IndiePass for Android
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IndiePass for Android (formerly Indigenous for Android) is a native app for Android that supports posting to your website using Micropub and a built-in reader that supports Microsub. Other account types allow you to connect with the Fediverse: Mastodon, Pixelfed and Pleroma
The project is under active development by 
Mark Sutherland and is available on Google Play and F-Droid. The source code can be found on GitHub. There is also an iOS version.
On 12 Nov 2021 Mark Sutherland took over as maintainer of the Android app, after previously taking over maintaining the iOS and desktop versions in September.
IndieWeb Usage
People currently using IndiePass for Android on their sites.
If you have ideas/know of bugs, feel free to open up issues here: https://github.com/IndiePass/indiepass-android/issues
Features
These features are currently available
- Multiple accounts: IndieWeb, Mastodon, Pixelfed and Pleroma
- Posting content to your site: note, article, reply, like, bookmark, repost, event, rsvp, issue, checkin, geocache, venue, trip and read
- Send image, video and audio to the media endpoint (if available)
- Save as draft to finish later
- Upload multiples images, videos and audio, add tags where relevant
- Apply filters, add text and emojisto images
- Get / refresh syndication targets
- Send location on note, article and event
- Read posts from your site and optionally update or delete them
- Share (direct) from other applications to IndiePass
- Reader (optional): Overview of channels, reading the timeline and direct actions like reply, like ..
- Manage channels and feeds directly from the app
- Push notifications via https://indigenous.realize.be
- Manage contacts and use autocomplete of contacts in content - see https://realize.be/notes/1970
- Night mode support
Anonymous
There's also a built-in anonymous user which allows reading channels and posts coming from https://mastodon.social, https://pleroma.site or https://pixelfed.social. Posts can be send to a custom endpoint and token and also a custom Microsub endpoint can be configured, but you're responsible for the right response format and is read-only.
Screenshots of the app
