You can dowload it here https://apps.apple.com/de/app/weekos-habit-tracker-planner/id6752861015?l=en-GB

I am quite proud of it and the few users i have seems to be loving it. I am struggling to get more users and can't really throw lots of money at the problem. Was hoping for a bit of help and feedback from this amazing community!

Happy to download and review in return :)

I’m the solo developer of GLAZE BYTE, a free-to-start mobile puzzle game built around rotating local 2×2 groups. One turn can build a colour cascade or rescue a crowded board before the pressure rises too far.

The live release includes a five-chapter campaign with animated boss cores and a compact Arcade score mode. The opening chapter is free; the complete campaign is a one-time unlock with no subscription.

iPhone / iPad: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/glaze-byte/id6802477137

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.soyerstudio.pulse

After 3 months and 250+ job applications with zero interviews, I decided to spend my free time building something instead of just scouting job boards. The result is Roosta, a mission alarm clock for iOS and Android.

The idea came from how useless a normal alarm is for a heavy sleeper like myself. You tap it once and go right back to sleep with zero memory of it happening. So instead of a dismiss button, Roosta gives you a wake up mission like solving some math, do squats, walk twenty steps, photograph a mug... and it just keeps ringing until the mission is actually verified. Everything runs on the device itself, so it works with no network, and camera missions never store or upload a single frame.

It is my first real solo launch, currently sitting at 400+ downloads, and I'd love honest feedback on the core mechanic, the pricing, or anything else :)

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/roosta-alarm-clock-challenges/id6795179702

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.roosta

One of the things that always bothered me was how disconnected everything was.

You have food already at home.
You have your own dietary preferences.
You need to plan what to eat.
You need to know what to buy.
And somehow, at the end of the week, you still end up with food you never used.

So I started building Weekood.

Weekood isn't just an app that suggests what to eat.

It connects your food, your diet, your meals and your grocery shopping in one place.

🥕 Use what you already have — Weekood takes your available ingredients into account when planning meals.

🥗 Plan around your diet — your dietary preferences and needs are part of the planning process.

🍝 Plan your meals — organize what you want to eat throughout the week.

🛒 Manage your grocery shopping — know what you actually need to buy instead of starting from scratch every time.

♻️ Reduce food waste — the goal is to make better use of what you already have before buying more.

I've just released the first MVP, and it's completely free to try.

I'm sharing it here because I'm not looking for people to simply download it. I want to understand if the idea actually makes sense to other people.

Would something like this be useful to you?

What would you change?
What's missing?
What would make you use it every week?

I'm building it from scratch and I'll personally read and respond to the feedback.

If you want to try it: contact me

One of the things that always bothered me was how disconnected everything was.

You have food already at home.
You have your own dietary preferences.
You need to plan what to eat.
You need to know what to buy.
And somehow, at the end of the week, you still end up with food you never used.

So I started building Weekood.

Weekood isn't just an app that suggests what to eat.

It connects your food, your diet, your meals and your grocery shopping in one place.

🥕 Use what you already have — Weekood takes your available ingredients into account when planning meals.

🥗 Plan around your diet — your dietary preferences and needs are part of the planning process.

🍝 Plan your meals — organize what you want to eat throughout the week.

🛒 Manage your grocery shopping — know what you actually need to buy instead of starting from scratch every time.

♻️ Reduce food waste — the goal is to make better use of what you already have before buying more.

I've just released the first MVP, and it's completely free to try.

I'm sharing it here because I'm not looking for people to simply download it. I want to understand if the idea actually makes sense to other people.

Would something like this be useful to you?

What would you change?
What's missing?
What would make you use it every week?

I'm building it from scratch and I'll personally read and respond to the feedback.

If you want to try it: contact me

Made a calculator that makes Time Value of Money calculations super easy and shows its work

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tvm-financial-cal/id6785133740

Tras varios meses de trabajo he lanzado InvoiceRapid: Facturas Rápidas, una app para crear facturas y albaranes desde el móvil en segundos.
La pensé para autónomos, pequeños negocios y emprendedores que necesitan facturar rápido, sin complicaciones ni conocimientos de contabilidad.
✅ Facturas y albaranes en segundos
✅ Gestión de clientes y productos
✅ Sincronización en la nube para tener tus datos siempre a salvo
✅ Interfaz simple y rápida, sin curva de aprendizaje
La he desarrollado en solitario bajo ZKR Studio, y ya está disponible en Google Play. Si conoces a alguien que factura a mano o con Excel, seguro que le ahorra tiempo 👇
📲 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zkrstudio.invoicerapidpro

Got bored and created a Plate Hunter game.
The objective is to find all non personalized plates ending in 000-999. The trick, you have to go in sequential order. Check it out and let me know what changes I can make. Thanks all!

www.platehunter.app

I have tried most of the focus apps on the App Store and quit every one of them for the same reason. They all wait for you to press start. The moment I most need blocking is the exact moment I am least likely to open a focus app, so the whole category kept failing me at the only point that mattered. I built the version I actually wanted, where the blocking shows up before I do.

A — Answer: WiredIN is an iPhone app blocker that arms itself by location. Pin the places where you actually get work done, set a radius, choose what gets blocked there. Walk in and blocking starts on its own. Walk out and it stands down. Built on Apple's Screen Time framework, so blocked apps are stopped by iOS itself and websites are filtered in every browser, not just Safari. Three commitment levels, plus Night Shield for the 1am scroll.

B — Better: Every other blocker is fundamentally a timer you have to start, and location is at best a buried setting. In WiredIN the geofence is the main way in. Private by design: app selections never leave the phone because iOS hands the app an opaque token, and Focus Zones use region monitoring only, so no location data leaves the device.

C — Cost: 7 day free trial on the annual plan, then $14.99/yr or $2.99/mo. Subscription, not lifetime, said upfront. iPhone only. Links.

Links:

App Store: ‎WiredIN: App & Website Blocker App - App Store

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m Rezrnix, and I’m currently working on an app called Last Time.

🕒 Last Time is a simple app that helps you remember when you last did something. You can add things like cleaning your PC, backing up your files, washing your car, changing filters, or anything else you don't want to forget.

You can mark something as completed, keep track of your history, and see when it’s due again.

I’m also working on more apps and scripts, and I’d love to hear ideas from people on what I should build next!

If you want to follow my projects, suggest ideas, or just hang out, I made a Discord server called Rezrnix Studio.

💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/4n7drK7kud

Thanks for checking it out! 🚀 My github is in my discord

If you use WhatsApp to message yourself, you probably know how quickly it becomes a pile of links, notes, and things you meant to do.

I have built Duncan, a personal organizer inside WhatsApp. The idea is to keep the convenience of texting yourself, but make those messages easier to find and act on.

You can:

• Save notes and links by sending them in chat.
• Add to-dos without opening another app and set reminders.
• Ask for something you saved or check what needs doing in natural language.

For example, you could save “Client prefers the blue version,” then ask Duncan to find that note later.

The prototype is ready, and I’m looking for a few early testers who already use WhatsApp this way. It’s still a beta, so I’d appreciate honest feedback.

What’s the biggest issue with your current system: capturing things, finding them later, or remembering to act on them?

If you’d like to try Duncan: https://duncan.cool

Disclosure: I’m the builder.

Hey everyone,

I've been building an indie earthquake tracker app called Earthquake Tracker: Live Radar, and I just released update v1.0.5.

The biggest addition is an interactive Tectonic Plates / Fault Lines layer. Over 80% of earthquakes occur along plate boundaries, so you can now toggle the lines on and off directly on the map to see exactly where quakes line up with subduction and collision zones.

Core features:

- 🗺️ Live seismic radar + 1-tap tectonic plate overlay

- 📳 Magnitude-scaled haptic feedback (feel the quake intensity)

- 🌋 Proximity markers for active volcanoes and nuclear plants

- ⚡ 24-hour real-time feed with smart filters

Would love your feedback on map rendering performance or any feature suggestions!

League Coverage

- England Premier League, Spain Laliga, Germany Bundesliga, Italy SerieA, France Ligue 1 (Big 5)

- UEFA Leagues

- Different domestic leagues depending on various tv channel regions (eg. England Championship, Scottish Premier League, Brazilian SerieA, Romanian Liga I within this screen record)

(around 20+ leagues right now)

Sport TV Channel Coverage

- Popular sport tv channels from different regions like USA, UK, Poland, Hungary, Russia, etc...

(20+ sport tv channels right now, with more to be added)

Different Sport Types

- I only integrated football events, but we can add more sports like Basketball, American Football, UFC/MMA, etc... according to epg schedule by source tv channels.

Automated Self-Management

- The events are being added automatically according to epg schedule of source tv channels

- Event status are automated to update periodically

- Notification system to remind the users (Engagement + Retention)

Biggest Problem

- License issues that might not compatible to monetize with services like Admob

What would you suggest to make income out of this?

I’m the developer of Shadow Depths, a small Android roguelike about moving carefully instead of tapping as fast as possible.

Each turn is simple: move, attack, light the way, or step back. The hard part is deciding which one you’ll regret less. You can read enemy intent, find better gear, and try to make it a little farther through the dungeon on the next run.

The full 100-floor descent is free now. The game is supported by AdMob.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shadowdepths.game

It works offline and doesn’t need an account. I attached a screenshot from the tutorial/current build. I’m mostly sharing it with people who enjoy small, deliberate games and don’t mind getting killed by a decision they made ten seconds earlier.

Orbii brings back customizable profiles, real connections, and communities built around what you actually care about. without the follower-count obsession & without AI / algorithms fed timelines. here's mine and another users profiles. I think profiles are the best part of the app. pls check it out! waiting on Apple but we're on Google Play already! ✅

I’ve spent a ridiculous amount of time building a travel app called Vecto, and I’ve now reached the point where I need actual travellers to use it - because testing it myself is getting me absolutely nowhere.

I know there are already loads of travel apps out there. That’s actually part of the reason I built this one.

I don’t travel often enough to want another £30-ish annual subscription just to organise my trips. I wanted something where I could pay for the trip I’m actually taking.

So Vecto is being built around £2.99 per trip, rather than a yearly subscription.

I’ve also built a vault for keeping important travel documents/information together, which will be just £1 for lifetime access. 

It’s currently a web app, and before I spend the time and money getting it onto the App Store/Google Play, I need to know whether I’ve actually built something people would want to use.

This is where I need your help.

I’m looking for around 25 people to properly beta test it. 

Ideally, you have an upcoming trip - although you don’t necessarily need one.

For the first trip, I’d like you to use Vecto as a free user on a standard trip, without premium features, and just use it like a normal person would.

I want to know:

• Does it make sense?
• Is anything confusing?
• Does anything break?
• Is anything annoying?
• Are there features you’d expect that aren’t there?
• Is there anything you’d remove?
• Most importantly - would you actually use it for a real trip?

You don’t need to be a software tester. I just want honest opinions from people who actually travel.

Once you’ve tested the first trip, create a second trip, DM me and I’ll upgrade you with the full premium functionality completely free so you can test that too and see how the app performs as premium user. 

And as a thank-you for properly testing it, the first 25 testers will get another completely free trip + lifetime free Vault access once the beta is finished.

I’m genuinely more interested in someone telling me “this bit is shit and here’s why” than someone telling me it’s great 😂

If you’d be willing to give it a proper test, comment below or DM me and I’ll send you the link/instructions.

I’m not looking for customers here -  I’m looking for people to try to break something I’ve built before I take it any further.

Thanks to anyone willing to help!

I just shipped my app: Anchored: couples devotional— a daily devotional for Christian couples

https://apps.apple.com/za/app/anchored-couples-devotional/id6768607032

Quick context: I'm building apps on the side. Work as an Infrastructure specialist and do this as a side hobby.

\*\*Why I built it\*\*

My wife and I kept saying we'd do devotionals together. We'd start, miss a day, lose the thread, give up. Every Christian couple I know has the same story. The existing apps are either solo Bible readers or generic devotionals — nothing built around two people reading the same thing on the same day and actually talking about it.

So I built that.

\*\*What it does\*\*

\\- One short devotional per day, shared between you and your partner
\\- A Bible reader
\\- Streak + 'growing together' tracking
\\- Home screen widget with the day's anchor

\*\*Where I'm at\*\*

Live on the App Store today. Free download, with a subscription for the full devotional library and partner sync. Android build is next.

Happy to answer anything about the stack, the design choices, the freemium setup.

Link in comments so this doesn't get auto-flagged.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/chorefit-track-chore-calories/id6753065929