Mastodon Compatible Apps
Last Updated: Sun Dec 24 2023
Why should I use a Mastodon app?
While you definitely can use Mastodon in your browser, there are a few advantages to using a dedicated app:
- You can get notifications on your phone or desktop
- Better ability to keep track of your place on your home timeline
- Ability to login to multiple accounts at once
- Some apps offer better and more familiar interfaces than the web interface
Web Apps
- Pinafore - A lightweight, mobile-friendly web client
- Elk - A web client designed to look like Modern Twitter
- MastoDeck - A web client designed to look like TweetDeck
- Trunks - A web client with same extra features that also has a mobile app
Android Apps
- Trunks - A web client with same extra features that also has a web app
- Tusky - A popular favorite with a clean interface
- Fedilab - A powerful app with many features, but for power users
- Megalodon - A fork of the officail Mastodon app with more features
- Moshidon - Another fork of the official Mastodon app with more features
- toot - A very lightweight app with a clean interface
iOS Apps
- Toot! - A popular favorite with a custom fun interface
- toot - A very lightweight app with a clean interface
- Ice Cubes - An open source app with tons of features
- Trunks - A web client with same extra features that also has a web app
- Mammoth - A native iOS app with a customizable interface and disocovery features
- Ivory - A great app by the makers of Tweetbot, with great syncing features
- Mona - A native iOS app with a clean interface and disocovery features
Desktop Apps
- Whalebird - A native desktop app with a clean interface
- Fedistar - Multi-column Fediverse client application for desktop
- Elk - A client designed to look like Modern Twitter
- Ivory - A great app by the makers of Tweetbot, with great syncing features
- Tuba - Linux only, a client with a native interface on Linux