Bluesky, a decentralized Twitter alternative, is now on Android

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Bluesky, the Jack Dorsey-backed decentralized Twitter alternative, now has an Android app. The launch follows the release of the service’s iOS app, which came out in late February. However, if you want to access the service at all, you’ll need to join the waitlist or get an invite code from a friend.

There are some limitations to Bluesky right now. Because it’s a small community, you probably won’t be able to follow the same people you might on other social networks. And it’s still missing basic features like direct messages. But I enjoy scrolling my Bluesky feed more than just about any other right now, and if the platform takes off, it could prove to be a great — and Musk-proof — Twitter alternative.

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