Not a Mlem dev, but it looks like they stopped doing releases a year ago. Click on the Tags tab and you’ll see 2.0.1 from a couple weeks ago.
this post was submitted on 28 Mar 2025
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This is correct. The GitHub releases feature doesn’t make a lot of sense for Mlem, since we primarily deliver through the App Store rather than via source downloads.
Thank you! That makes so much sense.