Automatic screening for your Mastodon approval queue. Bots rejected at the edge, humans approved in seconds — and the ambiguous cases left where they belong: with your moderators.
Join the free beta Read the docsWith registrations in approval mode, a small sidecar — one readable file, zero dependencies — checks each pending application against reputation lists, the "reason for joining" text, and signup-pattern heuristics. Every application gets one of three verdicts:
Clean IP history, natural application language. Real newcomers get in without waiting days for a moderator.
Ambiguous cases stay in your queue. The difficult judgment call is always human — never ours.
Disposable emails, datacenter IPs, templated spam text, same-subnet signup bursts, script/locale mismatches.
A real applicant is approved. Then twelve registrations arrive from one subnet carrying identical application text — flagged for review, then blocked outright as the pattern builds. Then another real applicant, from somewhere else entirely, is approved untouched.
Terminal recording of the live screening service. The verdicts on screen are the verdicts it returned — nothing staged, nothing edited.
Everything is free during the beta. These are the prices that begin after September 30, 2026 — published up front. Small instances keep a free tier permanently.