web migration tool. It lets you migrate your account from one decentralized social network to another, and still keep all of your followers, along with some of the people you follow.

Which networks are supported?

Bounce currently supports migrating from Bluesky to Mastodon or Pixelfed, and from Mastodon to Bluesky. We hope to add support for Threads, micro.blog, and more in the future.

What gets migrated, exactly?

Right now, only your profile, followers, and some follows. The existing posts on the accounts you migrate from and to will stay the same; only new posts going forward will get bridged back to the old account.

We hope to add support for migrating posts, likes, blocks, and other data eventually!

How does it work?

When Bounce migrates you, it uses Bridgy Fed to bridge your new account back to your old network so that your followers there can still see you and your posts.

For your follows, ie the people you follow, Bounce uses Bridgy Fed to detect which of them are already in your new network and following you over the bridge, and which are in your old network but are themselves bridged into the new one. It then reconnects all of those follows so that you still see and follow them after you migrate.

Under the covers, Bounce uses each network’s built in support for account migration, eg ActivityPub’s Move activity for the fediverse, and AT Protocol’s account migration for Bluesky. Bounce migrates your old account into Bridgy Fed, so that it becomes a bridged version of your new account that’s fully owned and managed by Bridgy Fed.

Bridgy Fed

Bridgy Fed is a decentralized social network bridge. It connects the fediverse, the web, and Bluesky. If you’re on one of these networks, you can use Bridgy Fed to follow people on other networks, see their posts, and reply and like and repost them. Likewise, they’ll be able to see you and your posts too. All interactions work both directions.

Fedica

Unparalleled publishing

Schedule, and automate with unique capabilities across 13 platforms:

Advanced scheduling capabilities: schedule X threads, polls, tagged media & more
Multi-platform automation: Post to multiple platforms simultaneously with platform-specific customization
Target different personas: Optimize by the best time for different geographies
Target different personas: Optimize by the best time for different geographies
Organized content calendar: Save time with an organized content calendar and get inspired with live trending topics
AI-powered messaging: Optimize your messaging with AI for better engagement, clarity, tone, and grammar

Demo

September 2024

Customer quotes

I’ve been really impressed with how responsive the team is and how easy Fedica makes managing all of the social media when our resources are already stretched thin. The platform just works – saves me a lot of time and hassle.

Starr Brown, OWASP

Platform-Specific Services

Mastodon Services

Publishing:

Schedule Mastodon posts, threads, polls, and media with content warning labels
Crosspost to Bluesky, Pixelfed, Threads, and LinkedIn simultaneously
Content calendar and queues for organizing multi-platform strategy
RSS integration to automatically share blog content

Analytics:

Engagement dashboard with filterable analytics by topics and metrics
Compare analytics with other platforms like Threads, Pixelfed, and Bluesky
Track reposts, likes, and replies to see what’s working

Community Management:

Track who followed and unfollowed you with email briefs
Follower analysis with demographics, quality auditing, and engagement tracking
Followers map for global insights into your impact
Account search and sorting with advanced filtering options
Mastodon Sync: Integrate Mastodon with your Twitter followers and build a unified community across the fediverse

Pixelfed Services

Publishing:

Schedule posts, images, and videos
Cross-platform publishing to Pixelfed alongside Threads, Mastodon, Bluesky, X, LinkedIn, Instagram, and more
Content pipelines to organize and automate content workflows
RSS integration for automatic blog content sharing

Analytics:

Post performance analytics tracking reposts, likes, replies, mentions, and profile clicks
Follower analytics monitoring growth, unfollowers, and engagement trends
Content filtering by keywords, campaigns, topics, and hashtags
Compare analytics with other platforms

Community Analysis:

Compare follower overlap tool
Filter & sort followers with comprehensive criteria
Account post timeline analysis and follower list analysis
Audience demographics breakdown by age, gender, and occupation

Bluesky Services

Publishing:

Schedule posts, threads, and videos
Cross-platform publishing to Bluesky alongside Mastodon, Pixelfed, Threads, X, LinkedIn, Instagram, and more
Spread thread scheduling to publish over time rather than all at once
Content labels support for NSFW warning labels (adult content, graphic media, etc.)
Alt text management for accessibility
Auto link cards for website links

Analytics:

Post performance analytics tracking reposts, likes, replies, mentions, and profile clicks
Follower analytics monitoring growth, unfollowers, and engagement trends
Content filtering by keywords, campaigns, topics, and hashtags
Most engaged user list with gender, reach, engager post amount, and engager activity data

Community Tools:

Compare follower overlap tool
Filter & sort followers with comprehensive criteria
Account post timeline analysis and follower list analysis
Audience demographics breakdown by age, gender, and occupation

Crossposting & Multi-Platform Publishing:

Post to multiple platforms simultaneously from one calendar (Mastodon, Pixelfed, Bluesky, Threads, LinkedIn, Instagram, X, and more)
Platform-specific customization: tag people and customize your message per platform—each post is native on each network, not reposts
Unified content calendar and advanced scheduling: threads, polls, tagged media; target different personas and optimize by best time for different geographies

Peertube

Publishing:

Schedule videos
Cross-platform publishing to Peertube alongside Youtube, Tiktok and more

graze.social

Powerful Editor

Easily build feeds with a visual editor and powerful logic

Custom Nodes

Build feed logic once, reuse everywhere

Contrails

Real-time filtered streams for developers

Private Feeds

Subscriber-only content spaces with Patreon integration

People-first Advertising

Operators can connect directly with advertisers to discuss campaigns on Graze

Feed Embeds

Drop your feed into any website with one line of code

Give Perks to Your Subscribers

Real Curator Success

Graze totally changed how I run my feeds. I finally have insight into usage, plus monetization has let me donate over $500 to developers building on Bluesky. Graze is truly Bluesky/ATProto’s first killer app.

Ændra, Verified News Feed Operator

Graze gave us a way to experiment with our editorial approach and quickly learn what resonates without relying on Twitter’s or Meta’s black box.

Addison Nugent, Audience Editor at SF Standard

Graze cleanly organized the content we want to highlight into streamlined feeds, making it so much easier for our fans to find music, and directly support artists. Even when we’re disorganized, Graze stays on top of things.

J. Edward Keyes, Senior Editorial Lead @ Bandcamp