Theverge Bluesky Launches AI Tool for User-Created Social Apps
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- •Bluesky's Attie tool now allows users to create social apps and games.
- •The platform aims to enhance user engagement and distribution of content.
- •Private data support is in alpha testing, with a rollout expected by year-end.
Bluesky has expanded its Attie AI tool, allowing users to create websites, games, and interactive experiences without needing programming skills. This new functionality was announced by CEO Toni Schneider at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026. The tool aims to democratize app development, enabling creators to build and share social applications easily. Attie connects to Bluesky's AT Protocol, enhancing distribution for user-generated content. The platform currently has 47 million registered users, although engagement has declined. Attie is in alpha testing for private data support, with a rollout planned by the end of the year. The new features are intended to boost activity on Bluesky's network and cater to both developers and communities.
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