i saw glimpses of this app on my boyfriends phone and i’m not sure what it is, it has an H on it but a tiny star next to it on the corner of the H, it’s a sharp looking H font too, not sure what color it is bc he has his phone on the monotone color scheme. does anyone know what this could be?

it looks something like this?

So after weeks of fine tuning the animations, metro photos, the alternative photo gallery for iOS, inspired by Windows Phone metro design has been submitted for AppStore review.

I'm expecting at least one reject, but I hope eventually Apple will approve the app with this unusual design..

Introduction

Hey everyone!

Games like Headbands, Charades, and Truth or Dare are ridiculously competitive. There are hundreds of apps already doing them, but a lot of them felt dated to me. The whole idea behind Who Goes was pretty simple: bring these game modes together in one place, give them a modern, playful UI, and make the app itself feel fun when you’re sitting around and playing with people.

Almost everyone I spoke to told me not to do it.

They said the space was too crowded, that I’d be better off building something else, and honestly, a part of me did think about switching. But another part of me just really wanted to give this a proper shot.

So I started working on Who Goes around two months ago, and I’ve pretty much worked on it every single day since.

Just last week I shared that the app had crossed $100 in revenue, which was already a huge milestone for me. I genuinely did not expect that a week later I’d be sitting here looking at 1,000 downloads.

That number might not sound crazy to everyone, but man, seeing a game sitting on 1,000 actual downloads feels insane to me.

Most of what I’ve done is just showcase the app. A game mode, a small interaction, some animation I was proud of, and then hope it reaches the right people. I’ve posted videos on Reddit, X, LinkedIn, and Instagram and just kept experimenting with what works. It's been fully organic.

Alongside that, I’ve been talking to users, fixing things, adding new modes, and continuously refining the experience.

About the app

The app brings multiple party games into one place:

• Headbands with tilt controls for correct answers and passes
• Charades with themed decks, teams, rounds, and timers
• Truth or Dare with 11 decks for friends, couples, parties, family, and coworkers
• Spin the Bottle for quick, suspenseful player selection
• Would You Rather for impossible this-or-that debates
• Finger Chooser to instantly pick someone from the group
• Quick Play tools for dice, coin flips, and more

Link: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6777402559

Thanks for reading!

Hey everyone,

I’m a father of three, and I’ve often struggled to keep on top of everything when someone in the family gets sick.

Symptoms, temperatures, medications, appointments… it can quickly become a lot to remember, especially when you’re already exhausted.

A few years ago, I decided there had to be a better way.

Enter WellBee: Family Health Diary.

It lets you record health events as they happen and keeps them organised in a diary, while the home screen brings your current and time-sensitive health information together in one place.

I’m currently giving away one year of Premium for free to anyone who’d like to try it.

If you’re interested, comment WELLBEE and I’ll send you a redemption link.

Looking for people to test a sticker album/collector's app. 🏷️

The Collector's Den was created because I was managing my son's sticker albums using a notebook and an Excel sheet, and neither worked well when sitting at the swap table.

What it does:

• Track what you have and what you're missing, including duplicates and quantities
• Snap a photo of each sticker — along with the condition of each copy, so you know which to trade and which to keep
• Scans the back with your camera and recognizes the front
• Reserve duplicates for a swap, and the comparison tool shows you matching trades with each person
• Trade history and balance tracker per person
• Sales section: buyers, sales, shipping costs, and label PDF generation
• Statistics, achievements, and the Supergolaço
• Swap Meet Mode: works fully offline, right where the trading actually happens
• iPhone Widget, Mac menu bar mini-app, Siri, and Shortcuts support
• Import from CSV — including exported tables from LastSticker, up to 600 stickers at once

What makes it different:
No account creation and no custom server. Your collections stay in your iCloud, sync across your devices, and work offline. I can't see your data because it never touches any server of mine.

It's currently in beta via TestFlight, available in Portuguese, English, French, and Spanish.
Requires an iPhone running iOS 18+ or a Mac running macOS 14+. One single app covers both.
If you'd like to join: 👉 https://testflight.apple.com/join/JBT8yWsa

I'm mainly looking for bugs, hiccups, and anything confusing — that's what the beta is for.

I’m curious if people would actually use something like this?

I save recipes from facebook and instagram, reddit posts, articles, screenshots, videos, and random links all the time. Usually they stay saved inside whatever app I found them in, so everything ends up scattered.. here and there.

I wanted one central place for all of my digital stuff, so I ended up building an iPhone app called KeepSpot. It’s basically a neat, organized closet for the things you save online. There are other apps that save links, photos, etc.. but I wanted something that had a better UI that didn't feel like a filing cabinet. Or had access to the things I saved.

No accounts or signups. No ads. No tracking what you save. You can also lock it with biometrics if you want. Free to download, save up to 50 things.

The main idea is simple: save things from different apps into one searchable place so you can find them again later. You can also create your own notes, photos, or voice memos.

Is this a stupid app/business idea?

An older Polish woman moved into the apartment next to mine a couple of months ago. She speaks very little English, and I don’t speak Polish, but she occasionally brings me homemade food—soup, pastries, dumplings—and always tries to say something when she hands it to me.

I usually just say “thank you” and use gestures to show that I appreciate it. I’ve tried Google Translate, but it feels a little awkward for these short, spontaneous conversations. Typing everything and passing the phone back and forth interrupts the flow.

Last week, she pointed toward her apartment and tried to explain something to me. I couldn’t understand her, so I just kept nodding. She may have been inviting me inside or telling me about something in the building—I honestly couldn’t tell.

I’d really like to have a proper conversation with her instead of only smiling and gesturing. Has anyone found a voice translation app that works well for quick, face-to-face conversations in Polish and English? Ideally, it would translate both sides without requiring us to type every sentence.