About

Akkoma is a free, open-source microblogging server software, forked from Pleroma, that enables users to host their own server and federate with other ActivityPub-compatible platforms, ensuring control over their online identity within the Fediverse. It is characterized by its lightweight design, privacy-focused approach, and decentralized architecture. Key features include support for themes, Markdown, dark mode, @mentions, and multiple accounts. Available for both online and self-hosted deployments, Akkoma is tagged with 'pleroma' and 'mfm-support' and maintains a social media presence on Twitter. While specific financial data, leadership, employee count, and detailed market position are not disclosed, its robust feature set and open-source license position it as a strong contender in the decentralized social networking landscape, garnering positive user feedback.