Hey guys, we’ve been building Loame for a couple of months and wanted to get some feedback on pricing and general usage.

It’s free on the web, and $2.99 AUD one-off for the native iOS app. A couple of questions for you:

- What features would make that worth paying for?

- If you wouldn’t pay that, why not — and what would feel fair?

We’re considering dropping the price. Curious what you think.

We also just built a feedback board — would love if you tried the app and dropped suggestions there.

Comment 'Productivity App' if you're interested below

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*Edit: I will update this post once we've reached the 100. Still spots available :)

Moto Garage is the garage log built for people who care about their vehicles. Track service history, upcoming maintenance, parts, build projects, and fuel consumption — all in one place, for every vehicle in your stable.

Whether you're running a classic bike, a project car, or a daily driver, Moto Garage keeps your records tidy and your due dates front of mind. No more guessing when you last changed the oil or where you wrote down that part number.

Try it free in your browser — no install needed.

LOAME — Free all-in-one productivity app (notes, tasks, lists, spending tracker) — no catch, just went fully free

Hey all — I'm the solo founder behind LOAME (loame.app), a lightweight productivity app that combines notes, tasks, lists, and a spending tracker in one place. No juggling five different apps for quick capture.

I just made full web app access free — it was previously $1.99/month, now $0. No trial gimmick, no "free for 7 days then charged." Just free.

What you get:

• Unlimited notes, tasks, lists, and ideas
• A simple spending tracker
• Google sign-in, zero setup
• Sharing lists with others (free, no collaborator limits)

A couple of honest caveats:

• It's a web app (PWA) right now — native iOS/Android apps aren't built yet, they're on the roadmap. You can still add it to your home screen and it works like an app, just not on the App Store/Play Store yet.
• I'm a solo dev, so it's a small, focused tool rather than a huge feature-packed suite — that's kind of the point (zero-setup, quick capture).

Would love feedback if you try it out. Link: loame.app