- cross-posted to:
- technology@lemmy.zip
- cross-posted to:
- technology@lemmy.zip
Hi everyone,
I am the indie developer behind SoraSNS (a Fediverse and Bluesky client featured by Tech Crunch twice).
I just started working on a modern and futuristic styled Lemmy client. It will have a modern UI and equal features as the alien blue app.
Some features I am planning include:
- all features like alien blue app (you know which app I am referring to)
- a better notification interface so you can see the thread the message belongs to
- auto translation feature
- bookmark folders
- folders to organized your subscribed communities
- a discovery feed for most popular posts from your subscribed communities and followed persons
- watch a post and receive notifications about new comments
- scroll horizontally to switch to previous or next post in the list
- Home Screen widget to automatically show top news, refreshed automatically several times a day
- Filters for posts and comments based on activity, follow status
The image I attached is obviously the build 0. The target release date is around the first week of May.
If you are interested, please subscribe to the community to receive updates and TestFlight:
My other apps: SoraSNS for Mastodon Misskey Bluesky, with local ML powered For You timeline: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sorasns-for-mastodon-bluesky/id6450969760
Thank you in advance!
Looks great!
Thank you! ❤️ Please do feel free to subscribe to the community so you can try it firsthand before release.
Could you maybe consider another instance than LW for your community? LW is too large at the moment, and has 3 days issues with some instances: https://lemmy.world/post/27146072?scrollToComments=true
Lemmy.zip is very well managed: https://lemmy.zip/post/33065677?scrollToComments=true
Good idea! I will create a community there too and update my post to add that link. Thank you for the heads up!
Might I also recommend that you close the LW community and redirect it to the zip one? Having discussion split across two identical communities is generally detrimental to discussion.
Typical procedure is as follows:
Amazing, thanks !