One link, every Atmosphere client
Drop an aturi.to link anywhere: a DM, a footer, a bio. Visitors land on a preview of the record and choose which Atmosphere client opens it. No lock-in, no sign-up. Every record, profile, list, and feed resolves across 25+ curated clients.
Anyone you share an aturi.to link with picks where it opens.
Open in any of 25+ Atmosphere clients
Every universal link page shows the full picker.
Predictable, hackable URLs
Every aturi.to URL follows one pattern: the host, the /profile mount, a handle or DID, the lexicon collection, and the record key. The same shape covers every record type. If you know what an AT URI looks like, you already know the URL.
Drop the collection and rkey for a profile link. Posts also accept a friendlier /post/<rkey> shortcut, and bare paths without the /profile prefix still resolve for backwards compatibility.
Posts, profiles, lists, feeds, documents, repos, galleries…
If a lexicon has a public record, aturi.to has a URL for it. The same handle/collection/rkey pattern resolves whether the record lives in app.bsky.feed.post, pub.leaflet.document, sh.tangled.repo, or a lexicon that shipped yesterday.
A friendly landing page for every record
Recipients land on a clean preview with a recommended client pinned at the top and every alternative below. They can read the record, decide where to open it, and skip apps they don’t use.
Each link is a real, indexable URL. Embeds get OpenGraph cards, link unfurlers get a real title and description.
Signed in? The picker reorders for you.
Sign in with your atproto handle and aturi.to remembers your favorite client for each record type, the waypoints you’ve hidden, and any custom ones you’ve added. Every visit lifts your favorites to the top of the picker.
Preferences live in your atproto repo as records you own. They sync across every device you sign in to, and they migrate with you if you move your data to a different PDS.
A link you can paste anywhere
An aturi.to URL is short, readable, and copy-pasteable. It works in Bluesky posts, group chats, blog footers, business cards, QR codes, podcast show notes, and anywhere else a regular link works.