Linky for Mastodon and Bluesky App Reviews

This has forever changed the way I use my iPhone and iPad. Now I just need them to make an app for Mac. Sharing links and texts have never been so easy, and I love how I can access it from anywhere.

Gone are the days of bitly. This is now my new go-to link shortener. The app is fun and simple to use and integrates very well with Twitter, which is my primary use for the app. Great work developers. Hope to see other perks along the way. This one is a keeper!

I enjoy using the app to share content with friends. I also like the customization settings that allows one to choose a URL shortener, and search engine. I recommend others use this app, if you find yourself sharing articles or other web content to social media or directly with friends/associates. Also, its totally usable with VoiceOver, so many thanks to the developer for adding accessibility enhancements so quickly.

It does not work. Cant link any account. Cant even sign up. Literally got my $4 stolen. And I cant get it back. If I could sue I would.

Great to post with pictures to both networks from the iOS share sheet.

Very well executed app that offers super simple sharing across accounts and social platforms. I would love to see a scheduling function and the ability to reshare past links shared. Would gladly purchase inapp for these features!

Great well done app to share with confidence on multiple accounts.

I use this every day and my only complaint is that there isnt a version for OS X.

I tweet a lot. Probably too much. Most of my tweets are links to interesting things I find online... a human-curated RSS feed. The sequence of copying text in Safari, sharing with the (buggy) Apple Twitter extension, editing the format, etc. is a cycle Ive repeated thousands of times. Linky on iOS 8 makes it painless. "Duo" mode even lets me cross-post to my nearly-abandoned App.net account. But it needs some tweaks. One star off for not supporting geotagging of tweets. And another star off for the illegible labels, buttons, and overall ignoring of Apples accessibility settings. You need to memorize the button positions, because you sure cant read them.