✨ Features of Materialbook
∙ 🚫 Ad Blocking: Sponsored posts are stripped from your feed entirely, not collapsed or labeled.
∙ 🧹 Feed Declutter: Reels, Stories, Groups, and "People you may know" suggestions are all hidden by default.
∙ 🎨 Material You Theming: Your wallpaper's dynamic colors replace Facebook's blue across the app, icon, and settings screen.
∙ 🖤 AMOLED Black: True black mode applied to the splash screen and "No internet" screen, not just the main UI.
∙ ⬇️ Media Download: Save photos and videos directly or copy them to the clipboard from within the app.
∙ 📌 Top Nav Bar: Navigation stays fixed at the top, matching the original Facebook Lite layout preference.
∙ 🚫 Ad Blocking: Sponsored posts are stripped from your feed entirely, not collapsed or labeled.
∙ 🧹 Feed Declutter: Reels, Stories, Groups, and "People you may know" suggestions are all hidden by default.
∙ 🎨 Material You Theming: Your wallpaper's dynamic colors replace Facebook's blue across the app, icon, and settings screen.
∙ 🖤 AMOLED Black: True black mode applied to the splash screen and "No internet" screen, not just the main UI.
∙ ⬇️ Media Download: Save photos and videos directly or copy them to the clipboard from within the app.
∙ 📌 Top Nav Bar: Navigation stays fixed at the top, matching the original Facebook Lite layout preference.
✨ Features of OnionHop
∙ 🧅 Dual Routing Modes: Proxy Mode sets a system-wide SOCKS5 endpoint with no admin rights; TUN/VPN Mode tunnels at the OS level for apps that bypass proxy settings.
∙ ✂️ Per-App Split Tunneling: Hybrid Mode lets you route specific apps through Tor while keeping others on a direct connection simultaneously.
∙ 🌉 Pluggable Transports: Built-in bridge support for obfs4, snowflake, meek-azure, conjure, webtunnel, and custom bridges to get through networks that block Tor.
∙ 🔒 Kill Switch: Cuts all traffic if the Tor connection drops, available in strict TUN mode with admin rights.
∙ 📍 Exit Location Control: Choose your Tor exit node country, with optional entry node selection in Advanced settings.
∙ 🔄 Auto-Update Checks: Pulls the latest release from GitHub automatically so you stay current without manual checks.
∙ 🧅 Dual Routing Modes: Proxy Mode sets a system-wide SOCKS5 endpoint with no admin rights; TUN/VPN Mode tunnels at the OS level for apps that bypass proxy settings.
∙ ✂️ Per-App Split Tunneling: Hybrid Mode lets you route specific apps through Tor while keeping others on a direct connection simultaneously.
∙ 🌉 Pluggable Transports: Built-in bridge support for obfs4, snowflake, meek-azure, conjure, webtunnel, and custom bridges to get through networks that block Tor.
∙ 🔒 Kill Switch: Cuts all traffic if the Tor connection drops, available in strict TUN mode with admin rights.
∙ 📍 Exit Location Control: Choose your Tor exit node country, with optional entry node selection in Advanced settings.
∙ 🔄 Auto-Update Checks: Pulls the latest release from GitHub automatically so you stay current without manual checks.
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✨ Features of Kai
∙ 🔑 Bring Your Own Key: Connect Gemini, Groq, or Mistral with your own API credentials — the app has no backend and stores nothing on its own servers.
∙ 🤖 Multi-Provider Switching: Swap between Gemini, Llama, GPT-OSS, and Mistral models from one interface without managing separate apps.
∙ 🌐 Browser-Ready: Runs fully in the browser with no install — same UI as the desktop and mobile builds.
∙ 📦 F-Droid Build: Available on F-Droid for a Play-Store-free Android install with no proprietary dependencies.
∙ 🖥️ Native Desktop Packages: Ships as DMG, MSI, DEB, RPM, and AppImage — no Electron runtime, no web wrapper.
∙ 🔑 Bring Your Own Key: Connect Gemini, Groq, or Mistral with your own API credentials — the app has no backend and stores nothing on its own servers.
∙ 🤖 Multi-Provider Switching: Swap between Gemini, Llama, GPT-OSS, and Mistral models from one interface without managing separate apps.
∙ 🌐 Browser-Ready: Runs fully in the browser with no install — same UI as the desktop and mobile builds.
∙ 📦 F-Droid Build: Available on F-Droid for a Play-Store-free Android install with no proprietary dependencies.
∙ 🖥️ Native Desktop Packages: Ships as DMG, MSI, DEB, RPM, and AppImage — no Electron runtime, no web wrapper.
✨ Features of Stoat
∙ 🦀 Rust Backend: The entire server stack, REST API, WebSocket events server, file server, and proxy services, is written in Rust for memory safety and performance.
∙ 📱 Native Clients: Dedicated native apps for Android and iOS alongside a Solid.js PWA, Electron desktop app for Windows, Linux, and MacOS, and a legacy Preact client.
∙ 🏠 Self-Hostable: Full Docker Compose configuration provided so you can run the entire platform on your own infrastructure without depending on Stoat's servers.
∙ 🔔 Push Notifications: Dedicated push notification daemon (pushd) handles delivery separately from the main API, so notifications work reliably on mobile clients.
∙ 🎁 Tenor Proxy: Built-in GIF search through a proxied Tenor integration keeps GIF sharing without leaking user requests directly to third-party services.
∙ 🌍 Community Translations: Actively maintained translations repo with community contributors, making localisation a first-class concern rather than an afterthought.
∙ 🦀 Rust Backend: The entire server stack, REST API, WebSocket events server, file server, and proxy services, is written in Rust for memory safety and performance.
∙ 📱 Native Clients: Dedicated native apps for Android and iOS alongside a Solid.js PWA, Electron desktop app for Windows, Linux, and MacOS, and a legacy Preact client.
∙ 🏠 Self-Hostable: Full Docker Compose configuration provided so you can run the entire platform on your own infrastructure without depending on Stoat's servers.
∙ 🔔 Push Notifications: Dedicated push notification daemon (pushd) handles delivery separately from the main API, so notifications work reliably on mobile clients.
∙ 🎁 Tenor Proxy: Built-in GIF search through a proxied Tenor integration keeps GIF sharing without leaking user requests directly to third-party services.
∙ 🌍 Community Translations: Actively maintained translations repo with community contributors, making localisation a first-class concern rather than an afterthought.