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Misskey is a decentralized platform designed for creating and managing microblogging instances. It allows server owners to set up their own instances, which can then communicate with each other seamlessly. This makes it ideal for large communities, small groups, fandoms, subcultures, or even just individual users and their friends. By hosting your own instance, you can maintain control over your data and avoid surveillance from large corporations. Misskey is built around the principles of community and sharing, rather than corporate interests. Additionally, because Misskey operates on the Fediverse (ActivityPub), you can interact with users on other platforms like Mastodon, PixelFed, PeerTube, and more.

Misskey is a non-profit project supported by user donations. Its development is driven by the community, ensuring that it remains free from corporate influence and focused on user needs.

GoToSocial is an ActivityPub social network server written in Golang. It offers a lightweight, customizable, and safety-focused entryway into the Fediverse, making it comparable to existing projects like Mastodon and Pleroma. Users can follow others, post content, and interact without being tracked or advertised to.

GoToSocial is still in its alpha stage, with many features yet to be implemented and bugs to be fixed. It aims to provide a decentralized, user-centric social network experience.

Movim is a decentralized social and chat platform that serves as a powerful web frontend for the XMPP network. It centralizes chatrooms, blogs, and video-conferences, making it easy to communicate with colleagues, friends, or family across various devices, from smartphones to desktop computers.

Movim aims to provide a seamless and enriched communication experience by leveraging the XMPP standard, ensuring compatibility with other XMPP clients, and offering a wide range of features to enhance social interactions and content sharing.