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YSK how we can bring more users to Lemmy
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this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2023
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Lemmy already has a few apps for Android like Jerboa,Connect for Lemmy,and Liftoff. IOS has mlem and probably a few more. They're not yet as good as reddit TPAs but they're there and being actively developed.
I think it's kbin that needs an app rn as it's growing rapidly and the only app i know for it (Artemis) is still in alpha.
Memmy for iOS feels a lot like Apollo so far and it’s getting at least 2-3 updates per day. It’s still in beta so you need to get it via TestFlight, but once it’s downloaded it feels just like any other app. To me, it has far outpaced Mlem even after just 23 days since its first beta release. Here’s the link once you’ve downloaded TestFlight: https://github.com/gkasdorf/memmy
Artemis is another one that’s in development and heavily influenced by Apollo (hence the name). I don’t think it’s available yet in beta but the preview images from a few days ago look promising.
This Beehaw post of useful links seems to maintain a list of apps and their development stages: https://beehaw.org/post/683217