Strategic Update on Mobile Application and Predict Integration

Mefai frontend is expertly built using React and possesses fully mobile compatible web pages. During the initial architectural phase of Mefai all services and data sources were designed to be mobile compliant from day one. This technical foundation demonstrates just how seamless our eventual transition to mobile platforms will be. We have previously shared visuals from the mobile application and since there are no in app advertisements or direct payment requirements there will be no obstacles with application store listings.

However we are currently witnessing a significant interest in the prediction market sector from the high profile platform we are targeting. Our unique structure which allows anyone to create a market attracts serious attention from major players. While Mefai was originally positioned solely as an artificial intelligence project we are now elevating the project by deeply integrating this prediction capability.

To focus entirely on this opportunity we are moving our demo page access to a dedicated separate platform with a new server infrastructure to continue the construction process there. This prediction application is currently vital for our future success so we have allocated the entire team to this specific task. Since all existing Mefai ecosystem projects are already fully web compatible and the iOS and Android landing pages are already prepared we have decided to strategically postpone the release of the native mobile applications. The prediction market frontend utilizes Graph and React which means Mefai will eventually be transported to mobile with all its working applications intact.

This decision should never be viewed as a negative development. This postponement is essential because the prediction market currently attracts the most attention and holds the potential to fully realize the ultimate Mefai dream. It is a known fact in software development that a React based mobile compatible site can be rapidly transformed into a native mobile application when the time is right. This is not a suspension of the mobile project but rather a strategic postponement for a much greater purpose.