Hell yeah! He had commented about it on one of his posts announcing the API pricing would kill his app, but the way it was phrased made me think he wasn't actually going to bother trying to adapt the app to Lemmy.

That's fantastic news - we have over 300K users already, we have communities getting more and more active. The single thing holding us back at the moment is the UI, which is sometimes confusing or glitchy for new users.

But these folks have years of experience adapting Reddit into an easy and powerful UI. They can make it happen for Lemmy, and that's really transformative.

Imagine just telling your friend "yeah download Sync and create an account" rather than explaining what Lemmy is, what an instance is, how to navigate to new communities, how to find communities in other instances, how to navigate to Kbin magazines, and so on