Flare is an open-source, privacy-first social client that brings Mastodon, Misskey, Bluesky, X, Pixiv, Fanbox, Nostr, and RSS into one unified timeline. It supports cross-posting, lists, feeds, DMs, RSS management, and AI-powered features such as translation and agents. Built with Kotlin Multiplatform, Flare shares its core logic across Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux, turning fragmented social feeds into a personal information hub.
- Unified social inbox: Flare brings Mastodon, Misskey, Bluesky, X, Pixiv, Fanbox, Nostr and RSS together in one place, so users can follow fragmented communities through a single timeline.
- Mixed timeline experience: It merges content from multiple accounts and platforms into a coherent feed, reducing context switching between apps.
- Cross-platform by design: Built with Kotlin Multiplatform, Flare shares core logic across Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux.
- Rich platform support: Beyond basic timelines, it supports features such as polls, lists, bookmarks/favorites, Misskey antennas, Bluesky feeds and DMs, and RSS management.
- Cross-posting workflow: Users can publish to multiple platforms at once, making it practical for creators and heavy social media users.
- Built in AI Agent: Configure OpenAI-compatible or on-device AI, enable summaries, or ask for post or profile insights, chat with Flare’s agent, and query local cache/history.
- Privacy-first approach: As a FOSS client, it emphasizes user control with features like anonymous mode, local filtering, local history, and transparent data handling.
Here're some features we're planning to implement in the future.
- Grouped Mixed timeline
- Showing instance's announcement
- Crossposting for repost
- Auto thread
- AI powered features
- Personal trends of the day
- Quick reply
- Support for Meta Threads
- Support for Discourse forum
- Support for Nostr
- Desktop Client
- Web Client
See CONTRIBUTING.md for more information.
This project is licensed under the AGPL-3.0 license.