Plume
A federated blogging engine built with Rust and ActivityPub, allowing users to create and manage multiple blogs across interconnected instances.
What is Plume?
Plume is a federated blogging engine that allows users to create and manage multiple blogs using the ActivityPub protocol. It enables content publication across interconnected instances in the Fediverse, providing a decentralized alternative to traditional blogging platforms. The project is built with Rust and emphasizes user control, media management, and collaborative features.
Bloggers, content creators, and developers seeking a self-hosted, federated blogging solution that integrates with the Fediverse. It's ideal for those who value decentralization and want to escape centralized platforms.
Plume offers a fully open-source, Rust-based blogging engine with built-in federation via ActivityPub, allowing seamless interaction across instances. Its self-hostable nature and focus on user autonomy distinguish it from proprietary alternatives.
Overview
Federated blogging application, thanks to ActivityPub (now on https://git.joinplu.me/ — this is just a mirror)
Use Cases
Best For
- Setting up a self-hosted blog with Fediverse integration
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