Tapbots teases a new Bluesky app, Phoenix
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Tapbots teases a new Bluesky app, Phoenix, saying it can’t ‘survive on Mastodon alone’
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Tweetbot creators tease Phoenix, a new Bluesky client
Developers behind Tweetbot and Ivory now working on a Bluesky app
Called “Phoenix,” the app will essentially be a Tweetbot or Ivory for Bluesky. The announcement was confirmed through a new page on the official Tapbots website. Unfortunately, there aren’t many details about the app for now, but presumably it will look just like its sister apps.
Tapbots, the developer behind the well-loved Tweetbot and Ivory apps for Twitter and Mastodon, is working on an iOS and Mac app for Bluesky called Phoenix, as spotted by MacStories. The company plans to release the app this summer and says it will open a “limited public alpha as soon as we can.
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