What's the best advice for native app requests?

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@nolo

There’s the official Discourse app for mobile. It’s actually a hub , it let’s you sign in to various Discourse instances and enables push notifications for those on your mobile device. You’ll browse the actual sites using the mobile web version:

@nexo was able to do something unique with his Discourse instance (Quemuse).

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@nolo

It seems to be out of active development, please correct me if I’m wrong

It appears to have been suddenly abandoned, yes.

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Fig - Native Discourse client for iOS

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@nolo

if you don’t have an app already, see the first advice and put just a part of your prospective app budget into polishing the web version for mobile

The ultimate question though: How do you make your web application feel individually “native” to the platform(s) you’re putting it on?

@Falco

However, it appears to be coming to iOS 16 or later.

I believe it’s arriving even earlier than that.
https://9to5mac.com/2022/01/31/ios-15-4-hints-at-ar-vr-headset-support-and-push-notifications-coming-to-web-apps/