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A List of 63 Known Gemini Clients (Software to Browse Geminispace Content With Gemini Protocol)

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 19, 2025

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Not counting browser plugins for Web browsers

Having just checked the official page, there are now 63 such clients (that are listed there; more exist but are not listed):

A bare-bones but usable Gemini client in 100 lines of Python

A bare-bones but usable Gemini client in 100 lines of Lua

A bare-bones but usable Gemini client almost 100 lines of Go

A Gemini client library in Guile Scheme

A Gemini client for Android

A Gemini client library in Go

A more recent fork of the above library

A rich Gemini client library in Nim

Agregore, a "distributed web" browser supporting Gemini

Alhena, a full-featured, multi-platform Gemini and Spartan browser

Amfora, a very feature-rich Gemini client for the terminal

AmiGemini, a Gemini client for the Commodore Amiga

Ariane, a Gemini client for Android

Astro, a Gemini client written in shell script

Astronaut, a terminal Gemini client written in Go

Asuka, a ncurses-based Gemini client

AV-98, an experimental Gemini client derived from VF-1

Bollux, a Gemini client written in pure Bash

Bombadillo, a multi-protocol client handling Gemini since 2.0.0

Castor, A graphical Gemini client written in Rust

Cgmnlm, a colorful fork of gmni

Chawan, a text-mode multi-protocol client written in Nim

Cozy, a client for Gemini and other smol protocols, written in Go

Deedum, a Gemini client for Android

Diohsc, a terminal Gemini client written in Haskell

Dragonstone, a simple GTK Gopher/Gemini client written in Vala

Elaho, a Gemini client for iOS

elpher, a emacs-based Gopher and Gemini client

Fafi, a graphical, tabbed client written in Racket

felinks, a fork of the `elinks` web browser which supports Gemini and Gopher

gacme, a Gemini client for plan9's Acme

gcat, a `cat`-like Gemini client

Gemget, a command-line Gemini downloader ala wget

GemiNaut, a user-friendly GUI client for MS Windows

gemini.koplugin, a Gemini client implemented as a KOReader plugin

Geopard, a client written in rust, using the gtk3 toolkit

Gmi, a client written in POSIX-compliant shell

gmi100, a CLI client written in 100 lines of ANSI C

gurl, a `curl`-like Gemini client

Gusmobile, a Gemini client library in Python

gmni, a combined CLI and line-mode client for POSIX/C11

Hopper, a Gopher/Gemini client for the Playdate handheld console

Kristall, a graphical Gemini client using Qt

Lagrange, a beautiful graphical Gemini client written in C

majc, a curses client for Gemini written in Rust

masha, a simple and fast TUI Gemini client in plain C

McRoss, a graphical Gemini client written in Python/Tkinter

Moonlander, a very fancy graphical Gemini client written in Rust

ncgopher, a Gopher and Gemini client written in Rust

Natto, a suite of austere Gemini tools, including clients, in Go for OpenBSD

Offpunk, an offline-first command line client for Gemini and other protocols

Rhapsode, an "auditory web browser" which supports Gemini

Rosy Crow, a Gemini client for Android

Ruhroh, a Gemini client written as a POSIX shell script

Spwash, a bare-bones Gemini client written in C#

Sydney, a Vim-like command-line Gemini client

tgmi, a terminal-based Gemini client for linux written in Python

Twin Peaks, a graphical Gemini client written in C#

Tinmop, a distraction free terminal client for Gemini (and Pleroma!)

Vgmi, a terminal Gemini client written in C with vim-like keybindings

Vimini, a Gemini client inspired by qutebrowser

Viv, a "toy" Gemini client written in ANSI C

Zain, a graphical Gemini client written in Tcl/Tk

In past videos we demonstrated the use of about half a dozen of these.

If you download any of the above, then come visit our Gemini Edition.

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