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I’ve been building nook., an independent messaging app for iOS and Android, and I’d love some honest feedback from people outside my own circle. The idea is simple: chat is great for conversations, but useful things tend to get buried in the history. So every nook. space has two views: Chat and Canvas. Chat works like a normal messaging app, with messages, replies, reactions, photos, GIFs, voice notes, stickers and calls. Canvas is a shared wall where everyone can pin messages, leave notes, add photos, draw, create checklists and arrange everything freely. It’s a place for things you want to keep visible instead of scrolling back through hundreds of messages to find them. I imagined friends using it to plan a trip, couples keeping little memories in one place, or families sharing everyday things. I’ve built the app from scratch, including the UI, animations and real-time features. It’s grown much bigger than I initially planned, and I’m now trying to figure out whether the central idea is genuinely useful to other people. The thing I’m most curious about: Would you actually use a shared canvas alongside your chats, or would you end up using chat alone? I’m happy to answer any questions about how it works or why I built it, and I’d appreciate any honest feedback. nook. is currently in TestFlight, and I can share access with anyone who wants to give it a try. Thanks!   submitted by   /u/Big-Inevitable-9407 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/17 15:43:53