
About
This app provides a Mastodon client for Apple Watch, allowing users to browse timelines, view media, and create posts directly from their wrist. It supports custom emojis and link previews, with some features requiring a subscription.
What's New in Oxpecker for Mastodon
1.2.2
February 19, 2026
In this release of Oxpecker, the app is updated for iOS/watchOS 26, and supports the viewing of quote posts introduced in Mastodon 4.5. Thank you for using Oxpecker as your mini Mastodon client!
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FAQ
Does Oxpecker have ads?
Oxpecker does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional subscriptions for advanced features.
What is the subscription cost for Oxpecker?
Oxpecker offers two subscription plans: a monthly plan for $0.99 with a 7-day free trial, and an annual plan for $6.99 with a 7-day free trial.
Can I use Oxpecker without my iPhone?
Yes, Oxpecker can work standalone on your Apple Watch after initial sign-in via the companion iOS app. A cellular-enabled Apple Watch with an active cellular plan is required for full functionality without your iPhone nearby.
What features require a subscription in Oxpecker?
A subscription is required to send posts, view more than the first media attachment per post, vote in polls, reply, repost, favorite or bookmark posts, and enable notifications. It also grants access to future feature updates.
What devices does Oxpecker support?
Oxpecker is designed for Apple Watch and has a companion iOS app for initial setup. It supports both watch and iPhone devices.
How often is Oxpecker updated?
The app was last updated on February 19, 2026, indicating active development. Users can expect future feature updates, especially with a subscription.
What is the age rating for Oxpecker?
Oxpecker has an age rating of 17+, which is typical for social networking applications that may involve user-generated content.
Can I view custom emojis in Oxpecker?
Yes, Oxpecker uniquely supports rendering custom emojis in posts, represented as :shortcode: in Mastodon, providing a more complete browsing experience on Apple Watch.


