Toot!.app ↙︎↙︎↙︎Oct 22, 2018

It's finally here! v1.0 of Toot! has been officially released on the app store!

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/toot/id1229021451?ls=1&mt=8

For those who have not been in on the beta test already, this is an Mastodon client for iOS, full of character and whimsy. It is multi-instance, multi-account, it is fast, it is comfortable and it is above all a lot of fun!

It has a strong focus on user experience, animation, and attention to detail, as well as being the best client for Mastodon around. Try it now!

‎Toot!

‎Toot! is a client for the Mastodon social network. It is beautiful, and full of character and whimsy. What makes Toot! special? - It is delightful. It is full of beautiful design, animation, amusing details and hidden treasures. - It is fast and robust. It caches data locally to let you read withou…

Show threadZykinoOct 23, 2018

@tootapp
Are the colored branches on the left of comments here to show the responses tree?

It looks really cute ❤️
(Hophully in big threads it wont grow too wide :s)

Show threadToot!.app ↙︎↙︎↙︎Oct 23, 2018
@Zykino It is, yes. And in big trees, it just gets clipped, which isn't wonderful but is arguably better than crowding the text off the screen.
Show threadZykinoOct 23, 2018

@tootapp
Nice 😄

Did you see what #Slide for Reddit is doing?
It indent (2px) each sub comments and have a color code to know how deep the comment is. More practical maybe but less beautiful than your trees.

I wonder if its feasible for the fediverse (comments are sorted by discussions not time).

Anyway I would love to have an equivalent on my Android app of choice: #mastalab
#mastalabsuggestion : showing who respond to who in comments.

Show threadToot!.app ↙︎↙︎↙︎
@Zykino I've never found indentation to be very useful for following a discussion tree. It works fine while going into a branch, but once you read further, you completely lose track of what is replying to what. The point of the subway map lines is to make it easier to backtrack and finding parent posts.
Oct 23, 2018 at 10:20amWeb
Show threadZykinoOct 23, 2018

@tootapp
At least it's better than no differentiations at all (I hate hollowing discussions in forums)

If I had an Apple device I would test your app just to try this and feel what works best for me. 😁