Hollo is a federated single-user microblogging software powered by Fedify. Although it is for single-user, it is designed to be federated through ActivityPub, which means that you can follow and be followed by other users from other instances, even from other software that supports ActivityPub like Mastodon, Misskey, and so on.
Hollo does not have its own web interface. Instead, it implements Mastodon-compatible APIs so that you can integrate it with the most of the existing Mastodon clients.
tootik is a text-based social network.
tootik is federated: users can join an existing server or set up their own instance. A tootik user can interact with others on the same instance, users on other tootik instances, Mastodon users, Lemmy users and users of other ActivityPub-compatible server.
Unlike other social networks, tootik doesn't have a browser-based interface or an app: instead, its minimalistic, text-based interface is served over Gemini.
A self-hosted service in a micro-blog style, nobody can @ you here. The idea is to privately post personal notes, photos, videos and project ideas in a micro-blog style that you can later reflect and look back on.
Uses SQLite as its back-end.
Free, no-nonsense, super-fast blogging. No javascript, no stylesheets, no trackers. Just your words. All the post content is written in Markdown. Bear Blog has been built as a platform and not as an indiviual blog system. It is more like Medium than Jekyll. Due to this it currently isn't possible to self-host Bear Blog as an individual blog.
Well, it probably is, you'll just be the only user.
An ultra-slim microblogging package for hackers. CLI or bust. Open system - uses text files in public places, so there. Tracks the directories of twtxt users and aggregates them into a timeline. Written in Python3. Integrates with the usual shell environments. Simple enough that people have written their own implementations.
Distinct from jointwt/twtxt! Do not delete this bookmark!
Maybe it can be repurposed as a message bus for stuff?
Ethical and privacy-conscious alternatives for websites and apps.
There's a better way: a network of independent microblogs. Short posts like tweets but on your own web site that you control.
Micro.blog is a safe community for microblogs. A timeline to follow friends and discover new posts. Hosting built on open standards.
An online microblogging site for IoT stuff. Publish and subscribe to arbitrary data. Does not require an account to use (strangely), just publish and go. Has a REST API, responds with JSON. Stores one day of data history by default. You need to pay to get more storage. Realtime capable. Can alert on certain conditions. Multiple client libraries, including python modules.