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Bluesky

active saas

The social internet

Bluesky is an open social network built on the AT Protocol, giving users customizable feeds, portable identities, community-driven moderation and an interoperable ecosystem where developers can build their own social applications. (bsky.social)

What is Bluesky?

Bluesky is a decentralized social-media platform designed around the open AT Protocol rather than a single closed social network. Users can create posts, follow accounts, participate in communities, use custom algorithmic feeds and choose moderation services and content-labeling systems. The underlying protocol supports account portability, allowing users to retain their identity and social graph while changing hosting providers. Developers can build custom feeds, clients, bots, moderation tools and entirely new social applications using Bluesky's public APIs and open protocol. The wider ecosystem, called the Atmosphere, now includes hundreds of applications and tens of millions of users. (bsky.social)
Software Category Social Media & Creator Tools
Pricing Model Free
Product Type saas
Starting Price USD $0.00

Bluesky Features

Key Feature

Built on the open AT Protocol enabling decentralized social networking

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Offers customizable algorithmic feeds and portable user identities

Key Feature

Supports community-driven moderation and content-labeling systems

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Provides public APIs for developers to build custom feeds, clients, bots, and new social applications

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Free pricing model with no starting cost

Key Feature

Part of an ecosystem (Atmosphere) with hundreds of applications and tens of millions of users

Bluesky Pricing

Billing Model: Free
USD $0.00 / starting

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Bluesky Pros and Cons

Key Strengths (Pros)

  • Built on the open AT Protocol enabling decentralized social networking
  • Offers customizable algorithmic feeds and portable user identities
  • Supports community-driven moderation and content-labeling systems
  • Provides public APIs for developers to build custom feeds, clients, bots, and new social applications
  • Free pricing model with no starting cost
  • Part of an ecosystem (Atmosphere) with hundreds of applications and tens of millions of users

Considerations & Limitations (Cons)

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