TAVRQ

Mastodon and Bluesky, in one app

Many people keep a foot in both. TAVRQ puts your Mastodon home timeline and your Bluesky following feed side by side, so you can read, reply and post to both without juggling two apps.

Connect your accounts

What works on both

Your home timeline from each, mixed into one feed.
Likes (favourites) and reposts (boosts) that go straight to the original platform.
Reading reply threads and answering them.
Writing a post once and publishing it to both at the same time.
Photos and videos, including Bluesky video, which plays inline.

Any Mastodon server, and more of the fediverse

TAVRQ is not tied to mastodon.social. Enter the address of whatever server you are on. The same connection works for servers that speak Mastodon's interface, including Pleroma, Akkoma, GoToSocial and Friendica. Pixelfed, Misskey (and its forks Sharkey and Firefish), Lemmy and PeerTube connect too.

How to connect

Bluesky

Create an app password in Bluesky's settings and use that, not your main password. TAVRQ exchanges it for a session once and does not keep the password.

Mastodon and other fediverse servers

On your server, open Preferences, then Development, and create an application to get an access token. Give TAVRQ your server address and that token.

Why the fediverse works so well here

Open networks publish real interfaces for reading your feed, so there is nothing to scrape and nothing that breaks when a company changes its mind. That is why these platforms get TAVRQ's fullest support.