Eurosky: the social internet, rebuilt in Europe
Position paper
Builders ask Brussels to let people take their social network with them
More than 38 builders of new social apps ask the EU to give every account a personal data server built to one common standard, so people can switch apps and keep their network.
About Eurosky
The social internet, rebuilt in Europe, under European law
Eurosky runs the accounts, relays and identity services that open social apps depend on, as a non-profit and in the public interest. Anyone can build on them. We build on them too: apps for people, tools for publishers, and a way for organizations to launch social apps of their own.
For people
The last account you'll ever need
Atmosphere account
Your identity and your data, hosted in Europe. Choose a handle ending in eurosky.social or mu.social.
Atmosphere account
Your identity and your data, hosted in Europe. Choose a handle ending in eurosky.social or mu.social.
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Portal
Manage your account, your data, and the apps you have connected.
Portal
Manage your account, your data, and the apps you have connected.
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mu
A place for real conversation and proper fun in equal measure. Now on iOS and Android.
mu
A place for real conversation and proper fun in equal measure. Now on iOS and Android.
Learn more about mu →For publishers
Publish to the open social web
For organizations · mu Studio
Your own social app, built with mu
Take mu's components, put your brand on them, and launch a social app for your own community on European infrastructure. In development, with the first partners now.
// for developers
Infrastructure you can build on
News
Latest updates
3 November 2026
Builders ask Brussels to let people take their social network with them
A joint position paper from builders of new social apps calls on the EU to give every social media account a personal data server, built to one common standard, so people can use any app and keep their network.
16 October 2026
The Eurosky Identity Platform is now a Digital Public Good
16 July 2026