Welcome to Lemma - Your New Favourite App!
I’m thrilled to introduce the very first public release of Lemma on TestFlight. Get ready to experience a whole new level of browsing the fediverse!
🌟 Key Features 🌟
- Super-charged Media Viewer
- Powerful Markdown Editor
- Effective Search
🔥 Why You’ll Love Lemma 🔥
- Fully Customisable
- Swipe Gestures
- Multiple Accounts
- Cross-post Support
- Share as Image
- ‘Open in Lemma’ Safari Extension
- Private messaging
📣 Join The Community 📣
I would love to hear from you! Join our growing community of users to share your feedback, ideas, and suggestions. Together, we’ll make Lemma even better.
💡 How to Get Started 💡
- Download TestFlight from the App Store if you haven’t already.
- Follow this link to find Lemma in TestFlight.
- Tap the “Install” button to get early access to Lemma.
- Explore the app, try out its features, and let me know what you think.
🤝 Feedback & Support 🤝
Your feedback is invaluable to me. If you encounter any issues, have suggestions, or just want to say hello, please reach out to the Lemma community (!lemma@lemmy.world). Thank you for being a part of our journey. Together, we’ll shape the future of Lemma. Get ready to experience something amazing!
🍺 Buy Me a Beer 🍺
I’m building Lemma as a side project in my free time. If you’re enjoying Lemma and would like to say an extra thank you, you can buy me a beer ❤️
📌 Note: This is a TestFlight release, so your feedback will help me fine-tune the app for its official launch.
Right, but it’s claimed to be a “from the ground up” build, where it’s an almost carbon copy. At least Vitager claimed to be trying to clone Apollo.
OP is just saying that it’s not a fork of an existing codebase. It’s all new code.
But yeah, the UX is a shameless Apollo clone.
Although Mlem, Avelon, Lemmios, and Memmy are all a little shameless about ripping off various Apollo patterns. A lot of the iOS Lemmy developers aren’t taking the time to think about what lemmy-specific UX problems need to be solved. All the iOS lemmy apps are feeling like Gru’s Minons. All super similar, but with slight variations.
It can still be built from the ground up but still uses the same design. If it’s a native app written in Swift not a PWA like Voyager I’d say that from the ground up still applies. Because you still need to code everything from scratch.