Our first end-to-end iOS build enters internal testing

A product milestone

We have started internal testing of the first end-to-end LivePost build for iOS. This milestone brings the core pieces of the product into one working experience: capturing media, adding context, building a shared post, and returning to it over time.

LivePost is being built as a Memory OS for captured life. Photos and videos are the starting point, but a memory also includes the people, places, conversations, and perspectives around them. Internal testing lets us evaluate how those pieces work together in everyday use, rather than as separate features.

What the build includes

The current build gives our internal testers a complete path from a moment on their phone to a LivePost that can be shared with someone else.

• Capture photos and videos, then compose them with useful context.
• Create shared LivePosts that can continue to grow through media and conversation.
• Bring supported media from Telegram into the LivePost workflow.
• Share one post link that opens in a browser and can continue inside the LivePost iOS app when the client is installed.

Link behavior is an important part of this test. A recipient should be able to understand a shared post without first installing an app, while the iOS experience remains available for deeper participation.

What internal testing means

This is not a public App Store release. The build is being used by a bounded group of testers so we can find reliability problems, review the complete user journey, and improve the details before access expands.

We are paying particular attention to media handling, privacy and sharing choices, Telegram forwarding, post links, and the continuity between the browser and the iOS app. Feedback from this stage will shape what we make available to Early Adoption participants.

What comes next

Our next work is focused on reliability and clarity: making capture dependable, keeping shared links predictable, and refining the experience around building memory together. As those foundations become ready, we plan to invite more Early Adoption participants in controlled groups.