It’s a Mastodon client. It has many neat features. I like it on desktop because it’s easy to navigate with my keyboard. It’s also great on phone. Overall pleasant, Mastodon users should try it out. But I feel like describing it at length is not really productive - it’s a user interface.
It’s a nice user interface, made by @cheeaun@mastodon.social, and loved by a lot of people.
If you don’t want to trust people with your account details that’s fine - then using a third party app is probably not for you, unless you’re willing to either trust people or dig into the source code.
If you have Mastodon you can just try it?
It’s a Mastodon client. It has many neat features. I like it on desktop because it’s easy to navigate with my keyboard. It’s also great on phone. Overall pleasant, Mastodon users should try it out. But I feel like describing it at length is not really productive - it’s a user interface.
It’s not just for mastodon users, that’s selling it short
I’m not giving access to my Mastodon account to some random service I’ve never heard of for no reason.
I don’t need length. Any sort of description at all would be helpful.
It’s a nice user interface, made by @cheeaun@mastodon.social, and loved by a lot of people.
If you don’t want to trust people with your account details that’s fine - then using a third party app is probably not for you, unless you’re willing to either trust people or dig into the source code.
Ive tried many different third-party apps. Because they give me a reason to.
That’s great!