Alternatives

Products that do what A new decentralized microblogging platform does

1MA
Mastodon, a federated microblogging network▲172
2017 · mastodon.social
2SA
Squall – A microblogging platform that replaces tweetstorms▲40
2015 · squall.io
3OA
Openring, a free and decentralized network of blogs▲351
2019 · git.sr.ht
4GP
Graphite Publishing – A decentralized, user owned blogging platform▲90
2019 · publishing.graphitedocs.com
5TD
Twtxt – Decentralised, minimalist microblogging service for hackers▲154
2016 · github.com
6DT
Decentralised Twitter – Microblogging on the Ethereum Blockchain▲63
2015 · github.com
7WM
WriteFreely – minimalist, federated blogging platform▲337
2018 · writefreely.org
8AB
A Blogging Platform▲25
2020 · scribbble.io
9AD
A Decentralized Q&A Platform▲40
2021 · musing.io
10PA
PressRise – A blogging platform with community voting and aggregation▲33
2015 · pressrise.com
11PM
P2P microblogging over Bluetooth to avoid government censorship▲153
2013 · github.com
12MB
Map-Based Microblogging Platform▲5
2021 · twitter.com
13DC
Decentralized Comment Hosting Powered by IPFS▲30
2021 · komento.host
14TA
TinyPress – A GitHub Blogging Platform▲93
2015 · tinypress.co
15BI
Blogmesh, Interconnect Blogs to Create a Decentralized Social Network▲15
2018 · blogmesh.org
16AN
A New Decentralized Social Network▲6
2014 · getmelange.com
17SA
Spiral – A Reddit-inspired local message board app▲37
2014 · getspiralapp.com
18AR
A Really Simple Blog Platform▲19
2012 · throwww.com
19BM
Birdy – Micro-blogging engine▲23
2013 · github.com
20
Microcosm▲72
A modern forum platform
2014
21TA
Txtnish – a client for the microblogging platform twtxt▲40
2017 · github.com
22KA
Kwak, a real-time discussion platform▲33
2015 · kwak.io
23AD
Anonymous Discussion Platform For Any Topic (think Reddit meets Slack)▲72
2017 · hashtags.chat
24HA
HuggyList: A micro-blogging platform in list format only▲10
2018 · huggylist.com

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