Public conversation,
anchored to the web
Skysquare overlays Bluesky discourse directly onto the source material across the open web—turning static pages into living, contextual documents.
Launching July 4, 2026
Built for the open web, not the attention economy
Getting tired of doomscrolling through noise and losing the context that actually matters?
As platforms optimize for advertising and engagement, it’s getting harder and harder to find valuable commentary in your social feeds. Platforms reward endless motion, not depth of attention. Headlines get consumed, reacted to, and discarded—often without anyone actually reading the text. Skysquare slows the experience down by keeping the source in view—so engagement starts with reading and thinking, not scrolling.
Today’s Social Feeds…
Conversation drifts away from the source
Commentary circulates independently of the material it’s reacting to.
Headlines stand in for understanding
Likes, reposts, and reactions accumulate without sustained reading.
Feeds fragment discourse into silos
What you see depends on alignment, not relevance.
Speed is rewarded over attention
Endless motion replaces depth, patience, and reflection.
Context collapses into noise
Disagreement becomes performative once shared reference disappears.
With Skysquare
Conversation stays anchored to the source
Discussion remains visibly tied to the text being referenced.
Reading comes before reaction
Engagement starts with the material itself, not just its headline.
Multiple perspectives coexist in context
Different interpretations appear side by side on the same page.
Attention slows the experience down
Meaning has time to land before the conversation moves on.
Context restores clarity
Disagreement becomes legible when everyone can see what’s being discussed.
How Skysquare works
Skysquare lets conversation unfold alongside the text itself, where context is easier to follow and evaluate. By connecting public Bluesky discourse directly to the pages being discussed, Skysquare keeps conversation anchored to its sources and visible where ideas originate.
See the conversation through people you trust
Instead of pulling from the entire network, Skysquare lets you surface quotes from your own lists—so you can view commentary filtered by the people you already value.
That means:
Less noise from accounts you don’t follow
More insight from writers, researchers, and voices you already trust
A reading experience shaped by judgment, not algorithms
Discover new voices through shared interests
Skysquare also helps you find new people worth following—based on what they’re saying about the content you already care about.
Instead of discovering accounts in isolation, you discover them:
In direct relation to specific articles and ideas
Through thoughtful engagement, not viral reach
In context, where relevance is immediately clear
Public launch in . . .
Skysquare will officially launch on July 4, 2026—the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. A reminder that democratic life begins with shared texts, depends on public reasoning, and endures through independent judgment.
Better reading. Clearer context. Toward a more grounded public conversation.
Why Choose Skysquare?
Skysquare anchors public conversation back to the source material itself. This helps preserve context and makes online discourse easier to understand as it unfolds.
Here’s why people use Skysquare:
See Bluesky conversation directly on the page. Quotes are highlighted inline, so discussion stays anchored to the source—not abstracted into a feed.
Filter commentary through people you trust. Surface quotes from your own lists to focus on voices you already value, without algorithmic interference.
Discover new voices through shared interests. Find thoughtful contributors based on what they’re saying about content you’re reading—not who’s trending.
Compare perspectives without leaving the source. Multiple interpretations appear side by side, making disagreement legible instead of combative.
Reduce noise without narrowing your view.
Skysquare doesn’t rank or amplify—it contextualizes, so you can decide what matters.
Designed for the open social web. Built on atproto and Bluesky-native, Skysquare respects open protocols and reader autonomy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Skysquare overlays Bluesky conversation directly onto the web pages being discussed.
Instead of pulling you into a feed, it keeps the source visible—so commentary stays connected to the text itself.
Skysquare is built on AT Protocol and currently surfaces conversation from Bluesky.
Support for additional open social systems may come later, but Bluesky is the primary source today.
Yes. Skysquare connects directly to public conversation on Bluesky, built on the AT Protocol.
A Bluesky account is required to view contextual quotes, filter commentary through your lists, and discover new voices tied to the content you’re reading.
Skysquare does not create its own social layer—it works by re-orienting existing public conversation back to the source.
No. Skysquare doesn’t replace social networks—it reframes how you experience their conversation.
There’s no timeline, ranking algorithm, or engagement optimization layer.
Skysquare doesn’t rank or amplify content. It surfaces relevant quotes tied to the page you’re viewing, optionally filtered by your lists or interests. You decide what matters.
Yes. Skysquare does not store your personal data or private content. It simply surfaces information that is already publicly available on Bluesky and your atproto PDS. Your account is used only to access and filter public conversation—nothing is sold, shared, or repurposed beyond displaying that context in your browser.
The core experience—viewing contextualized conversation on the web—will always be free.
Optional paid features may be added over time for advanced filtering, analysis, or workflows.
Skysquare is currently in active development. The public launch is planned for July 4, 2026.
No. Skysquare is designed to be privacy-conscious and does not sell user data or operate an advertising business.
Skysquare is for readers who care about understanding—journalists, researchers, builders, and anyone who wants conversation grounded in sources rather than feeds.
No formal affiliation or endorsement is implied. Skysquare is an independent application built on open protocols.
Stay in the loop
Skysquare is preparing for a private release in spring 2026, followed by a public launch on July 4, 2026. If you’d like to be notified when private access opens—or if you have questions, feedback, or ideas—leave your details here and we’ll get back to you.
