Automated link collection for Bluesky and Mastodon
Sill streamlines your Bluesky and Mastodon feeds to give you a clear picture of what’s happening. It scans your timelines for new links and aggregates them into a list of the most popular links in your network. Yes, it's like Nuzzel.
👋 Hi Product Hunt, I'm Tyler!
Sill is my new project! Sill collects links from your timelines on Bluesky and Mastodon and aggregates them into a feed of the most popular links across your social network. It's your own personal news feed! 📰
To me, my social networks are a fount of useful information. But to get that information, I have to stay glued to my feeds and catch everything the people I follow say. Sill saves me time by doing that work for me and pointing me to the heart of the matter: the links that got everyone talking in the first place. Already, Sill has completely transformed my relationship to my social networks. I read more information and less inane chatter.
Sill has been in public beta for a week, and it currently offers a web client and a daily email service that provides you with the top links across your networks. Already we have thousands of users finding value from Sill's ability to point them to the most important news of the day. Sill has been mentioned in Nieman Lab, The Verge, TechCrunch, Waxy.org, The Changelog, Lifehacker and a lot more, especially natively on Bluesky and Mastodon.
Bluesky and Mastodon are growing quickly. Now is the time to set up shop on the future of social media and find the tools to help you make sense of the world. I hope Sill can be part of your toolset.
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Sill will remain in public beta for at least another month while I build out the rest of the initial feature set. That includes:
📋 Pulling in lists and feeds from Bluesky and Mastodon
✚ Allowing users to connect more than one Bluesky/Mastodon account
🚨 A custom email notification system (like Google Alerts for your social networks)
📈 Analysis of your information ecosystem (e.g. what is the most popular source linked in your social network, who is your social network reposting the most, etc.)
While in beta, all of Sill is free. After Sill leaves beta, some features will become paid, while the basic web client will always be free. I note anywhere in the UI where you are using a feature that will become a paid feature in the future. Sill will also always be an open source project, and I will support all features in self-hosted environments.
Thanks to @chrismessina for being my Hunter!
