Self-hosted projects tagged “ActivityPub”
39 open source projects with this tag
39 services found

Mitra
Federated microblogging server for the ActivityPub network
Lightweight ActivityPub microblogging platform with Mastodon-compatible API, rich post interactions, and optional paid subscriptions via Monero.

flohmarkt
Federated classifieds platform for local communities in the Fediverse
Self-hostable, ActivityPub-enabled classifieds app where users post small ads that can federate across flohmarkt instances and other Fediverse servers.
Snac
Lightweight ActivityPub server written in portable C
Open-source, minimal ActivityPub server in portable C — multiuser, Mastodon-API compatible, no database required, JavaScript-free web UI for small federated instances.

Iceshrimp.NET
ActivityPub-based federated social networking server
Iceshrimp.NET is a performant, maintainable ActivityPub federated social network server with a Blazor WebAssembly frontend and a Mastodon-compatible API.


Akkoma
ActivityPub fork of Pleroma focused on expressive fediverse features
Akkoma is an Elixir/Phoenix fork of Pleroma implementing ActivityPub, with Misskey-flavored markdown, custom emoji reactions, multiple frontends and performance improveme...

Socialhome
Federated, self-hosted social network engine.
Socialhome is a federated, self-hosted social network engine enabling decentralized user profiles and cross-network federation via ActivityPub.


Funkwhale
Federated platform for hosting and streaming music and podcasts
Self-hosted, federated audio platform to upload, organize, stream, and share music and podcasts across instances via ActivityPub.


Pleroma
Lightweight ActivityPub server for federated microblogging
Pleroma is a lightweight ActivityPub server for the Fediverse, providing a self-hostable social network that federates with Mastodon and other compatible platforms.

Mobilizon
Federated event and group management platform
Mobilizon is a federated platform to create and discover events and groups, manage attendance, and publish event pages without relying on major social networks.