UNA was built from the premise of mobile first. It does not need an app. It is the app. It does exactly what it was intended to do on a phone or a tablet. In other words, mobile and tablet users do not have to experience a mini desk-top site which requires them to scroll around constantly. And where nothing really fits the screen. Everything on UNA fits perfectly on the screen of every device. Android or iOS. Which required millions of lines of code, by the way.

If somebody wants to rebrand the whole thing and rename it and call it their "app", I would suppose that is a different scenario. Redundant, as well. IMO.

But what do I know? As you can see I am just a lowly raccoon. And to be honest, you should never trust anyone wearing a mask...