Multiple app catalog relays are already supported in the new app. The UI is missing so we'll call it an Easter Egg for now, but if you publish a 10067 event to Purplepages (or Zapstore relay) and restart it will pick it up. nak req -k 10067 -l 1 purplepag.es Relays must be app catalogs. The only one I'm aware for now is relay.zapstore.dev, the default. Stay tuned, management UI and more compatible relays coming soon. GM!

From no twitter to opening a twitter account, I am going in the opposite direction than most of you 😅 If you're still on there, can you follow `@zapstore_`? 🙏 we really need to spread the word. Repost, like and subscribe. PS: the engagement on my last tweet has been insane lmao

Thank you all for your feedback! This is a release candidate so new feature requests will be ignored for now - only ze bugs will be taken into account. And probably nothing will get done in the next 10 days or so. That said keep the feedback coming, I'll get to all of it 🫂 View quoted note →

🚀 Zapstore 1.0 release candidate is finally out! A completely new app with too many features to list here, available for anyone to test. Get it on Zapstore or see our latest release on Github. It will install as a separate app until it comes out of beta/release candidate state. Expect bugs and please report them on our Signal group. Merry Christmas! 🎅🎄

Want to link from Google’s app store to your app? That’ll be $2–4 per install "While it isn’t collecting fees yet, Google says it will charge developers $2.85 for every app and $3.65 for every game a user installs within 24 hours of clicking a link that takes you outside Google’s app store to download them outside the Google ecosystem. Plus, it’ll take a 20 percent cut of any in-app purchases and 10 percent of any auto-renewing subscriptions. Apps still need to be submitted to Google for review, use a Google API to track them, and developers have to report all transactions (including $0 free trials) if they want to participate."

The Verge

Want to link from Google’s app store to your app? That’ll be $2–4 per install

Epic claims it’ll fight the fees.

And here is the dialog for relay-indexed apps. I want to emphasize that indexing apps doesn't mean *building* them, so behavior is more like Obtainium and less like F-Droid.

Latest iteration of the trust dialog, incorporating months of feedback. I'm liking it.

Zapstore 1.0 getting closer! We got a demanding bunch of alpha testers... never satisfied 😅