Mammoth, a popular app and Mastodon client, is making it easier for users to navigate the decentralized social network known as Mastodon. Mastodon is different from centralized platforms like Twitter, as it operates on a federated system where anyone can host their own server.

The challenge with Mastodon lies in its complexity, especially for newcomers who have to choose a server and find people to follow, even if they are on different servers. To address this, Mammoth was initially designed to offer a simplified user interface and help users set up their profiles.

Now, Mammoth is introducing a new feature called the “For You” feed. This feed uses an algorithm to curate a list of interesting and diverse Mastodon accounts tailored to each user’s preferences. By surfacing content from public accounts that friends of friends follow, the personalized feed aims to help users discover new accounts and content they might be interested in.

Mammoth’s goal is to create a user-friendly experience for Mastodon, similar to how centralized networks like Twitter function. The company is currently testing the new feed with a small group of users and plans to include it in the upcoming Mammoth 2 update, along with other useful features like quote posts and Follow Suggestions.

Mammoth’s personalized “For You” feed is set to improve the Mastodon experience by simplifying content discovery and making the decentralized social network more accessible to users.