Solid Applications
Solid returns the web to its original vision of empowering individuals and enabling collaboration. You choose which applications to use with your data rather than being locked into specific platforms.
You can now use the app launcher to discover and launch Solid applications.
Before you use any of the Solid apps, you need to get a Solid personal online data store (Pod) first.
App Launcher
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Media Kraken★
An app that helps you keep track of movies and create your own collections.
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Penny★
A general Pod Browser by Vincent Tunru.
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Umai
An offline-first Recipes Manager by Noel De Martin.
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0data Hello with Solid
Implements simple CRUD operations with the REST API and solid-file-client, writing to 'tasks'.
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Booklice
A bookmarking app with community sharing features.
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dokieli
A clientside editor for decentralised article publishing, annotations, and social interactions by Sarven Capadisli.
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Pod Pro
An IDE for editing Solid Pods by Jasmine Leonard.
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PodOS Browser
A Solid app for browsing and managing the resources in your Pod.
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Solid File Manager
A Solid app that helps you manage the files in your Pod by Otto AA.
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Solidflix
A movie tracking and sharing app with personalised recommendations by Oxford Human Centred Computing Group.
App inclusion and exclusion criteria
The criteria for an app to be Solid-compatible are:
- If identifying users is necessary, they must be able to log in using their WebID and pointing to the Identity Provider of their choice
- Data consumed by the app should be fetched from Solid Pods if possible
- Data generated by the app should be stored in Solid Pods
- The interaction between the app, pods, and Identity Provider(s) must be compliant with the Solid specification(s)
Please note that apps falling into the following categories will not be listed on this page, even if they match the criteria above:
- Apps intentionally or indirectly causing harm to anyone
- Apps with a purpose that could be widely considered unethical
- Apps designed to enable the generation and/or dissemination of hate speech
- Apps encouraging stereotypes or violent behaviours towards any person or group
- Apps having malicious intent, such as data theft
- Apps designed to fulfill illegal purposes, such as drug traffic, stolen information exchange, extorsion…
- Apps sharing user information with any third-party without user consent
- Apps that have been reported to have important technical or security issues that compromise its users’ Pods
Want to add an eligible Solid-compatible app to this list? Contact the Open Data Institute via solid+info@theodi.org.
Disclaimer: The list above does not represent an endorsement by the Solid Project. The apps on the list do not undergo any testing at this time, and there is no guarantee of security or quality implied by their inclusion on this list. The goal of the list is to showcase the vibrancy of the Solid community and encourage early app builders to collaborate and learn from each other. If you believe one of the apps above is insecure or non-functional and should be removed from the list, please raise an issue here.