Alternatives to deck.blue
A multi-column web client for Bluesky in the style of TweetDeck. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
deck.blue
A multi-column web client for Bluesky in the style of TweetDeck.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as deck.blue.
Bluesky
Decentralized Twitter-style network built on the open AT Protocol.
The official Bluesky app runs on Android, iOS and the web with a standard single timeline, so you lose the TweetDeck-style multi-column view of several feeds.
SkyFeed
A real-time web app for Bluesky with a builder for creating custom feeds.
SkyFeed is also a browser-based Bluesky app, adding a real-time activity view and a builder for creating and sharing custom feeds rather than a column layout.
Openvibe
A mobile app that combines Mastodon, Bluesky, Threads and Nostr timelines into one feed.
Openvibe is a mobile app for iOS and Android that merges Bluesky with Mastodon, Threads and Nostr into one feed, but it has no desktop app mentioned.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Tapestry
An iOS app that merges RSS feeds, social media, podcasts and YouTube into one chronological timeline.
Skylight
A short-form video app for iOS and Android built on the AT Protocol used by Bluesky.
Frontpage
A federated link aggregator on the AT Protocol where users share and discuss links.
Bluesky PDS
The official self-hosted Personal Data Server for holding your own accounts on the AT Protocol network.
Bridgy Fed
A free service that bridges accounts between the fediverse, Bluesky and personal websites.
