Bluesky expanded its Attie experiment at TechCrunch Disrupt this week. Originally an AI-assisted feed tool, Attie now lets people describe and build small interactive websites, games, polls and quizzes. The idea is social-first software: a little app made for a particular community, not an enormous general-purpose product.
Demonstrations included lightweight games, a drum machine and a playful quiz. Attie projects are connected to the AT Protocol social ecosystem, giving a creator an identity and a natural sharing path. That may be more interesting than the complexity of the examples themselves.
Try a simple basketball evaluation poll, a family invention vote or a tiny nozzle-size comparison. Keep it public-safe and narrow enough to finish in one sitting. Test the shared experience on an iPhone rather than judging only the editor.
Availability and account requirements should be checked in the product itself; this is a new launch. It is not yet a substitute for the full Wake Up or Sonos applications.
Action: prompt Attie to build a two-question interactive poll, share the link and compare the experience with your usual Replit workflow.