v1.0.2 build 81 is live on both AppStores! We’ve optimised some auth flow to make did:pic faster. Lots of the previous lag was waiting for auth sessions to refresh. The OAuth session timeframes AT Protocol supplies are terrible so we’ve come up with a workaround and it seems to be working well!
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did:pic is now published and live for both iOS and Android! 😊 apps.apple.com/us/app/did-p... play.google.com/store/apps/d...
We’re live on the Google Play Store for Android! 🤖 We’re still fighting the Apple AppStore review team, but hopefully they’ll come around soon! 😬
did:pic - Apps on Google Play
A chronological photo feed. Just the people you follow. Nothing else.
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Alright! It’s time to battle the Google Play Store and Apple AppStore review team overlords to get did:pic live. Wish us luck!
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Android is now live for open testing on the Google Play Store! Get amongst it!
did:pic@didpic.app · 2mo agoWe’re entering open testing. At the moment iOS is ready to go, we’re just waiting on Google to review and approve testing. Stay tuned. We can’t promise did:pic will be fault free during testing but we’re working heavily on getting it to that point! Visit the link below to get started!
We’re entering open testing. At the moment iOS is ready to go, we’re just waiting on Google to review and approve testing. Stay tuned. We can’t promise did:pic will be fault free during testing but we’re working heavily on getting it to that point! Visit the link below to get started!
did:pic — just photos, just friends
An old-school photo feed. Chronological. No reels, no shop, no algorithm. Built on the open AT Protocol so your photos and follows belong to you.
didpic.app
There was a time when photo sharing apps were simpler. You picked a photo, added a caption, and hit post. Your chronological feed simply showed you others photos and you could just like and leave a comment. We're trying to bring that back and we're building it on the AT Protocol.
