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Daniel Rubino

Beeskie is the first native Bluesky app built for Windows 11, and a Microsoft engineer makes it

In this photo illustration, the Bluesky logo is displayed on a cell phone and computer monitor.

What you need to know

  • Bluesky has gained millions of new users over the last week as more people are fleeing X (aka Twitter).
  • While not quite Twitter 2.0, Bluesky offers some ingenious advantages, such as default chronological ordering, custom feeds, and Starter Packs.
  • Beeskie is a new (and free) native Windows 11 client for Bluesky, currently in beta.
  • The app is made by a Microsoft software engineer who selfpublishes various Windows apps on the Microsoft Store.
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