Meet Robin

A beautifully presented and thoughtfully engineered client to access App.net services on the Android platform.

Robin is no longer maintained, but it is now open sourced!

Check out more screenshots of the app here

Multiple Account Support
Conversation Threading
Inline Media Presentation
Tablet Optimised Layout
Mute Thread, Quiet Hours, & Swarm Protection

Rich, real-time notifications
Intuitive and fluid, yet functional design
Available in 9 different languages
Private message and Patter App Support
Trending Hashtags

Features

Beautiful Interface

Informative, clean and beautiful layouts. Information at your finger tips, just a swipe away.

Multiple Accounts

Multiple account support. Right from day one. Switch your account quickly and easily without logging out.

Custom Features

An extensive amount of configuration and customisation settings, including a dark theme.

Conversation Threading

Simple, clean and understandable threading that makes for immersive conversations

Publications

I’ve been using Robin since it was at 0.1 and it is one of the best apps I’ve used for App.net and easily the best social app on Android.

@failgunner - Beautiful Pixels

I have found that using this app for the past few weeks has been a pleasure. It is quick to load from memory, the app has not produced any noticable lag, and the animations are smooth.

@guidot - Android Dissected

Robin has what might be the prettiest interface out of all of them, and it’s one of the most polished beta apps I’ve ever used. The app is responsive, never crashes, and is one of the most intuitive Android apps I’ve installed onto any of my Android devices.

@nathansnelgrove - AppStorm

The big purchasing point for me however was the ability to effortlessly switch between accounts, as aside from my personal ADN account (@jamesduffell) I also need to easily toggle to my work account (@3manfactory), a feature which was surprisingly missing from many of the other ADN clients I downloaded.