Our open-source work is now backed by @amazon! 🚀
I’m excited to share — Amazon is now sponsoring OpenIAP, joining @Meta in supporting react-native-iap, expo-iap, and the broader open IAP stack.
This means a lot after years of building IAP across App Store, Play, and now Amazon
3,300+ public GitHub dependents across OpenIAP libraries.
Folo. Linkwarden. Notesnook. Standard Notes.
Seeing what people build with your open-source work never gets old ❤️
Just updated the showcase. Thank you to every builder & contributor.
Your app next? 👇
Honored to be listed on AWS’s GitHub Sponsors page. 🙏
I maintain OpenIAP, an open-source project backed by Meta and Amazon, building a shared standard for in-app purchases across platforms.
Small moment, big motivation.
#OpenSource#OpenIAP#AWS
Maybe it's just me, but work asks for more focus each year and dating loses the hours.
So I built what I kept imagining: an agent that dates for me and tells me how it went.
Not sure it's needed. Sharing anyway:
merry-bass-190.convex.site/watch@convex@OpenAI@firecrawl@agentmail
I went looking for community resources about the OpenIAP ecosystem —
and honestly, I was moved by how much is out there.
33 articles, videos, and posts in English, some going back to 2019.
Developers teaching each other react-native-iap, expo-iap,
flutter_inapp_purchase —