From an empty feed to a timeline you love in minutes. Social you control.
■ Easily find friends and people to follow.
Mammoth suggests people based on your interests and who you currently follow. Check the Discover tab regularly for new suggestions!
■ Curated Smart Lists.
Connect with people who share your interests —fast, through dozens of community curated lists.
■ A For You feed you control.
See posts from friends or add topics to your For You feed. See only the best content.
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4.65 out of 5
20 ratings
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“we enabled telemetry”
… but the Notion link to “why did we enable telemetry” asks me to login, which i won’t do.
Mammoth is hit/miss. Back in its beta times, when expectations were low, the app felt quite compelling. Now a little less so, and small inconveniences like having to tap N times on a video to pause or stop, get old rather quickly. The posts-shortening algorithm feels strange (adding multiple trimmed paras with ellipses). Quitting the app also sometimes loses the “last read” marker. And so on.
Good, overall.
Great
It’s a fast Mastodon client, and does a great job and filling out the experience if you’re on a smaller instance. Highly recommended
Just one nag
App works wonderfully. I was looking for an alternative to Ivory and this fits the bill. My only complaint is that scrolling the timeline, even at a reasonable speedy is janky and stutters a lot. Hopefully this will be fixed in a future update.
Favourite mastodon client
Great app. I would love to be able to mute certain hashtags - I can’t figure out how to do it in the app.
Also, when I refresh my “Following” timeline I don’t want to lose my reading place and go to the newest post, I want to be able to keep scrolling up from past to present in chronological order.
Very nice client for Mastodon
Just started with it but I love it already.
Get the basics fixed
Can’t display images in landscape view. Even with all the other great features this maybe annoying enough to stop using. Please fix !
Great Start, but going downhill
Mammoth is disappointing because it’s been so close to being the most pleasant Mastodon experience, but keeps letting itself down. I was already using Mammoth as my main client during TestFlight, but it has sadly gotten increasingly unstable, buggy and frustrating to use over time since the official release. Even as of the most recent update, feeds randomly fail to load anything at all, posts sometimes don’t send for no apparent reason (even when the interface says they have), some posts send but without the attached media - again for no apparent reason and without any indication, the app randomly crashes (which loses your place in the feed) when you do things as simple as click on the New Post button (sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t, without any clear reason), feeds don’t refresh properly resulting in missing posts, the sound effects have randomly disappeared from seemingly every action but refreshing. And to make matters worse, as well as consistently getting buggier and more unstable, the App keeps losing its wonderful customisation features to make way for unappealing new additions like “For You,” and none of these changes in options and interface get explained and there is no warning before it happens.
Crashed 3 times in first 5 minutes.
What is this? Froze on first open then crashed 3 times in the first 5 minutes of use. This kind of experience is why people think Mastodon is janky.
A beautiful app for Mastodon
Mastodon itself is relatively new, and Mammoth is a new app for this “federated” social network.
Mammoth is an iOS client for Mastodon, and worth recommending because it’s polished and free. It’s probably the most polished free app out there right now, and actually improves upon Ivory (perhaps the most polished non-free Mastodon app) in a few areas. The team behind Mammoth want to build a free+premium model for Mammoth, but given that their team included people who worked for Mozilla (makers of Firefox), it seems logical that a usable “free” app will always be on the table.
If you use Mastodon, or just curious, give Mammoth a try!
Very good
I love this app it’s by far and away the best mastadon app that I’ve tried . It’s free too 👍
