over the past 2 years, the mobile team has built the Whop app natively for ios and android, making it possible to create, run and grow your business from your phone
our apps let you accept payments with Tap to Pay, issue cards, run ads, livestream and chat. you can track any metric on your home screen with widgets and our mobile SDKs bring similar functionality to other apps
if you wanna join a small but mighty team here in Palo Alto, please DM
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shoutout to @zebra_dev for shipping this.
this builds on tons of infra the iOS team has built over the past two years: our layered module architecture, sync engine, public chat SDK and automated verification on cloud simulators.
Introducing the WhopX app.
> Private group chats gated by verified earnings ($1k/mo, $10k/mo, $100k/mo, $1M/mo)
> No pay-to-enter, access is automatically granted when you cross a revenue milestone
> High signal conversations
> Live earnings rankings
> Private events
BREAKING π¨: Sesame just released HER
> Sesam iOS app is now available in Preview, offering a collection of 4 personal voice agents.
> Sesame Agents are powered by a SOTA real-time voice mode.
> Agents can search the web, manage reminders, and have memory.
> App rollout is gradual and has a whitelist
Nothing stands even close ATM.
@fittedcloset is making clothing resale social again.
way beyond the typical "how much?" DM, followed by a lowball offer.
instead, users actively share, flirt, flex, and have real conversations.
rather than build that chat infrastructure from scratch, Fitted embed @whop's chat functionality directly inside their app
In addition to larger features, my goal is to make π faster and more delightful to use overall, which means upgrading lots of little things across the product. This is a new sidebar weβre now rolling out on iOS. Excited for more details like this.
somebody has tried to directory scan my feature requests backend for my apps since march
I dont store users or data other than the feature requests and random identifiers lol
keep using swiftui.
if your app is running at 10fps, optimize your swiftui views. if you achieved 60fps but you want 120fps, switch to uikit.
if you need advanced gestures, use UIGestureRecognizerRepresentable
I'm aware this is an April fools joke but this is a real sentiment I've seen recently.
I don't really understand why people are abandoning SwiftUI. Is it perfect? No. Should it be better by now? Absolutely. Is it worse than UIKit in most scenarios? No it's often better or easier.