It is not, currently. Still figuring out if I want to open or close source this ala Apollo. Hoping to have the licensing figured out over the next few weeks.
That’s precisely my goal - to make Lemmy as easy and as fun to use as Reddit is/was with great apps like Apollo! :) I hope to do a small part in helping Lemmy to grow 🤞
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/116554
> Hello community! 👋
>
> I wanted to drop a short announcement: I'm building an iOS client for lemmy, named **Lemon** 🍋!
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> It is still very much in early development, only having one week of dev time so far. I'm not yet ready for users (unless you want a lot of bugs 😅).
>
> I'll be sharing some development logs throughout the journey. Consider this the first of (hopefully many) entries!
>
> **Story time:**
>
> For years, I was an avid user of [Apollo for Reddit](http://apolloapp.io). I was an "ultra subscriber" and occasional donor, since I loved the app and [Christian Selig](https://twitter.com/ChristianSelig) was such a kind and engaged developer. He managed to build both an inspiring app and community.
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> I was heartbroken when I learned Apollo would shut down due to Reddit's API changes.
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> Lemon for Lemmy as an homage to Apollo and is greatly inspired by his amazing work (Thank you, Christian!)
>
> **Features**
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> Some of the currently-working features are:
> - 🔒 Logging in and registering (including instance search + information browsing such as user count, location, accepting memberships, etc!)
> - 💡 Light and Dark modes
> - 🔼 Upvoting / downvoting posts with optimistic updates and rollbacks (including swipe to vote!)
> - 🚀 highly performant feed with infinite scroll
> - 📚 persistent cache to read while you're offline
>
> My goal is to make this a fully featured Lemmy client for iOS, and hopefully one day as good as Apollo is/was!
>
> That's all for now. Here's some screenshots. Until next time!
>
> ![Dark Lemon](https://i.postimg.cc/ZR2pfP7Z/Lemon-for-Lemmy-dark.png)
> ![Light Lemon](https://i.postimg.cc/KjTLCKwT/Lemon-for-Lemmy-light.png)
>
I kind of agree. Hard to take too seriously with that kind of verbiage.