@Beto - feel free to remove this if you feel like it doesn’t belong.
Also full disclosure, I am in no way affiliated with this app other than I just discovered it.
Anyway I was looking around for mobile Lemmy clients since mobile is how I always interacted with Reddit. Seems like it’s slim pickings for now for fairly obvious reasons, but I stumbled onto Mlem. It’s pretty bare bones at the moment, but it seems to have the core feature set. It also looks pretty nice. If you’re on iOS and are looking for a mobile Lemmy client, it may be worthwhile to check it out.
I’m trying to use lemmy as a home screen web app (the save to home thing in iOS Safari). Let’s see how that goes. With the latest iOS web app functionality (like notifications) we might have gotten to a place where this is a viable option. Maybe lemmy goes that way. 🤞