Astrolabe is a one-stop shop app for exploring Urbit address space.

Astrolabe

An app that allows you to vote with other ships.

Ballot

books

canvas

A distributed imageboard platform, with love

Channel

Chess

User and developer documentation for Urbit apps

Docs

EScape from Eternal September. The UI from Uqbar.

EScape

face

fafa

Faux

Mobile notetaking application using urbit as a back-end.

Funes Notes

Gora - ピタゴラ装置

A suite of applications to communicate on Urbit

Groups

Handshake

houston

kenning

orca

pals

peat

picture

rumors

silo

Slam

sphinx

Studio

A web interface to your Urbit's command line.

Terminal

Transit

Trill

Urbit Feed Aggregator

verse

wrdu

Asheville

Assembly 2022

door.link

emil-graphics

Encyclosphere

Foundation

Group Discovery

New Hooniverse

New York

Other Life

Urbit Structural Design and Engineering Group. Always Thinking About Mechanics.

structure

Terminal is an onboarding and help group for ~lanlyd star users.

The Combine Public

World hub, help desk, meet and greet, etc.

The Forge

Welcome to The Marketplace, featuring The Pit, Urbit's first open-outcry market!

The Marketplace

The Phantom Tollbooth

toki pona

Urbit Community

Urbit NY Week

urChan

Urmetica

Urstralia

Wind was the first music. Let's chat, discuss, scheme, and learn everything about new music on Urbit.

Wind

wet brain Wet brain wet Brain wet Brain patreon.com/wetbrain

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Become illegible. https://subject.network

🌐 networked subject_ 🌲

Azimuth Shop

~lanlyd

~mocbel house

networked subject_

OpenSea

Planet Market

Urbit.live

Urbitex

Urbit.me

Wexpert.systems

Dalten Collective

Holium

The Mars Review of Books

Quartus by Dalten

Reciprocal Ltd.

Sortug Development

Third.Earth

Tirrel Corporation

Tlon

Uqbar

Urbit Foundation

How Do We Enable More People to Run Their Own Servers? w/ Stuart Christoph

Josh Lehman: Urbit – The Peer-to-Peer Network Re-Decentralizing the Internet

The Diary of Sam Frank w/ Sam Frank

Quantum Computing and Anarcho-Communist Swarm Intelligence with Jonathan Paprocki | The Urbit Series

Software as Soulcraft and the Metaphysics of Engineering with Neal Davis

Demystifying the Politics of Urbit Governance with Anthony Arroyo of The Combine | The Urbit Series

Alien Invasions From the Future with Sam Frank, Writer and Galaxy Owner | The Urbit Series

Urbit, Blockchains, and the Next Billion Users with Ted Blackman, Engineer at Tlon | The Urbit Series

Materials for a Theory of the E-Girl with Soph and **** of Remilia Collective | The Urbit Series

The Most Correct Computer (How Urbit Wins) with Philip Monk, CTO of Tlon | The Urbit Series

Building Web3 Products on Urbit with Nico Arqueros of dcSpark | The Urbit Series

The 100-Year Computer with Galen Wolfe-Pauly | The Urbit Series

The Only Dignified Computer with Tirrel Corporation | The Urbit Series

The Most Beautiful Computer with Édouard Urcades | The Urbit Series

Galen Wolfe-Pauly (Tlon) on Urbit and the Architecture of the Internet (EP.176)

Palladium Podcast 49: Humane Computing with Urbit

Tlon Operations & Community

Built to Last

Urbit and Bitcoin

Urbit ID & the Network

A New Computing Platform

Technology & Freedom

Under the Hood of the Urbit OS

Urbit (Christian Langalis and Logan Allen) (EP.17)

Urbit – A Digital Republic Reinventing the Internet

span

article

Browse your urbit network with Urbit's first submission and search engine.

Back up your urbit with peat, Urbit's first backup utility.

Iframe

Urbit Foundation Executive Director Josh Lehman and Epicenter host Brian Crain have a wide ranging discussion on Urbit's history and future.

September 2022

Sphinx is Urbit’s first search engine.  Unlike traditional web search engines, sphinx uses a gossip mechanism originally found in ~paldev’s rumors, so that anything you and your pals post is shared to your pals, as well as pals of pals.

You can currently submit and search for applications, groups, and content (notebooks and collections), as well as browse by tag.

![Screenshot](https://storage.googleapis.com/media.urbit.org/site/ecosystem/applications/sphinx2.png)




Peat is Urbit’s first backup utility.  Prior to Peat, there was no easy way to backup content from groups from your ship aside from copying your entire urbit.  Peat makes it easy to export all your data from Groups, which uses the graph-store data structure, and in the future will provide support for the new structure in Tlon’s upcoming Groups revamp.

![Screenshot](https://storage.googleapis.com/media.urbit.org/site/ecosystem/applications/peat.png)





In this podcast Urbit Foundation Executive Director Josh Lehman provides a broad overview of that state of Urbit as of 2022, and what people can expecture in the near future and beyond.

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Urbit Foundation’s Director of Developer Experience Neal Davis discusses the philosophy of development on Urbit in a wide ranging conversation that covers everything from the spirit of objects and why it’s not obvious that nuclear fusion would be of benefit to mankind.

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Professor Neal Davis Discusses why Urbit computers have souls, Shinto philosophy, and more

Studio is an application from [Tirrel](/organizations/tirrel) which enables Urbit users to turn a Groups notebook into a public blog with just a few clicks. 

One can enable comments, multiple templates, and even integrate with Sendgrid to send new posts as email updates.

![Screenshot](https://storage.googleapis.com/media.urbit.org/site/ecosystem/applications/studio.png)


Tirrel has announced on their blog that Studio’s next release will include USD payments integration, allowing individuals to use Urbit to make a storefront and accept USD.

While most Urbit applications are focused on activity within the Urbit universe, Studio is unique in its focus on connecting the fiat and clearweb worlds to Urbit.



Need a personal website, fast? Studio can set one up in under a minute.


The Mars Review of Books is the first literary publication hosted on Urbit.  Its inaugural issue includes an article on nuclear fusion from Urbit Foundation's [Neal Davis](https://urbit.org/ids/~lagrev-nocfep), book reviews from writer and man-about-town [Christian Lorentzen](https://twitter.com/xlorentzen), and reflections on millennial romance from Twitter personality [Default Friend](https://twitter.com/default_friend). The MRB can be purchased in [physical form](https://store.marsreview.org) or [read online](https://marsreview.org).

![Mars Review in Print](https://storage.googleapis.com/media.urbit.org/site/ecosystem/spotlight/marsreview-issue1.jpg)



The Mars Review of Books is a magazine in print and on Urbit covering both contemporary arts and culture as well as global sociopolitical issues.

Ecosystem

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September 2022

August 2022