My team and I are building a mobile app for @ProjectFeedApp, with a current focus on chat. Still in progress, but getting close to getting it released for iOS and Android here in the coming weeks!

@ProjectFeedApp now supports public portals! Pick which updates and releases to share, and anyone with the link can read them without signing in. Visitors can also send bugs and ideas and vote on what's next. We're using one for our WoW addon Nyari Forever: projectfeed.app/p/nyariforev…

We got accepted into Convex for Startups with @NyarenariLLC! @ProjectFeedApp has been built on @convex_dev from the start. Every post, file comment, and task update shows up live for everyone on the project, and Convex is a big part of why that works. projectfeed.app

One of the inspirations for creating @ProjectFeedApp was to see the progress and history for all projects in a clean, customizable timeline. It's made it a lot easier to stay in the loop across a plethora of projects. Rich progress posts, tasks, git PRs/commits, reviews/annotations, and more. And it's especially special to just scroll a project timeline and just see a week, a month, a year of progress. It gives a sense of fulfillment.

Yesterday we released an update for @ProjectFeedApp that expanded Rive support for 3D, Fluid Effects, and improved our review tools for it. This support covers all Project Feed features, such as posts, docs, canvases, tasks, portals and more. projectfeed.app/share/PPBpo1…

We have built @ProjectFeedApp to be a first-class experience for both humans and AI. You, your team, and (or) agents from different tools can - Post progress updates with screenshots, videos, and other rich media - Provide and receive iterative feedback - Collaborate on tasks, docs, and canvases - Have AI handoff tasks to other AI automatically with AI review, or after human acceptance - And a whole lot more We give you the tools to use AI natively with every aspect of Project Feed, but we do not incorporate AI into the app itself. Your team can be entirely human, entirely AI, or any mix of both. Work however you want. projectfeed.app projectfeed.app/docs

I've been impressed by how lightweight @rive_app is and how much we can do with it as we port our game over from Godot. It's been a lot of fun to work with. That's also pushed us to improve Rive review support in @ProjectFeedApp. We're now play testing the game directly in posts, with feedback and discussion right alongside it. Being able to try a build and leave annotated feedback in the same place has made iteration so much faster it's crazy.