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• Aug 10
Happy to finally launch thumbfeel 🎉
A place where i’ll be putting the creative mobile experiments i’ve been building with expo lately, all in one place.
Check it out: thumbfeel.iamthecode.xyz
Would love to hear what you think 🧡
thumbfeel.iamthecode.xyz
thumbfeel · a tiny mobile interaction studio
thumbfeel is a tiny mobile interaction studio by iamthecode. React Native and Expo apps and the little moments that make them feel alive under your thumb.
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