Ridon

A native Mastodon client for Mac.

Ridon, a native Mastodon client for Mac, showing the home timeline and a profile

Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.

A thoughtful Mastodon client that gets out of your way.

Native on macOS

Built with SwiftUI for real Mac speed, battery life, and feel. No Electron, no browser wrapper, no compromise.

Every timeline

Home, Local, and Federated timelines, plus your lists and followed hashtags — all in one clean sidebar.

Live streaming

New posts and notifications arrive the moment they happen, and show up in Notification Center while you are away.

A composer that keeps up

Content warnings, media, polls, quotes, and scheduled posts — with drafts you can save and finish later.

Multiple accounts

Stay signed in to accounts across different servers and switch between them instantly — a Ridon Pro feature.

Private by design

Sign-in tokens are kept in the macOS keychain. Ridon has no analytics, no tracking, and no servers of its own.

Mastodon client for Mac

What is Ridon?

Ridon is a native Mastodon client for Mac. It is a fast, focused desktop app for reading your timelines, posting, and staying on top of notifications — without a browser tab or Electron.

Which servers does Ridon work with?

Any server that speaks the Mastodon API, including Mastodon, Glitch, and other ActivityPub-compatible instances. Sign in with any account you already have.

Where can I download Ridon?

Ridon is on the Mac App Store. The download button on this page opens the store in your region.

Does Ridon run on iPhone or Windows?

No. Ridon is a macOS app, built for the Mac. It is not an iPhone, iPad, or Windows client.

Is Ridon free?

Yes. Ridon is free to download and use. Ridon Pro unlocks multiple accounts and drafts, and is a one-time purchase — not a subscription.

Does Ridon upload my data?

No. Ridon talks directly to the server you sign in to. Your sign-in tokens are stored in the macOS keychain, and Ridon collects no analytics or usage data.