Tusky is a client for Mastodon, the free and open-source social network. It is built for people who use more than one Mastodon account, with support for switching between accounts in the same app.
The app follows Material Design and covers most of the Mastodon features people use day to day: timelines, posts with photos and videos, lists, and custom emojis. It offers a dark theme and a light theme, with an option to switch between them automatically based on the time of day, and it saves unfinished posts as drafts so they can be finished later. Different emoji styles can be chosen, and the layout is made to work across phone screen sizes.
Tusky is open-source software, licensed under the GPL-3.0, with its code published on Codeberg. The F-Droid description notes that it has no non-free dependencies such as Google services. It is maintained by Team Tusky; more information is on the project’s website at tusky.app.
Verification details
Verification details: File size 22,491,280 bytes (21.45 MiB). File SHA-256: 8154cabe67374f2e1f477fc4de8a44bbefe3cafdfa1b05495a6a9f762c6efd7d. ZIP integrity: passed (1,506 entries). Binary manifest: package com.keylesspalace.tusky, version 33.1, version code 145. Architectures: arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86, x86_64. Android requirement: 7.0 or newer. Download: https://f-droid.org/repo/com.keylesspalace.tusky_145.apk. Official source: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.keylesspalace.tusky/. Signature check (apksigner): Verifies. APK Signature Scheme v1: not verified; v2: verified; v3: verified. Signer certificate SHA-256: e946901f12bd49c64de702a532114e58c3ab2a6f18d1cd9b78632baad44454e3 (F-Droid per-app signing key for this build). The file hash and signer match the PGP-authenticated F-Droid index entry for this build. F-Droid anti-features for this build: none listed. Signature verification does not guarantee that an app is free of malware.
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