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| Company | 2019 | — |
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Storyly is a lightweight SDK, bringing story format to your mobile applications. Since social media giants introduced stories a few years ago, there has been a huge "story" trend. Storyly makes this a reality for any mobile app. You can make use of stories’ bite-sized structure for content...
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