images fixed (inlining HTTP images doesn't work anymore; broken image retrieved via Wayback Machine); for more info, see https://gist.github.com/Glorfindel83/9d954d34385d2ac2597bbe864466259f

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Glorfindel ♦

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Six to Eight no longer functions, and has been discontinued.

This is due to the shutdown of the v1 SE API. Given that SE has now developed their own iOS client, I don't see myself updating Six to Eight as an iOS app in the future.

The rest of this page remains for historical interest

Six to Eight (sixtoeightapp.com), an iOS Stack Exchange client.

Why not download now? It's entirely free, and recently updated to v1.2!

Version 1.2 has just been released, with crash fixes on iOS 6 and iPhone 5 support. Look out for a much improved version in the new year!

A pocket sized client, for you to track your activity and get answers to those niggly, "need an answer right now" problems. Full browsing, searching, statistics and user tracking.

Bug reports: I hope you're not having any problems, but if you are, please see the bug reporting answer to this question. You can also see my bug analysis and advice to other app authors.

Screenshots:

http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-1.png http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-2.png http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-3.png

###License & download.

Available now from the iTunes App Store for the princely sum of $0.00. In GBP, that's £0.00, and in Mauritanian Ouguiya, it's أوقية‎0.00!

###Platform

iOS 4.3 devices.

###Contact

I'd love feedback here, or by email (my site is http://www.archgrove.co.uk, email adamw@).

###Code

Objective-C, using my own API wrapper (focused on easy UI concurrency and state caching/update). As of 2010-07-23, you can get big chunks of code from the open source page. I'm also writing a few blog posts that new API users might find useful.

Six to Eight no longer functions, and has been discontinued.

This is due to the shutdown of the v1 SE API. Given that SE has now developed their own iOS client, I don't see myself updating Six to Eight as an iOS app in the future.

The rest of this page remains for historical interest

Six to Eight (sixtoeightapp.com), an iOS Stack Exchange client.

Why not download now? It's entirely free, and recently updated to v1.2!

Version 1.2 has just been released, with crash fixes on iOS 6 and iPhone 5 support. Look out for a much improved version in the new year!

A pocket sized client, for you to track your activity and get answers to those niggly, "need an answer right now" problems. Full browsing, searching, statistics and user tracking.

Bug reports: I hope you're not having any problems, but if you are, please see the bug reporting answer to this question. You can also see my bug analysis and advice to other app authors.

Screenshots:

http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-1.png http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-2.png http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-3.png

###License & download.

Available now from the iTunes App Store for the princely sum of $0.00. In GBP, that's £0.00, and in Mauritanian Ouguiya, it's أوقية‎0.00!

###Platform

iOS 4.3 devices.

###Contact

I'd love feedback here, or by email (my site is http://www.archgrove.co.uk, email adamw@).

###Code

Objective-C, using my own API wrapper (focused on easy UI concurrency and state caching/update). As of 2010-07-23, you can get big chunks of code from the open source page. I'm also writing a few blog posts that new API users might find useful.

Six to Eight no longer functions, and has been discontinued.

This is due to the shutdown of the v1 SE API. Given that SE has now developed their own iOS client, I don't see myself updating Six to Eight as an iOS app in the future.

The rest of this page remains for historical interest

Six to Eight (sixtoeightapp.com), an iOS Stack Exchange client.

Why not download now? It's entirely free, and recently updated to v1.2!

Version 1.2 has just been released, with crash fixes on iOS 6 and iPhone 5 support. Look out for a much improved version in the new year!

A pocket sized client, for you to track your activity and get answers to those niggly, "need an answer right now" problems. Full browsing, searching, statistics and user tracking.

Bug reports: I hope you're not having any problems, but if you are, please see the bug reporting answer to this question. You can also see my bug analysis and advice to other app authors.

Screenshots:

###License & download.

Available now from the iTunes App Store for the princely sum of $0.00. In GBP, that's £0.00, and in Mauritanian Ouguiya, it's أوقية‎0.00!

###Platform

iOS 4.3 devices.

###Contact

I'd love feedback here, or by email (my site is http://www.archgrove.co.uk, email adamw@).

###Code

Objective-C, using my own API wrapper (focused on easy UI concurrency and state caching/update). As of 2010-07-23, you can get big chunks of code from the open source page. I'm also writing a few blog posts that new API users might find useful.

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Brock Adams

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OBSOLETE - Six to Eight: An iPhone client (discontinued)

replaced http://stackapps.com/ with https://stackapps.com/

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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:25

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Six to Eight no longer functions, and has been discontinued.

This is due to the shutdown of the v1 SE API. Given that SE has now developed their own iOS client, I don't see myself updating Six to Eight as an iOS app in the future.

The rest of this page remains for historical interest

Six to Eight (sixtoeightapp.com), an iOS Stack Exchange client.

Why not download now? It's entirely free, and recently updated to v1.2!

Version 1.2 has just been released, with crash fixes on iOS 6 and iPhone 5 support. Look out for a much improved version in the new year!

A pocket sized client, for you to track your activity and get answers to those niggly, "need an answer right now" problems. Full browsing, searching, statistics and user tracking.

Bug reports: I hope you're not having any problems, but if you are, please see the bug reporting answer the bug reporting answer to this question. You can also see my bug analysis and advice to other app authors.

Screenshots:

http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-1.png http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-2.png http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-3.png

###License & download.

Available now from the iTunes App Store for the princely sum of $0.00. In GBP, that's £0.00, and in Mauritanian Ouguiya, it's أوقية‎0.00!

###Platform

iOS 4.3 devices.

###Contact

I'd love feedback here, or by email (my site is http://www.archgrove.co.uk, email adamw@).

###Code

Objective-C, using my own API wrapper (focused on easy UI concurrency and state caching/update). As of 2010-07-23, you can get big chunks of code from the open source page. I'm also writing a few blog posts that new API users might find useful.

Six to Eight no longer functions, and has been discontinued.

This is due to the shutdown of the v1 SE API. Given that SE has now developed their own iOS client, I don't see myself updating Six to Eight as an iOS app in the future.

The rest of this page remains for historical interest

Six to Eight (sixtoeightapp.com), an iOS Stack Exchange client.

Why not download now? It's entirely free, and recently updated to v1.2!

Version 1.2 has just been released, with crash fixes on iOS 6 and iPhone 5 support. Look out for a much improved version in the new year!

A pocket sized client, for you to track your activity and get answers to those niggly, "need an answer right now" problems. Full browsing, searching, statistics and user tracking.

Bug reports: I hope you're not having any problems, but if you are, please see the bug reporting answer to this question. You can also see my bug analysis and advice to other app authors.

Screenshots:

http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-1.png http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-2.png http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-3.png

###License & download.

Available now from the iTunes App Store for the princely sum of $0.00. In GBP, that's £0.00, and in Mauritanian Ouguiya, it's أوقية‎0.00!

###Platform

iOS 4.3 devices.

###Contact

I'd love feedback here, or by email (my site is http://www.archgrove.co.uk, email adamw@).

###Code

Objective-C, using my own API wrapper (focused on easy UI concurrency and state caching/update). As of 2010-07-23, you can get big chunks of code from the open source page. I'm also writing a few blog posts that new API users might find useful.

Six to Eight no longer functions, and has been discontinued.

This is due to the shutdown of the v1 SE API. Given that SE has now developed their own iOS client, I don't see myself updating Six to Eight as an iOS app in the future.

The rest of this page remains for historical interest

Six to Eight (sixtoeightapp.com), an iOS Stack Exchange client.

Why not download now? It's entirely free, and recently updated to v1.2!

Version 1.2 has just been released, with crash fixes on iOS 6 and iPhone 5 support. Look out for a much improved version in the new year!

A pocket sized client, for you to track your activity and get answers to those niggly, "need an answer right now" problems. Full browsing, searching, statistics and user tracking.

Bug reports: I hope you're not having any problems, but if you are, please see the bug reporting answer to this question. You can also see my bug analysis and advice to other app authors.

Screenshots:

http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-1.png http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-2.png http://www.sixtoeightapp.com/media/screenshot-3.png

###License & download.

Available now from the iTunes App Store for the princely sum of $0.00. In GBP, that's £0.00, and in Mauritanian Ouguiya, it's أوقية‎0.00!

###Platform

iOS 4.3 devices.

###Contact

I'd love feedback here, or by email (my site is http://www.archgrove.co.uk, email adamw@).

###Code

Objective-C, using my own API wrapper (focused on easy UI concurrency and state caching/update). As of 2010-07-23, you can get big chunks of code from the open source page. I'm also writing a few blog posts that new API users might find useful.