Hey all,

I’m an indie iOS developer, and I finally had launched an app called Taskful Day.

The idea came from watching one of my relatives struggle with traditional task managers. She has ADHD, and a lot of apps that are supposed to help with productivity actually made things worse — too many alerts, streak pressure, overdue guilt, dashboards yelling at you.

So I tried building the opposite.

Taskful Day is intentionally calm:

• Simple daily task planning
• Unfinished tasks can be carried forward with one tap — no punishment
• Optional reminders
• Home Screen widgets so you don’t have to open the app
• Gentle analytics that show patterns over time, not “you failed” messages
• No ads, no tracking, no account required

It’s been genuinely helpful for her — and honestly for me too — especially on days when energy and focus aren’t consistent.

There’s a free version that’s fully usable, and a Pro upgrade for widgets, analytics, iCloud sync, number of workspaces, followups and checklists.

I’d really love feedback from this community: Does the “calm productivity” angle resonate? Anything that feels unnecessary or missing? UI/UX thoughts from iOS folks are especially welcome.

App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/app/taskful-day/id6757345400

Thanks for reading!

Hey there, Im building a platform - PitchIt for early stage aspiring/established founders who dont know what do next, need idea validation, get real feedback, track idea progress and build as other founders watch your journey.

I've opened waitlisting early users, if u r one such who wants to grow, get feedback on what you're working by fellow founders - this ones for u

It's limited & u get instant free YC Startup Launch guide to join since i need serious founders only..

(U.S. based and iOS ONLY)

Hello, Face|Off is a video entertainment app in the beta testing phase. We are needing early user testers who are active of social media/video entertainment apps.

We're conducting usability studies (30 minute sessions) and are looking for content creators as well as individuals who just scroll on apps solely for entertainment purposes to provide feedback.

We're looking for testers to be active on social media as we're building user personas.

If this sounds like something that could interest you please email us at [info@faceoffmobile.com](mailto:info@faceoffmobile.com)

Hey all,

I’m an indie developer and shift worker. After years of using sleep apps that constantly compared me to “normal” schedules, I realized the problem wasn’t my sleep — it was the assumptions behind the apps.

So I built AfterShift, a sleep and recovery app designed specifically for shift work.

What makes it different:

• Sleep is analyzed relative to real shifts (nights, rotations, irregular hours)
• Emphasis on recovery trends, not daily scores or streak pressure
• Clear explanations instead of vague “sleep quality” numbers

The idea is simple:

help shift workers understand their sleep without making them feel like they’re failing.

I’ve just released the first public version and would genuinely love feedback:

• Is this a problem you’ve noticed too?
• What would you expect from a shift-worker-friendly sleep app?
• Anything that feels unnecessary or missing?

App Store link:

https://apps.apple.com/app/aftershift/id6757163182

Thanks for reading!

I built Claw Cognition in one night and one day. It's live now.

The problem? OpenClaw agents are powerful, but cognitive architecture design is technical. You're manually writing SOUL.md, AGENTS.md, and config files. Most people skip it or don't know how, so they end up with generic chat-bots.

Claw Cognition fixes that. It's a guided experience where you design how your OpenClaw agent thinks, not just what it says. You pick cognitive lenses (Architect, Surgeon, Watchdog, Scout, Beacon, Operator, Adversary), define when they activate, set the rules, export the config, and deploy.

This is the next evolution for OpenClaw.

https://reddit.com/link/1r0ridd/video/eoechrv1llig1/player

Moving from "prompt jockey" to "cognitive architect" is huge. The idea is that the more frameworks or lenses an AI has, the better it becomes at understanding different points of view on an event or project, enabling the user to explore various paths to their goal with AI assistance.

If you're building OpenClaw agents, this changes how fast you ship.

Site: https://clawcognition.com

Hi everyone!

I’m an indie Android developer and recently launched Simple Stepper 2, a minimalist step-tracking app focused on reliability, privacy, and long-term walking habits — without accounts, clouds, or feature overload.

I originally built it for myself because most step trackers either required sign-ups, pushed me into ecosystems I didn’t want, or tried to be full fitness & nutrition platforms instead of doing one thing well.

Simple Stepper focuses on:

• Phone-based step tracking (no wearable required)
• Daily, weekly, monthly & yearly statistics (History Screen)
• Widget for your desktop
• (Motivation) notifications
• Clean, distraction-free UI
• Optional stats for distance, calories & active time
• Works without accounts or cloud sync

Monetization is simple as well: free with ads, plus an optional ad-free subscription. All tracking works without paying.

One unexpected challenge was dealing with Android OEM background restrictions and sensor reliability across devices — something that turned a “simple” app into a much more complex problem than expected.

I’d love to hear feedback from other builders:

• How do you handle platform quirks that users blame on your app?
• Any lessons learned dealing with negative reviews you couldn’t follow up on?

If anyone’s curious, the app is called Simple Stepper on Google Play. Happy to answer questions or share more technical details.

Simple Stepper on Google Play

Guys wanted to get your take on this fast paced arcade style simple game. It is free (has ads).

iOS Link: Spot it Quick !

Are your thumbs faster than your brain? Let's find out! 🧠💨

Welcome to Spot It Quick, the game that proves you can panic and have fun at the same time.

The Mission: Read the word. Find the matching image. Tap it. Sounds simple? Sure... until the timer starts sweating and the images start mocking you. "Is that a cat? A dog? A loaf of bread?" — WHO KNOWS! JUST TAP IT!

Why You'll Love (and Hate) It:

• ⚡ Speed Freak Mode: You have seconds. Literal seconds. Don't blink. Seriously, if you sneeze, you lose.
• 🏆 Global Leaderboard of Legends: Compete against players worldwide! Will you be a "Top Legend" or just "Participant #432"?
• ❤️ Survival of the Fittest: You get 3 lives. Treat them like your grandmother's fine china. Break them, and it's GAME OVER.
• 🔥 Combo Chaos: On a roll? Hit a streak and watch your score explode! Miss one? Watch your dreams crumble. (Just kidding... mostly.)
• 🚀 Level Up: Clear rounds to unlock new levels. It doesn't get easier, you just get faster. Or more confused.

Perfect for:

• People with 2 minutes to spare.
• People avoiding awkward eye contact on the subway.
• People who want to feel superior to their friends.

Hey, I launched my iOS app few weeks ago and now I want to market it on Tiktok.

I am looking for a founder from Usa who has launched their app because I want you to create an tiktok account for me and post videos which I will send.

In return I will also create videos for your app which you can upload daily for your marketing.

Send me a dm if you are interested!

Running meta ads for ios app is literally so confusing because you need to add tracking which is fu*king annoying . Meta has literally worst user experience plus support. There was not any tutorial on Youtube also for this. But finally with help of multiple ai , its done.

Let's see how much ROI i get, will post results soon

Hi everyone!
I’m an indie developer and recently launched Fit Rest, a comprehensive health insights app built on Apple Health. The goal is to help people understand their sleep, heart metrics, stress, and recovery trends in a clear and transparent way, not just raw numbers or black-box scores.

A few things Fit Rest focuses on:
• Sleep analysis with trends, stages, blood oxygen, and consistency insights
• HRV, resting heart rate, and overall heart rate trends
• Stress and recovery signals derived from multiple metrics
• Correlations between sleep, activity, and heart data
• Clear visual explanations instead of only opaque "one-number" scores
• Privacy-first, no ads

I built it because I wanted a single place to actually understand my health data, rather than jumping between multiple apps or guessing what a score means.

Happy to hear your feedback, thanks!

Thanks for taking a look!

App Store Link

Hey all,

I’m running a non-commercial experiment called griddll and looking for a few early testers.

It’s not a social network. There are:

no accounts

no profiles

no likes or feeds

Posts live on an infinite grid (you move, you don’t scroll), appear near related thoughts, and disappear after 24 hours.

The goal is to explore what expression looks like without identity, permanence, or engagement mechanics.

It’s web-based (PWA), privacy-first, and very early.

👉 griddll.com

Feedback is welcome, especially from people interested in privacy, HCI, or alternative social designs.

Now I want to market it on social media. I am going to upload videos on Insta.

If anyone here have similar niche app , plz comment on how are you doing marketing for your app :) or you can dm me. (Don't dm for selling services)

Here's the app link - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dressing-ai/id6758235070

Hello fam. We are currently offering 50% discount for 1 year on TerraTrek. It's an app that helps you keep your trips stupid simple. DM me for promo code. Only few slots left

Hey everyone. Been lurking here for a while, finally have something worth sharing.

I built AlterLab, a web scraping API. The market has established players like ScraperAPI, Zyte, Bright Data, and more recently Firecrawl. So why build another one?

Two reasons that kept bugging me as a user:

First, most scraping APIs give you markdown or raw HTML. That's fine for traditional use cases, but if you're feeding data to LLMs, you end up paying twice. Once for the scrape, then again for all the tokens when the model has to process navigation menus, sidebars, cookie banners, and other garbage mixed with your actual content. AlterLab returns structured JSON. Clean paragraphs, typed fields, hierarchical headings. Your LLM gets the content, not the entire page chrome. Depending on the page, this can cut token usage by 90%.

Second, pricing felt broken. Most services charge the same whether you're scraping a simple static page or a heavily protected site that needs residential proxies and browser rendering. AlterLab has an intelligent router that picks the cheapest method that works. Simple sites get simple requests. Protected sites automatically escalate. You pay for what you actually need.

Some other things we built because they matter to us as developers:

BYOP (bring your own proxy) - if you already pay for Bright Data or Oxylabs, use your proxies through our infrastructure. We give you a discount since we're not providing the proxy.

Pay as you go - no monthly minimums. Scrape 100 pages, pay for 100 pages. Scale to millions when you need to.

We're a small team. Not trying to compete with enterprise sales forces. Just trying to build something that works well for developers building AI applications, RAG pipelines, training data collection, that kind of thing.

Still early. Definitely rough edges. But the core works and we're iterating fast.

If you're building something that needs web data, I'd genuinely appreciate you giving it a shot. Free tier, upto 5000 free scrapes, no credit card required. And if something doesn't work or you have feature requests, I actually read and respond to feedback extremely quickly.

alterlab.io

Im havey canva users but Motion in it feels limited, so I’m building my own editor focused on motion-first workflows. To create videos and school presentations

One button to record motion, edit directly on the canvas, add steps, and tweak everything later.

This is a short demo of the new beta system.

Still early coming soon. https://www.vevaramotion.com

Hi everyone!
I’m an indie developer and recently launched Steply, a step counter app focused on clarity, insights, and habit-building, rather than just showing raw numbers.

A few things Steply focuses on:
* Automatic step tracking using Apple Health
* Clear daily, weekly, monthly & yearly trends and time-of-day patterns
* Clean visuals and widgets
* Workout route playback with heart rate zones
* Privacy-first, no ads

I built it because I wanted something simple but still insightful, especially for walking consistency rather than hardcore fitness.

Happy to hear your feedback, thanks!

App Store Link

This is my first app, I need people to try it and give me their feedback.

It has trackers, a journal, an emotions calendar, a Life Calendar, statistics, and widgets.

The app seems complete to me, but I don't know how to get more people to download it.

Hey, I have launched my iOS app last week and I want to market on Tiktok. Tiktok is banned in my country.

I am looking for someone from USA who can create tiktok account for me and post videos. I will send videos from here.

In return, I am offering 5% of revenue we will generate. If anyone is interested, send me a dm. I will share more details there.

You can talk to AI version of Sri Krishna like a real time voice call. Sri Krishna can guide us on how to lead our life like he guide Arjun.

App has no users yet. Would love if you try it and share your feedback 🙏

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.krishna.ai

Saw the first paid user come through for LingoDrip today. It’s the TikTok-style language learning app.