Hello everyone, it’s time for another RecApp. There are a few new mobile clients but we’re also starting to see some diversion into new areas of app development. There is an app to share what music you’re listening to, apps to share photos on App.net, a way to get a peek into the API without having a Developer account and more. Enjoy!

Muud.io - for iPhone – Muud.io automatically builds playlists to suit any mood, at the touch of a button. Simply pick a mood, and Muud.io will build a playlist for you, using the music that you love. App.net integration enables publishing of songs and playlists to your stream. Created by @vinnycoyne
hAppy - for iPhone – hAppy is another App.net client designed to be fast, easy to use, highly accessible and nice to look at. It supports the core features of App.net like unified stream, nice profile page, follow, mute, hashtag/user search, post/repost, star and conversations. Created by @dasdom
Twiggy - for iPhone - Twiggy is a simple to use, clean and beautiful mobile client for App.net. Created by @tapmates
Project Llama - for the web - User-based tagging and categorization project. Users can use this app to suggest new tags and endorse others’ suggestions. Created by @ryantharp
Mobypicture Desktop App(s) - for Mac, Windows and Linux - Mobypicture allows you to post photos, video and audio directly from the Mobypicture desktop apps to your App.net account. Also available as a web app. Created by @mathys
App.net API Console - for the web - This website gives you the developer an easy interface to the App.net API. Connect using your AppNet account (you don’t need a developer account). After connecting you can use the console to try API queries and see the result in both JSON and rendered views. Created by @ludolphus
SupportApp - for the web - Easy integrated feedback for ADN client developers – just add a dialog that posts a reply with an annotation. Receive feedback in your Mentions stream, reply from your usual App.net client to comment. Easily see which suggestions are the most popular (votes = reposts). Created by @myfreeweb
We will continue to keep you all updated on new apps but you can always browse the App.net Directory yourself to see the bounty of tools built by the App.net community.
Note: The app descriptions are provided by the developers; edited slightly for length and format.
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