Aturi Autor: atpotato

Tour the Atmosphere. Jump between AT Protocol apps in one click.

Land on a Bluesky post and want to read the replies in Anisota? Click the Aturi icon. Stuck on a profile page in a client you don't use? One click takes you to the same person in the app you actually like. Aturi turns every Atmosphere page into a launchpad to every other AT Protocol based app that can show the same content, and lets you peek under the hood of any record without leaving the page.

Aturi is free and open source (GPL-3.0). Source: https://tangled.org/atpota.to/aturi
Web companion: https://aturi.to

— FEATURES —

• One-click jump. From any supported page, open the popup to see every Atmosphere waypoint that can render the same post, profile, list, or record. Click and it opens in a new tab.

• Inspect tab. Switch the popup into Inspect mode to see the data under whatever's on screen: the DID behind the handle, its PDS, the lexicon collection, the record JSON, and an inbound backlinks count. The toolbar badge tells you how many AT URIs the page exposes before you even open the popup.

• Auto-redirect. Pick a default client per source site, per content type (post, profile, list, record). Aturi silently changes links before they load, so your friend's Bluesky link opens in Anisota for you instead.

• Universal links. Copy an aturi.to link straight from the popup and share it with anyone. They pick the client they want to view it in, no app lock-in.

• Waypoint groups. Organize the catalog into named groups, drag-and-drop to reorder, hide the ones you'll never use. Your arrangement carries across every popup and the auto-redirect picker.

• Custom waypoints. Wire up any Atmosphere app with a consistent URL structure using simple templates like /profile/{handle} or /u/{handle}/p/{rkey}. Templates work both ways: outbound links AND reverse-matched inbound ones.

• Smart popup. Optional smart recommendations surface the waypoints you actually use, so your favorites are always one click away.

— PRIVACY —

Aturi runs entirely in your browser. There's no account, no telemetry, no analytics. Auto-redirect uses Chrome's declarativeNetRequest API, which means the extension never sees the URLs it rewrites; it just hands the rules to the browser. The Inspect tab only makes anonymous lookups (to the PDS, the Bluesky AppView, and the Constellation backlink index) when you actively open it, and nothing the popup scans is ever sent to an Aturi-operated server. Full details: https://aturi.to/extension/privacy