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No apollo app no reddit. I agree the UI/UX is problematic but the native reddit ad filled app is way worse. Lemmy both has lots of room to still improve the experience but its build well enough already to actually function and people to be here.
Its also open source, decentralized, possible to self host. Aka owned by the people rather then corpos. All those things for the new homepage of the internet? I can only get so errect.
Memmy is starting to look like it could be an Apollo for Lemmy soon.
I literally just download it. Your reply is my first notification on it. 🐭
+1 For Memmy. App looks promising.
I have looked into it but since they want me to "build" it and it seems to involve typing a bunch of code I don't understand I'm less keen on it.
Hopefully there will be a straight up app sooner rather than later, and I can download that.
go to the Github and there is a link to join the TestFlight.
If you're on iOS you can join the testflight on the github to use the app already.
On android, you need to build it yourself for now, or wait (a few weeks probably?) until it's fully released on the playstore.
You're (understandably) misunderstanding how github works. The code is there for people to review if they want to, but you can just download the finished product. Are you on android or IOS?
https://wefwef.app has an identical UI to apollo
I am quite happy trying memmy now but its really cool how smooth wefwef feels for working inside a web browser.
Ikr! And if you "install" the PWA it works even better, i never expected a web app to be this good (but this says more about lazy web app developers)