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Jerboa for Android, mlem for iOS, but they're still in early stages.
I haven't actually used Lemmy on mobile yet, but if its true that it works fine on mobile - damn, that's super relevant.
90% of webpage views are through mobile or tablet devices. Laptops and desktops are the minority, and responsive @media classes are vital. Having a mobile-friendly design is critical for daily usability. Modern front-end webdevs design mobile-first.
And yet, shockingly, too many providers just don't make it a priority. If the webpage is the way they reach users, then sure (Wikipedia looks slick on mobile). But the second they have an app, god, they really don't care if their web-experience goes to shit or decays into redundancy.
I'm using Jerboa right now, and it feels comfortably similar to Sync. We'll see how things progress though!