Release Notes

Hello! Peak Fomo's first release: your Mastodon home timeline, distilled to the links worth reading, on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

• Your timeline's links, as a feed of cards. Connect a Mastodon account and every link your home timeline shared becomes a card: title, a one-sentence description, and who posted it. A post that shares several links collapses into one card, with the rest behind a disclosure.
• A permanent reading pane on Mac and iPad. The window is one split: your cards on the left third, the story you tapped on the right two thirds. Tap a card to read it there; tap the same card again to clear the pane. Drag the divider to change the split, and the app remembers it. iPhone opens links in a sheet instead.
• Five timeline windows. Today, Yesterday, Last Week, Last Month, or All Time, with Last Week as the default. Cards that fall outside the window are kept, not deleted, so widening the window brings them straight back.
• Save to Pinboard or Linkding. Swipe right on a card, or tap its bookmark icon, and the link lands in whichever service you set up. With neither configured, saves are local stars you can filter to.
• Swipe left for the post. The card's other swipe opens the toot the link arrived in, so the conversation is never far from the link.
• Dismiss with a safety net. Clear a card from its menu (or the D key on a Mac) and an Undo button hangs around for five seconds. Dismissed links stay dismissed: a fresh sync never resurrects them.
• Three tabs and search. All, Unread, and Saved, each with a live count, plus search across a card's title, description, site, and author. On a Mac, ⌘F jumps straight to the search field.
• A keyboard for the whole feed on Mac. J and K (or the arrows) move a cursor through the cards, Return opens the current card in the pane, S saves it, D dismisses it, space pages the list, ⌘R refreshes, and ⌘Z undoes a dismissal.
• Finding your server is easy. Start typing on the connect screen and matching servers from the Mastodon directory appear as you go, biggest first with their member counts; a few popular picks wait one tap beneath the empty field.
• Cards, your way. Four card fonts (including Atkinson Hyperlegible), avatar or website icons on cards, link preview images you can turn off, a palette of accent colors, and an option to skip the pane and open every link in your default browser.
• Free for a week, then yours. Peak Fomo is $9.99 a year after a 7-day free trial, or a single $29.99 purchase for lifetime access. One purchase covers iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and the trial has every feature turned on.