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I've got two for Lemmy.
mlem is currently being developed for iOS with around ~20 contributors. It's in early open beta, and I'm psyched because there's supposed to be a massive update between now and tomorrow.
memmy for iOS looks promising. Really intuitive 'swipe to upvote/downvote/reply' feature and browses similarly to Apollo. It's very barebones right now, the project is just a few days old and there's one developer (as far as I know).
Same here. I bounce between the two comparing them though Iโve been using memmy more.
Both are solid, if very early, apps.
How do you downvote on memmy?
I'm not a Memmy user but on wefwef there's no downvote button, you have to swipe beyond upvote to do so. Maybe it's similar to Memmy that way.
I don't do mastodon anymore but I have seen that the megalodon app is supposed to be great
Lemmy has been the best fit for me so far, and tbh the Firefox browser experience has been way better than Jerboa. Following links to other instances still isn't intuitive, but i couldn't figure out how to do it at all on the app.
I'm not yet using Jerboa for Lemmy, it always gives timeout when I liking or posting on lemmyworld. May be becaues I'm in southeast asia and lemmyworld on germany, the latency goes beyond what jerboa tolerate. :(
As for mastodon-like service (I'm rarely use mastodon account but use other server app instead), I use Subway Tooter. It is packed with useful features.
As for search and quote post, it is hot debate among mastodon community but other apps like pleroma, akkoma, calckey, misskey implement it without too much fuss. You should check them. Especially calckey and misskey. Their features and ui is neat.
Been using Liftoff for Lemmy and it's great. It's available on ios, android, windows, and Linux.