Serey is now on Ubuntu Touch, built on Lomiri, and live in the OpenStore. The app supports convergence, so the same session can move from a phone screen to a desktop layout when you plug into a monitor.
That means you can read on your phone during the day, then write a full article in the evening with a keyboard. Same session. No switching devices or copying drafts between apps.
Why Ubuntu Touch
We built for Ubuntu Touch because it comes from a familiar place. The system is not controlled by Google or Apple. It is maintained by a community rather than a single company. That matches how we think about publishing tools.
Our frontend is open source, and we will keep building for open tools. Ubuntu Touch and the OpenStore are one more place where that work can reach people who already choose that stack.
Where to get it
The app is available in the OpenStore. You can find it here: https://open-store.io/app/serey.serey-io/.
