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@NeerajCodz NeerajCodz released this 05 Oct 16:47
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Finapp v1.2.0

This release brings people discovery, public profiles, and direct messaging to web and mobile, with refreshed public landing and authentication experiences.

Changelog

People and profiles

  • Discover people by username; send, review, and cancel friend requests.
  • See friend suggestions with mutual-friend counts and recent conversations in the People workspace.
  • Open canonical @username profiles across web and mobile. Public profiles expose safe identity fields; shared-group activity is shown only when both people are active members.
  • Legacy web profile links redirect to the canonical profile route.

Direct messaging

  • Start private conversations with accepted friends and view conversation previews.
  • Use dedicated chat screens with image attachments, live typing/presence, participant-scoped read receipts, and message reactions.
  • Each participant has one reaction per message: selecting the same reaction removes it; selecting another replaces it.
  • Privacy settings can hide active status; hidden status also hides typing indicators.

Experience and reliability

  • Refresh the public welcome and authentication surfaces with responsive layouts and interactive coin branding.
  • Add responsive People, profile, and message empty states across web and mobile.
  • Fall back to the user's initials when a native avatar image fails to load.

Android APKs

Production direct-install APKs for each Android ABI, plus a universal APK:

Asset ABI
Finapp-v1.2.0-armeabi-v7a.apk 32-bit ARM
Finapp-v1.2.0-arm64-v8a.apk 64-bit ARM
Finapp-v1.2.0-x86.apk 32-bit x86
Finapp-v1.2.0-x86_64.apk 64-bit x86
Finapp-v1.2.0-universal.apk All four ABIs
SHA256SUMS.txt SHA-256 checksums for all APKs

Use the ABI-specific APK for a matching device, or the universal APK if its architecture is unknown. These EAS internal-distribution APKs are direct-install artifacts, not a Play Store bundle; they use the project's EAS-managed Android signing credentials. All five APKs are signed with the same release certificate as v1.1.5, so existing installs can update without uninstalling.