Folks!

[chris@mstdn.chrisalemany.ca]

@votetanille I use Ivory. It has iPhone, iPad and macOS versions. And has a free and one-time price too. Been using it for 3 years.

The mastodon app is getting better but still not exactly intuitive, but I can confirm socialbc.ca does work on it!

Here’s how to use it.

1) In the first screen when you open it. Make sure to hit
“Log In”. You already have a socialbc.ca account.

2) type in socialbc.ca to search for us and tap us when we appear. (Assuming we do!)

3) then use your email and password that you use on socialbc.ca to login.

There is no step 4! I hope!
You rock!
#help #mastodon

[votetanille@socialbc.ca]

@chris baaaaaaammmm instructions for the win!

[chris@mstdn.chrisalemany.ca]

@votetanille woooo!
I should put this on our website!
Thank you for the push!

[anibyl@social.coop]

@votetanille I like Phanpy, even though it's web-based.

[bougiewonderland@freeradical.zone]

@votetanille Toot! (which isn’t the same as Toot) is by far my number 1—and it has the cutest and most fun visuals! Ice Cubes is a close second. Both find my tiny instance without an issue.

The official app, sadly, is universally panned…

Looking forward to seeing more of you!

@tootapp

@IceCubesApp

[acid@weirder.earth]

@votetanille On desktop I use Sengi, because it feels like old Tweetdeck. And on iOS Mona

[votetanille@socialbc.ca]

@acid haha that’s awesome

[routhinator@tenforward.social]

@chris @votetanille I have used Tusky on Android since before the Mastodon app existed and I just have not been able to like the main official app. I can highly recommend it for Android/Linux users

[cynblogger@sfba.social]

@votetanille
I’ve had great experience since 2023 with the iOS app “Toot!”

Bug free, full-featured, easy and intuitive UI. I’ve tried others and found Toot! suits me perfectly.

[captain_jack_sparrow@mastodon.world]

@votetanille

#tusky also works well, I think it's web based but you can have a shortcut on your phone.

https://tusky.app/

[jwcph@helvede.net]

@votetanille FWIW I only use @phanpy in a browser, both on desktop & mobile - I can't think of anything missing, let alone anything I would need to switch for an app to have