Blurt Frontends Directory

Different frontends give you different experiences on the same Blurt blockchain. Below is a quick directory so you can choose what fits your style.

How to use this page

Pick one frontend as your main publishing home, then bookmark at least one alternative as a backup. Your account and content remain on the blockchain, not on a single website.

If you are new: start with one frontend and keep it simple. You can always explore more later.

blurt.blog

Official frontend • Classic blogging experience

Clean and reliable. A strong choice for longer posts, polished articles, and traditional blogging with engagement and rewards.

Best for: long-form writing, serious articles, daily reading.

Why use it: stable editor, “official” baseline experience, familiar workflow.

Open blurt.blog

beblurt.com

Progressive Web App (PWA) • Blogger tools • Modern UI

BeBlurt is a Progressive Web Application (PWA) and an alternative frontend for the Blurt blockchain. From day one, the goal has been to give bloggers practical tools and a modern reading experience.

Key features:

🕒 Scheduled publishing: set a post to go live exactly when you want.

📱 Card-based, visual browsing: posts, images, and communities feel more engaging to explore.

Mobile-friendly interface: adapts naturally across devices.

Best for: modern experience, mobile use, bloggers who want extra tools.

Why use it: clean UI + practical creator features (especially scheduling).

Project started in August 2022 • Created by @nalexadre
Open beblurt.com

blurt.media

Video & multimedia frontend • Streaming + uploads

blurt.media is a media-focused frontend built around the PeerHub + Blurt integration. It brings decentralized, peer-to-peer video streaming to the Blurt ecosystem and makes it easier to publish videos and podcasts for Blurt users.

Key highlights:

🎥 Video & podcast publishing: a dedicated place to share media content on Blurt.

🌍 Decentralized P2P streaming: based on PeerTube/PeerHub-style peer-to-peer delivery.

📡 Live & streaming focus: built for creators who want more than text posts.

Best for: video uploads, podcasts, media-heavy posts.

Why use it: a dedicated media workflow instead of trying to “force” video into a classic blogging editor.

Created by @agorise
Open blurt.media

twiggy.lat

Microblog frontend • Short-form posts (X/Twitter-style)

Twiggy is a short-content frontend built for quick thoughts and micro updates — similar in spirit to X (Twitter). It was created as an alternative way to post short-form content on Blurt without turning every post into a long blog article.

Key points:

🐦 Short-form focus: perfect for quick ideas, updates, and casual interactions.

🧭 Separate experience: it does not “take over” your main blogging routine.

📝 Post frequency: designed for frequent posting when needed.

Best for: short posts, quick updates, daily micro interactions.

Why use it: fast posting flow for short content, without needing a long-form editor.

New domain: twiggy.lat • Created by @freakeao
Open twiggy.lat
Security Tip

Always verify the domain before logging in. Use bookmarks for the frontends you trust.

If a site asks for unexpected keys or permissions, stop and double-check before continuing.

Tool Hub: blurtplugin.online

blurtplugin.online acts as a convenient hub that links to common Blurt tools such as account creation, backup utilities, key tools, and other helpers. It is a useful bookmark if you want quick access to the broader Blurt tool ecosystem.

Open blurtplugin.online

Recommendation

Use blurt.blog or beblurt.com for long posts, blurt.media for video, and twiggy.lat for micro updates. Mix and match depending on your content style.