An open source Mbin/Lemmy/PieFed client, connecting you to the fediverse.

Interstellar 1.1.1 (PRO Unlocked)
| Name | Interstellar |
|---|---|
| Publisher | jwr1 |
| Genre | Communication |
| Size | 27.5MB |
| Version | 1.1.1 |
| MOD | PRO Unlocked |
| Get it On | ![]() |
| Rating |

An open source Mbin/Lemmy/PieFed client, connecting you to the fediverse.
| Name | Interstellar |
|---|---|
| Publisher | jwr1 |
| Genre | Communication |
| Size | 27.5MB |
| Version | 1.1.1 |
| MOD | PRO Unlocked |
| Get it On | ![]() |
| Rating |
Ditching mainstream social media to explore the fediverse is an incredibly refreshing move. But trying to navigate those decentralized platforms on a standard mobile browser? It’s an absolute nightmare.
You need a dedicated tool to actually enjoy the experience.
That is exactly where Interstellar comes into play. It is a completely free, wildly intuitive, and open source client designed specifically to pull your decentralized social life together. Whether you are actively posting on Mbin, lurking in deep Lemmy threads, or hanging out on PieFed, this app hooks directly into your accounts. You get to interact with your favorite niche communities without constantly fighting a clunky, unresponsive mobile interface.
The absolute best part about open source software is that you are never at the mercy of a faceless tech giant.
If you stumble across a weird bug while scrolling, or you suddenly dream up a brilliant new feature that would make the app even better, the developers actually want to hear from you. You can easily report issues or pitch your ideas directly through their public code repository or by chatting with the community in the official Interstellar magazine. It is built by people who actually use the platform, which makes all the difference in the world.
– Improve inline reply UI on narrow screens
– Fix password length condition for Lemmy/PieFed login UI
– Remove dead instances from recommended servers list
You are now ready to download Interstellar for free. Here are some notes: