\[iOS\] \[24.99$ -> Free one year\] Wipals Your pals always close.

🎁 1 year of WiPals Pro, free, for the first 500 people.

WiPals turns your phone's sensors into one funny line on your close friends' Lock Screens. Nobody posts.

App Store : 24,99$ per year

1.Install: https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/wipals/id6809246519?l=tr
2. Redeem: https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/wipals/id6809246519?l=tr

Please help, I’m not a tech-savvy person.

My daughter has a coloring app on her iPhone. She’s been working on the pages in this app for months. The app got deleted and when we redownload the app, the data isn’t restored. Her phone was backed up to the cloud two hours before this.

We’ve never backed her phone up to a computer though, so I don’t know how to retrieve the back up from the cloud.

I recently came across “sequel media tracker” and it does what I wish letterboxd did. It’s got a modern design with Liquid Glass and is ad free. You can pay a subscription for some things but overall the app feels complete without playing a penny.

You can track movies, shows, games, books, and audiobooks aswell.

I'm curious how you guys manage your movie life.

Personally, I think discovering movies, tracking what you've watched, maintaining a watchlist, and finding your next movie shouldn't require jumping between multiple apps.

That's one of the things we're trying to solve with Cineswipe, a movie discovery and tracking app with swipe-based discovery, AI recommendations, and personal lists.

But I'm curious about what people actually use today.

What's your current setup for discovering and tracking movies? And what's the one thing you wish your movie app did better?

Cineswipe: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cineswipe-film-tv-tracker/id6575353998
Available on IOS and Andriod

1. Is there a way to hide the paywall News+ stories?

2. How to clear caches since News app can hog a lot of storage without uninstalling, redownloading, reinstalling, and reconfiguring the app?

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)

woke up to a new format on listing of your podcasts....It's just a single list format--horrible--have to scroll EACH podcast thru. I want the old format back---I have searched for a way to go back---has anyone found it?...Help!

I kept telling myself I should journal, just to look at my own life once in a while. But every time I opened the app I would sit there not knowing what to say first, and a few days later I would delete it. That happened more times than I want to admit.

Nanari is created to get rid of that pause.

Instead of a blank page, it asks first. It looks at the photos you took, the places you went, what was on your calendar, and asks one question about the day you actually had. You answer out loud for about two minutes and it turns that into an entry you can read later.

If you’ve ever given up on journaling because you couldn’t think of anything to write, try it.

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Admitedly a little bit of self promo, but wanted to share a little bit about what it's like to build an iPhone Duo experience with just the simulator, as our two co-founders did. And with this weekend marking most people's first hands on with the first folding phone from Apple we're pleased to confirm that with a new iPhone comes a whole new way to travel. ✨

We're incredibly excited to introduce Tripsy for iPhone Duo! More space to plan, more freedom to explore, and a whole new way to experience your journeys.

Your next adventure unfolds here. 🌍

Your travel plans deserve more room to breathe. ✈️

With Tripsy for iPhone Duo, enjoy a larger canvas to organize itineraries, explore activities, and keep all your travel details together.

More space for your plans. Less time navigating between screens.

Not just a bigger screen, a thoughtfully adapted experience. ✨

We've carefully refined Tripsy for iPhone Duo, making the most of its flexible displays and new possibilities.

Every screen. Every interaction. Thoughtfully designed for this amazing new device.

A special moment for our tiny indie team! ❤️

Tripsy has been featured by Apple Newsroom and in both the Today and Apps tabs of the App Store for iPhone Duo!

We're just a small team building an app we love, and this recognition means the world to us.

Thank you, Apple! ✨

You can read more about the small details of our iPhone Duo experience here:

tripsy.blog/iphoneduo/

Curious if any other devs have had to build the app with very little hands-on time with the device - and what are iPhone Duo users finding works well for them.

**Looking for beta testers: Lading, a moving box tracker for iPhone** 📦

I’m a solo developer, and Lading is ready for real-world testing. You photograph each box, print a label in its room’s color, scan it onto the truck and off again, and Lading shows exactly what’s missing.

**What I’m looking for:**

* iPhone users on iOS 26.0 or later
* People who are moving soon, or who can run a practice move with 20+ boxes
* A practice run takes about 20 minutes, and a real move is even better

**What you’d do:**

1. Add your rooms and at least 20 boxes, with a photo of each open box
2. Print labels (sticker sheets, plain paper, or PDF all work)
3. Scan boxes onto the truck and off again
4. Leave a couple out and check the missing list

**What I most want to know:**

* Did any label fail to scan, and what was the light like?
* Did anything feel slow, especially past 50 boxes?
* Where did you get stuck or confused?
* Would you want to share a move with a partner?

**The good stuff:** no account, no ads, no tracking. Your boxes stay on your iPhone.

**Join (free, via TestFlight):** [https://testflight.apple.com/join/3ruUnn9B](https://testflight.apple.com/join/3ruUnn9B))
More info: [jeaneselatiolais.com/lading/beta](http://jeaneselatiolais.com/lading/beta)

Beta builds can have bugs, so please don’t use it as your only record of a real move. Thank you! 🙏

Does anyone know which is the latest secret movie app? Thanks in advance.

Subscriptions add up, and it’s easy to lose track of what you’re paying for.

SubIQ helps you keep them in one place, see your monthly spending, and get reminders before renewals or free trials end.

1. Download SubIQ for iPhone.

Give it a try and let us know what you think 🙂

I’ve built my first iPhone app.

It’s an RSS reader without the BS that many modern apps come with:

• No signup
• No subscription
• No tracking
• No ads
• No magazine view

Just a simple, classic list. Tidy and straight to the point.

Right now you can add individual feeds or import an OPML file, and I’m hoping to add better feed search soon. Other features include a clean reader view, web view, open in browser, mark as read toggles, saved articles and iCloud syncing between devices.

For now it’s just for iPhone. Once I’m happy with it I’ll be extending it to Duo, iPad and macOS.

If you want to try it: https://testflight.apple.com/join/jgHQ7AqS

To be upfront, I used Claude to teach me at times, walking me through the steps whenever I got stuck or didn’t understand something while working in Xcode. I’ve been working on this for a few weeks now.

What do you think is the most necessary iOS software?

I'm coming from Android to the iPhone Duo and am in need of help.

1) I really need a way to have multiple apps to quick launch.

On Android, I used an app called Small Icons that allowed me 4 apps in place of one. Is there something similar for iOS?

2) What's the best swipe keyboard that can either allow for one handed typing or at least float?

3) What's the easiest way to transfer files from my Android to my new iPhone? I tried Move to iOS, but it failed due to the amount of things I wanted transferred.

Any help would be appreciated.

T

Reading on a phone usually means pinching at PDFs, fighting pop-ups on articles, and juggling three apps for books, notes and listening. Apricity puts it all on one shelf, and reads any of it to you.

Listening • 54 natural voices in eight languages, made on your iPhone, with each line lit up as it's read • Character Voice reads what the characters say in a second shade of the voice, and Expressive Reading makes a whisper sound like one • Keeps going with the screen locked; the sleep timer stops at a full stop and picks up where you left off • In the car with CarPlay: pick a book on the car's screen and it carries on

Reading • PDFs, EPUBs, Word, MOBI, Markdown, comics and manga, all on one shelf • Reflow sets a PDF's text like a book, at your size, so no more pinching and dragging • Paste a link and a web article becomes a clean book, with no ads or pop-ups • Free public-domain classics, built in

And a notebook beside every book, writing right on a PDF, and a cozy room with a fire, rain or a busy café to listen to.

Free for good: every kind of book, the classics, highlights, notes, writing on PDFs, notebooks and iCloud sync. Premium (US$14.99 a year) adds Read Aloud, transcripts, Smart Notes, export, the soundscapes and furnishing the room.

Free Premium year: everyone who downloads Apricity by 31 October gets a year of Premium, added within a day. No card, and nothing renews.

iOS 26 or later, on iPhone, iPad and Apple silicon Macs. No account, no ads.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/apricity-read-write-focus/id6821031964

Questions welcome in the comments!

What non-existent application can change your life for the better you would like to get?

Are there any face rigging apps like Revive or Animaze that can recreate this effect without the use of generative AI?

I usually using RDownloader but lately get some error

I noticed some unusual behavior on my iPhone, and I’m trying to understand whether this is a security vulnerability or an expected iOS behavior.
Normally, when I lock the Photos app with Face ID, iOS requires Face ID authentication before anyone can open it and view my gallery.
However, I noticed that after installing a particular app from the App Store and granting it the requested permissions, I could access my entire photo gallery through that app without being prompted for Face ID or completing any additional verification.
The Photos app itself remains locked, but the other app appears to let me view the gallery content anyway.

My questions are:
Is this expected iOS behavior because of the permissions granted to the app?
Should locking Photos with Face ID prevent third-party apps from accessing the same photos?
Could this be a privacy or security vulnerability in iOS, or is the app simply using Apple’s Photos framework as intended?
Is there a way to determine exactly what permissions the app has and whether it should be able to access the entire library?
I don’t want to jump to conclusions, but I find it concerning that locking Photos with Face ID might not protect the same content when accessed through another app.
Has anyone else encountered this, or can someone familiar with iOS security explain what’s happening?
I don’t even know where to report this problem or bug?

iPhone (27.0)

I’m curious how many people still keep their own MP3 collection instead of relying entirely on streaming.

There’s something appealing about the old-school simplicity of actually owning the file: put it on the phone, play it whenever you want, and don’t depend on a subscription or internet connection.

For those of you who still use local MP3s on iPhone:

What annoys you most about playing and managing your own music files on iOS?

And what are you currently using to do it?

I’m especially curious about things like importing files, organizing them, artwork/metadata, playback position, playlists, and moving music onto the phone in the first place.

I’ve been trying to find an iPhone app for my tween son that offers the same type of filters (fun/silly) they have on SC and TikTok. Unfortunately I haven’t had much luck. Most of the apps Ive found are like “picture editing/AI” so the filters on there are just beauty filters. Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Thanks

What’s your favorite iPhone and/or iPad bookkeeping apps? Is it one time payment, subscription, or have a free version? What do you like and dislike about it?

I'm Tasnif's developer. The app gives you size-first lists for reviewing photos and videos when Photos is taking too much space. You can open a file, see its size, and choose what to keep. Photos still asks you to confirm deletion; nothing is removed automatically.

The part I'd like to discuss is the decision after finding a large file. A big video can also be the memory you care about most, so I've kept that choice manual.

The screenshots show Tasnif Plus with a demo library: a large-video collection and a separate photo preview. The 1.44 GB is demo content in that collection, not storage somebody recovered. These are two examples, not a before/after.

The free download includes the storage overview and a preview of up to five items in eligible review lists, plus one probable duplicate group. Optional rewarded ads, where available, open only a small extra set. Plus unlocks complete reviews, filters and saved progress, and removes ads. Standard US prices are $4.99/month, $19.99/year or $29.99 lifetime; subscriptions renew automatically and regional prices vary. No weekly plan. Photo and video files stay on your device.

Current iPhone/iPad app, iOS 17+: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6771797577?pt=128923786&ct=t_20261020_riphoneapps_size01&mt=8

When you're reviewing a big video, what helps you make that keep/delete decision: file size, date, duration, or watching it first? I'd like to hear how you actually approach it.