It’s not released yet, but I think Lemon will be a good app! Note I am pretty biased :-)
this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2023
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Thunder works for my as a android user. Early days though
I am using mlem for iOS. I haven’t tried anything else yet though. (Also, mlem is still in testflight beta, but I think it will be on the app store soon)
Another one using Thunder here.
Purely because it looks and works a lot like Relay for Reddit. Which is the only app that made Reddit usable for me.
I like both Memmy and Liftoff. Memmy is probably best for most people, though.
Using Thunder as of now. I think it gives more features similar to web version or the instance than any other Android lemmy client available right now.
So I have to ask why was this post which asked what is a decent client for Debian removed (per rule #3):
https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/1681507
while at the same time this “What's the best Android/iPhone app for Lemmy?” is not removed? Is it because the moderator created this thread & thus /above the law/, in effect?
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I’m really liking Memmy on iOS. It takes some inspiration from Apollo.