Write once. Post to Bluesky, Mastodon and Nostr
One composition window. Every connected account. No data collection, no relay servers, no account required on our end.
"If you have a simple text (or text-plus-media) post, Nootti is capable."
— TechCrunchOne composition window. Every connected account
Nootti brings Bluesky, Mastodon, and Nostr into a single composition view, with each network's own limits and media rules handled for you.
Write your message. Attach your media. Tap post. Every selected account receives it simultaneously, and a results card shows how each one went. If the platforms call for different copy, open a platform tab and adapt — the main message stays intact.
- Post to multiple Bluesky, Mastodon, and Nostr accounts in one tap
- Customise the message per platform without re-entering everything
- Up to 10 photos and videos per post, with alt text — GIFs stay animated
- Long posts become threads, split to fit each network
- Live character counters, with each Mastodon server's own limit
- Drafts that save themselves, photos and videos included
- Bring an earlier post over: paste its Bluesky or Mastodon link, and its text and media fill the composer
Direct device-to-platform. Nothing in the middle
Nootti has no relay servers. Your message travels directly from your device to each platform. Your credentials are stored in the iOS Keychain — not in a Nootti database, not on a cloud service.
The architecture is the privacy guarantee — not a policy document. Bluesky connections use App Passwords. Mastodon uses OAuth 2.0. Nostr keys are stored locally and never transmitted.
- No data collection. No usage tracking.
- Direct communication: device to platform, nothing between
- European app. Built for the decentralised web.
iPad, Mac, and everywhere in between
Nootti runs natively on iPadOS with Split View and keyboard shortcuts — post while reading a thread in another app. Drag photos, videos, and links straight into the composer; several items keep the order you dropped them in, and you can reorder them before posting.
- iPadOS Split View and keyboard shortcuts
- Runs on Apple silicon Macs
- Drag and drop from Safari, Files, Photos, and the Finder
- Add media from Photos, Files, or the clipboard
Shortcuts and automation
Share to Nootti from any app, and the text and media wait in Nootti as a draft. Two Shortcuts actions work with Siri and your own automations: Compose in Nootti opens a new draft, and Post with Nootti posts without opening the app. Available with Premium.
- Share to Nootti from any app
- Shortcuts actions: Compose in Nootti and Post with Nootti
- Siri: "New Nootti post", "Post with Nootti"
What people are saying
Getting started
How to post to Bluesky, Mastodon and Nostr at once, then a short how-to for each part of the app.
Frequently asked questions
Can Nootti post to Bluesky, Mastodon and Nostr at the same time?
Yes. Nootti sends to every selected account simultaneously from a single composition window. Post an identical message to all platforms, or customise the copy per platform without re-entering the main message.
Does Nootti collect any data or use a server relay?
No. Nootti does not collect usage data. All communication runs directly between your device and the social platforms. Credentials are stored in the iOS Keychain. There are no Nootti servers between you and your audience.
How many accounts does Nootti support?
Add as many Bluesky, Mastodon and Nostr accounts as you like. The free version posts to two of them at a time. Nootti Premium, a monthly subscription or a one-time purchase, posts to all of them at once and adds more for people who post widely. See the App Store listing for details.
Can I customise the message for each platform?
Yes. The Main Message goes to every network, and each network has its own tab for a different version. Opening a tab copies the Main Message into it; after that, edits to the Main Message don't change that tab. Empty the tab to use the Main Message again.
Post to the decentralised web from one place
Free for posting to two accounts at a time. No data collection. Direct device-to-platform.