MANFRED
Manfred does your Mastodon business.
A simple, yet powerful Mastodon client — fast, quiet and respectful of your attention.
MANFRED
A simple, yet powerful Mastodon client — fast, quiet and respectful of your attention.
No algorithmic feed, no engagement tricks — just your timelines, arranged the way you want them.
Compose your home screen from timelines, lists, hashtags and notifications — side by side on tablet and desktop, as tabs on your phone.
Notifications are end-to-end encrypted. Our relay server forwards them without ever being able to read them — not even we know who mentioned you.
Switch between accounts on any instance in a tap, and post or reply as whichever persona fits.
Hide boosts, replies or bots per column. Turn any media-heavy feed into a clean photo gallery with one tap.
Threads are shown as a real tree with color-coded levels — collapse the branches you have read and keep the overview.
One codebase, three platforms: Manfred feels native on iPhone, Android and Mac — including previews of any instance before you sign in.
Manfred is a client, not a platform. Your content lives on the Mastodon instance you chose; Manfred just shows it to you nicely. We run no servers that store your posts, and the little infrastructure we do run — the push relay — only ever sees encrypted data.
Built by someone who uses it every day. Manfred is made by Tim Brückner — a cup of software — in Marburg, Germany. Say hello on Mastodon: @timbrueckner@techhub.social. Features earn their place by being useful, not by being loud.