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Misskey () is an open source, federated, social networking service created in 2014 by Japanese software engineer Eiji "syuilo" Shinoda. Misskey uses the ActivityPub protocol for federation, allowing users to interact between independent Misskey instances, and other ActivityPub compatible platforms. Misskey is generally considered to be part of the Fediverse.

Source code

Thanks to Sentry for providing the error tracking platform that helps us catch unexpected errors. Thanks to Chromatic for providing the visual testing platform that helps us review UI changes and catch visual regressions. Thanks to Codecov for providing the code coverage platform that helps us improve our test coverage. Thanks to Crowdin for providing the localization platform that helps us translate Misskey into many languages. Thanks to Docker for providing the container platform that helps us run Misskey in production.

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Wikidata facts

Part of
Fediverse
Official website
misskey-hub.net
Image
Misskey light.png
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copyright license
Q27017232
source code repository URL
github.com/syuilo/Misskey.old
software version identifier
2026.3.2
programmed in
PHP
protocol
ActivityPub
depends on software
TypeScript
Commons category
Misskey
name in kana
ミスキー
official server list URL
misskey-hub.net/en/servers
operating system
cross-platform
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Contents
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  • Development
  • Functionality
  • See also
  • References and notes
  • External links

Misskey () is an open source, federated, social networking service created in 2014 by Japanese software engineer Eiji "syuilo" Shinoda. Misskey uses the ActivityPub protocol for federation, allowing users to interact between independent Misskey instances, and other ActivityPub compatible platforms. Misskey is generally considered to be part of the Fediverse.

Despite being a decentralized service, Misskey is not philosophically opposed to centralization. The name Misskey comes from the lyrics of Brain Diver, a song by the Japanese singer May'n.

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