Question 1

How do I add custom sounds to Kakapo native?

Accepted Answer

You need to modify the source code by adding new audio files to the project and updating the state management in Redux and RxJS, as the README doesn't provide a built-in method for sound customization.

Question 2

Kakapo native vs Noisli: which is better for ambient sounds?

Accepted Answer

Kakapo native is open-source and free, ideal for developers who want to customize or learn from the code, while Noisli is a commercial app with more polished features, cross-platform support including web, and regular updates.

Question 3

Does Kakapo native work offline?

Accepted Answer

The README doesn't specify offline functionality; audio files are likely bundled with the app, but you should check the code or app store descriptions for details on internet requirements.

Question 4

How to build Kakapo native from source for testing?

Accepted Answer

Clone the repository, run npm install to install dependencies, and use npm start for iOS or npm start -- --platform=android for Android, following the setup instructions in the README.

Question 5

Is Kakapo native still actively maintained?

Accepted Answer

Check the GitHub repository for recent commits or issues; the README doesn't indicate maintenance status, so it might be a legacy project with potential stagnation.

Question 6

Can I use Kakapo native on desktop computers?

Accepted Answer

No, Kakapo native is built for mobile with React Native, but the README mentions a separate Kakapo for Desktop & Web project for cross-platform use beyond iOS and Android.

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