What if an Atmosphere account could handle email, groupware, and device-level identity without putting Google or Apple at the center?
On an Atmosphere OS - Scott's Thoughts
What if an Atmosphere account could handle email, groupware, and device-level identity without putting Google or Apple at the center?
Atmosphere Account
The last social account you'll ever need. One account for all your apps.
@me - explore your atproto identity
see your atmosphere account — one account, all your apps and data
The Everything Account
I've been thinking a lot about our accounts lately. We all have an ever-growing pile of digital identities scattered across the web, many forgotten after a brief stint with a random service we found in an app store. It's like second nature at this point: we check out a new
Atmospheric Login Page
The UX decisions behind my Atmosphere apps login pages — saved handles, handle autocomplete, and a 'create account' guardrail that slows people down on purpose.
Atmospheric Computing
Cloud computing has been extremely successful, but it lost the values that drove personal computing. We can solve this by evolving forward.
What is a Group Host? - at:// pizza thoughts
Describes an hosting pattern for Atmospheric Group accounts, including group creation and app authorization flows
Scott Lanoue - CoMail
at-store | Apps on the Atmosphere
Discover apps and tools across the Atmosphere. Find your next favorite app today!
⁂ Atmospheric Personal Websites (by Tynan Purdy ⁂) — Semble
Personal websites with any kind of atproto integration
ATmosphere Social Frontend Clients
a collection of frontend clients for ATproto microblogging
ATProto User Intents Demo
This is a demo tool which allows atproto accounts to configure a reuse declaration for their public data. You can read more about this atproo mechanism in the "User Intents for Data Reuse" proposal from March 2025. Any account in the atproto network (including Bluesky accounts) can use this tool via OAuth. The source code for this demo is linked above.
Let’s build an Atmospheric Web - Applied Meteorology
The Atmospheric Web shows we don't have to accept the false choice of ownership vs. distribution