hatsu
A self-hosted, fully-automated ActivityPub bridge that connects static sites to the Fediverse.
What is hatsu?
Hatsu is a self-hosted, fully-automated ActivityPub bridge that enables static sites to interact with the Fediverse, the decentralized social network. It allows static site owners to participate in ActivityPub-based social networks like Mastodon and Pleroma without requiring dynamic server-side rendering or complex integrations, using feeds to handle updates automatically.
Static site owners and developers using static site generators (SSGs) like Hugo, Jekyll, or Gatsby, who want to federate their content on the Fediverse without switching to a dynamic platform.
Developers choose Hatsu because it provides a fully automated, high-performance bridge written in Rust that works with any static site and hosting service, eliminating the need for Webmention or microformats2 support while offering self-hosted control and Fediverse compatibility.
Overview
🩵 Self-hosted & Fully-automated ActivityPub Bridge for Static Sites.
Use Cases
Best For
- Enabling static blogs or portfolios to receive replies and interactions from Fediverse users like Mastodon.
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