#pluralis

if nothing comes up thats ok! i was just wondering cause i need an ios alternative to sp so bAD.

Uhhhh, from what I've seen on tumblr, it's apparently oddly organized(?) and you have to enter your phone password to do anything. It's also fully offline which means no friends

Based off of some reviews, it's very buggy (one person said that they couldn't get beyond the Enter Password screen. Another review said that the app kept deleting their members. A different review stated that deleting Didn't work for them) There's a lack of groups + custom fields

The dev's got a website for their personal blog and projects, no mention of pluralis 🤔 Shrug. Got to it from the app's privacy policy

Overall, it seems very buggy/very early in development. Last update was 2 weeks ago. Released to the app store 2 months ago(?)

I don't think? It's made with genai but I'm unsure, since there's nothing anywhere that has the dev's stance 🤔

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