Ayapo – A Browser with Social Features (Built with Replyke)
Ayapo – A Browser with Social Features (Built with Replyke)
Hi HN, I’ve built a new browser that adds a social layer to the web. Every website can be upvoted, downvoted, or commented on, making it easier to gauge trustworthiness or discover niche sites, like back in the days. The home feed works like Reddit, letting users explore websites sorted by hot, top, new or controversial. The idea came from wanting to make the web more transparent and also exciting again. Technically, I built Ayapo using Replyke, which is a service I created to simplify building social apps for React & React Native. Replyke handled all the core features like feeds, comments, votes, in-app notifications, bookmarks and user management, letting me focus on what makes Ayapo unique and also on the UI. Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback. That said - Replyke is my main focus - Ayapo is simply a showcase of what Replyke can do. I plan to onboard some first developers to try out Replyke in a few weeks. If you think you can find use to the system I'd appreciate a sign up in the form I've setup over here so I can get in touch https://replyke.com To be clear, Replyke work perfectly fine and securely even if you already have user system in place, and just want to add the social features. App Store download: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ayapo-social-browser/id6738983... Google Play download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.replyke.ay...
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