Hangar for Bluesky

Side-by-side Hangar app icons. The production icon features a blue hangar with a white airplane inside. The devel/nightly version replaces the airplane with bold black and yellow hazard stripes, signaling a development build.

Hangar v0.6.0 is out ✈️

New icons (including a distinct devel/nightly icon) and a fix for AppImage background rendering.

Highlights:
• New production icon
• New devel/nightly icon
• AppImage fix
• Updated brand guidelines + logo downloads

Get the latest → hangar.blue
Brand assets → hngr.to/brand

Hangar – Native Bluesky Client for Linux Hangar is your Bluesky home base. Built natively for Linux with GTK4 and Libadwaita.

Hangar v0.5.0 is out! Bundling up the last few nightly builds into a new release.

Highlights:
• Rich compose dialog
• Color scheme setting (system/light/dark)
• Extended text size range
• AppImage delta updates

A few fixes and a few things polished. Grab it at hangar.blue 🙂

Screenshot of a “New Post” compose dialog showing text about new features (threads up to 10 posts, images, content warnings, URL previews, language selection, and interaction settings), with a Post button in the top right.

New nightly build! 🦉 The compose dialog just got another upgrade. You can thread up to 10 posts, add up to 4 images per post, add alt text to media, set media content warnings, generate link previews, choose the post language, and adjust interaction settings.

A screenshot of a “New Post” compose window on a purple gradient background, showing bullet points about new features like hashtag support, @mentions, URL detection, and a character counter, with Cancel and Post buttons at the top.

New nightly build! 🦉 The compose dialog got a slight upgrade! It now supports hashtags, mentions (featuring autocomplete with profile search), and URLs. Grab the latest build at hangar.blue

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I’ve been building small browser extensions for a few years, and I finally put them all under tinyextensions.com. They're open-source and privacy focused (no analytics, tracking, telemetry, or data collection). I’ll use this account to share updates, new releases, and what I’m working on next.

If you want to follow along, I’ll be posting progress here.

You can learn more at hangar.blue and if you want to get involved, the repo is available on GitHub at github.com/sethcottle/h... ✈️

Hangar is my first native Linux app. I’m building it slowly, in the open—shipping nightly 🦉 builds and stable releases as I go.

My goal is to learn the fundamentals, ship carefully, and build a Bluesky client that feels polished, meticulously crafted, highly accessible, and genuinely Linux.

Screenshot of a desktop app’s Settings page with Display selected. The right panel shows Appearance with a Color Scheme dropdown set to System, a Post Text Size slider, and a preview post card below. A left sidebar shows navigation icons like Home, Mentions, Activity, Chat, Profile, Likes, and Search on a purple gradient background.

New nightly build! 🦉 A few dialog UI improvements and some additional settings. Grab the latest build at hangar.blue

I’m keeping a very high-level feature overview, including implemented accessibility improvements, as well as a roadmap for what’s still planned here:

hangar.blue/features/

Hangar – Native Bluesky Client for Linux Hangar is your Bluesky home base. Built natively for Linux with GTK4 and Libadwaita.

v0.4.0-alpha has been released. You can grab the latest release from hangar.blue.

This updates adds quite a few UI and feature refinements for the timeline, threads, & auth. Networking and cache improvements. A new basics settings page some accessibility settings (still a lot more to do here).

Hangar, a native Bluesky client for Linux, is now available as a technical preview! It’s not feature complete, is rough around the edges, and is very much a work in progress. But if you’re curious, you can take a look 🐧 hangar.blue