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Open Social Web Browser Launched
27 Aug
Summary
- Surf browser to unify feeds from Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads, and RSS.
- Graze engine allows feed creation and monetization without coding.
- Combined services aim to serve tens of thousands on open protocols.

The open social web is poised for a significant evolution with the introduction of Surf, a new browser designed to consolidate content from diverse platforms. Surf aims to become the go-to destination for users looking to discover and read feeds aggregated from services including Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads, and RSS. This initiative seeks to create a unified reading experience across the decentralized social landscape.
Complementing the browser is Graze, an engine built to facilitate the creation and management of social feeds. Graze offers curators the ability to build and refine their content streams without any programming knowledge. Furthermore, it provides monetization tools, enabling creators to earn revenue directly from their curated feeds. Together, Surf and Graze are positioned to serve a substantial user base built upon open social protocols.