Euphonos

Sill

Top news shared by the people you trust

Sill is a link aggregation service that finds the most popular links shared across your Bluesky and Mastodon networks. By monitoring your timeline for shared links and ranking them by popularity, Sill helps you stay informed about trending news without endless scrolling.

With Sill, you'll get daily digest emails, personalized notifications, bookmarks, and powerful muting features to curate your experience. As noted by Nieman Lab: “Sill already can act as a time-saver that’ll let you keep up with your network without being glued to social media.”

Sill is open source and available on Github.

I help news organizations and mission-driven teams build better technology. Over the past decade, I’ve architected election systems that scaled to millions of users at The Washington Post, led the technology team at The 19th and co-founded the Tiny News Collective to help reinvent local news.

What do you get when you work with me? I can:

• Provide technical leadership that meets you where you are in your growth journey
• Build innovative web software with fullstack expertise in TypeScript and Python
• Architect data pipelines and analytics systems that actually work
• Modernize your frustrating legacy systems and improve performance

My approach is collaborative. I'll leave your team smarter and equipped with the tools to keep building great things long after our engagement ends.

Over on Leaflet, I’m blogging about what I’m up to with Euphonos. Right now, I’m focused on how to make our information environment better with tools like Sill and leaning into open social protocols like ATProto and ActivityPub.