Joe Fabisevich 
Just submitted Plinky 2.0 to the App Store, and I think people are really going to like this update. Part of the Plinky promise is that Plinky should be a home for *your* links, and Plinky 2.0 unlocks a whole lot of customization to deliver on that promise. ☺️
Alfonso Betancort@mergesort I think I will keep using pinboard.in
@abetancort I'm very picky about what apps I use so I definitely think you should use the product that's best for you, regardless of whether that's my app or not. Always appreciate well thought out feedback!
Spencer@mergesort Any plans to bring Plinky to Android?
Just looked at the App store link and it looks interesting.
@spencersb Not in the foreseeable future. I'm an indie developer working by myself, and maintaining a whole other app would unfortunately mean not being able to work nearly as fast to build the product and product line I'm really envisioning. I do have it in the back of my mind to explore using https://skip.tools next year to bring the iOS app to Android, but it's going to take some time and will be a real commitment so I can't make any promises on that front.
@mergesort Completely understandable! Either way I'll follow along with the journey.
Saw you were migrating to Threads more so I followed you there as well to keep up with development.
@spencersb Thanks a lot, I appreciate it! I'm posting more on Threads in general but am trying to keep my indie development-related posts here because the developer community here is pretty good. I just didn't find a lot of interest from people when I would post about my other interests like sports or making silly jokes, so I moved most of that to Threads.