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Measured on six things

BskyDelete lets Bluesky users filter, review, export, and bulk-delete posts, likes, and reposts, plus clean following lists through official OAuth.

Security

OAuth-only with no password sharing is the right call, and SPF/DMARC are set. But the probe found no HSTS, CSP, frame protection or secure cookies — 4/13 checklist points, and no published audit.

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BskyDelete

About this app

BskyDelete is a web app that connects via official AT Protocol OAuth to bulk-delete Bluesky posts, likes, and reposts and bulk-unfollow accounts without password sharing. Filter by date, keyword, engagement, or type, review items, and export to CSV before deletion. Free and paid plans available.

Key features

1Bulk delete Bluesky posts, likes and reposts with filters by date, keyword, engagement and content type.
2Bulk unfollow accounts based on activity, follower count or custom criteria.
3Official AT Protocol OAuth — no Bluesky password sharing; session managed client-side.
4Preview and export filtered content to CSV before any deletion, with final confirmation per batch.

Target customer profile

Drawn from the product itself, not from a survey.

Scout Review

Written by AI from measured evidence, scored out of 100.

BskyDelete is a focused utility that does one job — bulk-deleting and unfollowing on Bluesky — with the right security posture (OAuth, no passwords) and a genuinely fast site. The free tier's 30-actions-per-day cap and the $12/month or $60/year paid tiers are clearly presented. The execution is uneven: the marketing page is template-grade with generic icons, a soft hero video and a stock staircase, while the security headers are thin for a deletion tool. It is a competent, narrow product that will serve Bluesky power users well and needs to deepen its trust signals and sharpen its landing page to grow beyond them.

Measure by measure

Usability

The 4-step flow and review-before-delete confirmation are clearly explained, and pricing compares cleanly. But the hero CTA is tiny, and safety answers hide behind eight collapsed FAQ items.

Design

Clean indigo accent system and a tidy pricing table, but the homepage leans on generic icons, an unrelated staircase stock photo, a soft hero video and a 'Trusted by Bluesky user' typo. The real product UI barely appears.

Speed

Lighthouse mobile 92/100 (LCP 3.0s, CLS 0.019, TBT 181ms) and desktop 99/100. Fast, stable and light — the LCP is the only metric keeping it off the top shelf.

Security

OAuth-only with no password sharing is the right call, and SPF/DMARC are set. But the probe found no HSTS, CSP, frame protection or secure cookies — 4/13 checklist points, and no published audit.

Accessibility

Lighthouse accessibility 100/100 is a strong automated result. Deductions for the unlabelled flag-only language dropdown and the absence of any WCAG statement or documented keyboard/screen-reader support.

Growth

A real, specific problem — Bluesky cleanup — with genuine differentiators: OAuth without passwords, granular filters, CSV export before delete. Niche ceiling and easy-to-copy wedge cap it.

Improvement areas

Security headers: add HSTS, CSP, frame protection, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy and secure cookies.
Landing page proof: replace generic icons and stock photos with real product screenshots and a sharper hero video.
Accessibility documentation: label the language dropdown and publish a WCAG/keyboard-support statement.
Trust content: fix the testimonial grammar and surface safety/rate-limit FAQ answers without requiring clicks.

Design & Usability

The homepage is competent template work: one indigo accent, a clear pricing table, and a 4-step explainer that actually describes the review-before-delete flow. Where it stumbles is product proof — the hero video is soft, the big dark slab is filled with generic icons instead of the app, and a staircase stock photo stands in for anything Bluesky-related. Usability is stronger than design: the flow is legible, pricing is easy to compare, and the free tier's 30-actions-per-day cap is stated plainly. The weak points are a hero CTA too small for the main action and eight collapsed FAQ items hiding the safety and rate-limit answers people actually need before trusting a deletion tool.

Speed & Security

Speed is the standout: Lighthouse mobile 92/100 with LCP 3.0s, CLS 0.019 and TBT 181ms, and desktop 99/100 — a genuinely snappy marketing site. Security is the weak flank. The OAuth-only model with no password sharing is the correct architecture, and SPF/DMARC are configured, but the header probe found no HSTS, no CSP, no frame protection, no X-Content-Type-Options, no Referrer-Policy and no secure cookies — 4 of 13 checklist points. For a product whose value proposition is safely deleting your content, the absence of a published audit, security page depth or bug bounty is a real gap, not just an unverified nice-to-have.

Accessibility & Growth

Accessibility scores 100/100 on Lighthouse's automated audit, which is a strong baseline, but the visual review found an unlabelled flag-only language dropdown and the site publishes no WCAG statement or keyboard/screen-reader documentation — so the real-world picture is likely good but unproven. Growth is a judgement on the idea: bulk cleanup of Bluesky posts, likes, reposts and follows is a real, specific pain, and the differentiators are concrete — official AT Protocol OAuth with no password sharing, filtering by date, keyword, engagement and type, and CSV export before deletion. The limit is the niche: Bluesky's user base is a fraction of the major networks, and the feature set is replicable by anyone reading the same protocol docs. It can win a slice; it is unlikely to own a category.

Conclusion

If you have a Bluesky account full of posts you'd rather forget, BskyDelete is a reasonable, honest tool: it shows you what it will delete, lets you export first, and never asks for your password. Go in knowing the free tier is capped at 30 actions a day and that the site's security hardening is minimal. For everyone else, this is a niche utility waiting on Bluesky's growth — worth bookmarking, not worth restructuring your workflow around yet.

Suggestions for improvement

Add HSTS, CSP, frame protection and secure cookie flags — a deletion tool should lead with hardening, not trail it.
Replace the staircase stock photo and generic icon slab with real screenshots of the filter sidebar and selection flow.
Publish a short security page covering OAuth scope, data retention and session handling, plus a WCAG statement.
Label the language dropdown and open the top safety/rate-limit FAQ answers by default instead of collapsing all eight.

How we score

Alternatives comparison

Named competitors, point by point. Nobody paid to appear here or to be left out.

	BskyDelete
Bulk delete posts, likes and reposts	Yes — posts, likes, reposts with filters	Not specified	Not specified
Authentication method	Official AT Protocol OAuth, no password sharing	Not specified	Not specified
Export before delete (CSV)	Yes — preview and CSV export	Not specified	Not specified
Bulk unfollow	Yes — by activity, follower count, custom criteria	Not specified	Not specified
Pricing	Free (30 actions/day); $12/mo; $60/yr	Not specified	Not specified