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Mlem for Lemmy
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Don’t think so mate. It’s full. People have been asking and yeh, no luck. Try this https://testflight.apple.com/join/6jaRU6rD
It’s Memmy. Still in beta. But it works!
Honestly side by side, I just installed memmy and I like it more. Can open photos. Save and share. Swipe to vote works
It’ll be cool to see the two evolve
Also been using it. Has good search and ability to sub to instances easily. For a hardcore Apollo user, it seems to scratch the itch.
The Memmy developer seems to be releasing about one update a day with lots of bug squashes and quality of life updates. Mlem just pushed a new update and it had a good amount of updates as well. Seems like the developers may have different approaches (quick releases vs larger / slower releases).
Either way it’s exciting how much better both apps have gotten in such a short period of time.