Hello everyone!
I’m the creator of bluvy.app (also on Bluesky), and I’ve been building various small applications around AT Protocol for some time now, leading up to the project I recently started.
All of these applications are built in Europe and hosted in Europe. 
The first one:
An end-to-end encrypted messaging application: messenger.bluvy.app, available on Android and the web.
An application that makes it easy to manage your followers: dex.bluvy.app.
And more recently, after several weeks of development and now available to everyone: Tube, a video platform built around the new 10-minute video update, aiming to provide an alternative to YouTube without trying to compete with it directly.
The application already supports a lot of features. It’s currently only available on the web, but I’m working on it every day to keep improving it as much as possible.
So, what features does it actually offer?
If you publish a video through Tube, you can create metadata for your videos, including a title, description, subtitles, and chapters.
This data is open and available on your PDS, allowing any app or view to reuse it.
Our video player can also be embedded into any website or web/mobile application.
We also support streaming to stream.place, with everything managed directly in-app in just a few clicks.
This is my biggest AT Protocol project so far, and I plan to put all my knowledge and experience into it, especially everything I’ve learned from building my first video platform.
I hope these projects will interest some of you and, most importantly, prove useful to everyone!