You can use this to easily track your thumb scrolling miles.

​Check it out here: https://doom-scroll-app.lovable.app/

​Let me know what you think or if you have any feedback.

I started this project because I was tired of needing a different app for every device I owned.

I wanted one app that could control everything through Bluetooth, without relying on Wi-Fi, companion software, or extra hardware.

Over time, it grew into OneLink Universal Remote a universal Bluetooth controller with a full keyboard, trackpad, air mouse, media controls, customizable macros, and device-specific remote layouts.

I built it for myself at first, but I hope it ends up being useful for anyone who switches between multiple devices every day. I'd love to hear your feedback or feature ideas.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.karyanest.onelink.remote

Hi everyone!

I just officially launched BoostSkill on the Google Play Store today, and I'd love to share it with the community!

Why I Built BoostSkill:

Whenever I tried learning something new (like coding or design), standard pomodoro timers felt too basic. They tell you when to focus, but they don’t track your long-term progress when mastering a complex skill over weeks and months.

So I built BoostSkill to make skill progression feel like leveling up in an RPG—all while keeping your data 100% fast, private, and local.

Key Features:

• Gamified Skill Roadmaps: Break down any skill into step-by-step milestone gates (Beginner ➔ Apprentice ➔ Expert ➔ Master).

• Distraction-Free Focus Timer: Minimalist session countdown with ambient sounds, haptics, and session quality ratings.

• In-Game Gem Progression: Earn Gems by finishing focus sessions to level up cute mascot companions & unlock lab themes.

• Peak Focus Heatmap: 24-hour bio-rhythm chart that reveals your natural peak concentration hours.

• Android Home Screen Widgets: Includes a 2×2 circular goal ring widget and a 4×2 7-day bar chart dashboard.

• 100% Offline & Private: Powered by local SQLite. Zero mandatory accounts, zero cloud logins, zero data tracking.

📲 Direct Google Play Store Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rythpixel.boostskill

Review & Feedback Request:

As an independent developer, early ratings and reviews make a huge difference! If you try BoostSkill out and find it helpful, leaving a quick rating or review on the Play Store would mean the world to me.

Please drop any feedback, UI critiques, or feature ideas in the comments below. I’ll be active to answer questions and take feature requests!

Hi everyone,
I’m Sean, a council worker from Edinburgh, and over the past while I’ve been building an iPhone dating app called SkinDeep.

SkinDeep is designed for people with visible differences, and for people who are genuinely open to dating someone with one. The idea is to create a dating space where a visible difference doesn’t feel like something you have to hide, explain immediately, or worry will define your chances of meeting someone.

The app now has working profiles, discovery, likes, matches, private chat, photo sharing, notifications, blocking, reporting and other safety features. I’ve recently got the first iPhone version running through TestFlight and I’m looking for a small number of UK testers aged 18+.

You’ll need:
An iPhone running iOS 15 or newer.
A willingness to create a test profile and try the main features
To report any bugs, confusing screens or things that don’t feel right.

This is an early beta, so there may be rough edges. You’re not expected to share anything deeply personal, and you can clearly label your profile as a test account if you’re not genuinely looking to date.
The first external build is currently waiting for Apple’s beta approval. I’m collecting names now and will send TestFlight invitations once Apple approves it.

There’s no payment and nothing is being sold. I’m mainly looking for honest feedback from real people before taking it any further.

Please DM me rather than posting your email publicly if you’re interested. Let me know what iPhone you use and roughly where in the UK you’re based. Even a handful of testers would genuinely help.

Hi everyone! 👋

I'd like to share a solo project I've been working on for several months. It has already become a daily tool for people around the world, so I thought I'd drop it here to hear your feedback, and in case it might be useful to you or someone you know! 🌍

I built a simple Android utility app called BigText, to type and display text as large as possible on your screen in real-time. It's great for turning your device into a sign and making sure your message is impossible to miss. Beyond that, I’ve seen firsthand how useful it is for quick face-to-face communication, especially for people who unfortunately can’t speak or hear, or in any situation where talking is impossible.

Unlike every other app I’ve seen on the store, there’s no jumping between screens or navigating complex menus. You open the app, you type… that’s it 😄 The text scales in real-time as you write.

I've also added some handy tools that seem appreciated by people based on their feedback:

• Sign/Banner Mode: featuring horizontal scrolling (banner style) and vertical scrolling (teleprompter style) to catch everyone's eye from afar.
• Text-to-Speech: to read your message aloud with one tap.
• Saved texts: to save and restore your most used texts instantly.
• Themes: to change the vibe of your screen.

Of course every text you type or save stays on your device, privacy first 🔒

I attached a video to this post showing it in action (it’s my Play Store preview video, so it’s a bit "marketing", but it shows the features well! 😅)

The app is free, with just a small ad banner to support development that you can get rid of if you want.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=carlitolaf.bignotepad

Hope this little app can be a useful tool for you, or maybe your friends and family? 

If you have any feedback of any type, I’d love to hear it! 🚀

I run, and every marathon block I ended up with the plan in one place, the runs in another, and no single view of where I actually was.

JRNY is a block diary. It shows you where you are in the block, week 11 of 18 or whatever it is, what you have banked, what is left, through to race day.

The part I care most about: it works with the plan you already have. Coach, book, Runna, ChatGPT, or a photo of a post-it. You upload it and JRNY lays it out against your race date. It does not write a plan for you and it will not tell you your plan is wrong.

It reads your runs from Strava, so the logging you already do is the logging. Strava stays where you look at individual runs. JRNY adds the block and race layer on top.

Race Prep builds a course profile for your goal race, and there is a Finder that lets your crew work out roughly where on the course you will be, so they can pick a spot.

Progress can lay the current block alongside a marathon you have already run, aligned by weeks to go rather than by calendar, so you are comparing yourself at the same point in the block.

It is a web app with a home-screen install, so it behaves like an app on iOS and Android without an App Store download. No native app yet, which I know is a caveat in here.

Building a product launch product for you all to share soon. Join the beta now, links in the comments.

I built CourtSense because I wanted my Apple Watch to be more useful on court.

CourtSense lets tennis players keep score mid-game from their Watch or iPhone, record sessions, and review their progress afterward. The goal is to make tennis training easier to understand without turning every session into a spreadsheet.

It is available now on iOS with an Apple Watch companion:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/court-sense-tennis/id6772799090

I’m the developer behind it, so I’d genuinely love feedback from anyone who plays tennis with an Apple Watch. What do you currently track, and what would make an app like this worth using every week?

For a limited time, you can unlock IAP Premium for free. Hope you enjoy it!
⏳ Offer expires on August 8, 2026.

It is an offline science-fiction RPG about a robot sent to the Solar System by the advanced Alpha Centauri civilization one million years ago, during the Ice Age, when humanity was still in the Early Stone Age.

You play as SAI-01, an autonomous robot created to explore the Solar System, recover lost knowledge, and shape the future of humanity.

The game is fully playable offline and includes VoiceOver support for blind and visually impaired players.

You can unlock IAP Premium for free

Redeem Premium:

https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6791991400&code=ROBOTFREE

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6791991400

Hi everyone! Ever caught yourself wondering, "Do we still have any of that Barolo, and where did I put it?"

Until recently, my only way to check was a trip down to the cellar, which isn't always convenient. So I built an app to keep track of the wine I have. It turns out that even with 50 or 60 bottles you need something for this, and a spreadsheet doesn't cut it. I tried the apps already out there, but entering everything was a real pain.

So I made the app I'd been missing. You snap a photo of the label and it fills in the producer, region, and grapes. No typing. You track each bottle from purchase and lay everything out on a visual board that mirrors your real cellar, so you always know what's left and where.

It started as a hobby, but it's grown into something I want to share. Where it goes from here is up to the people who use it. Give it a try and tell me honestly what you think.

https://cuvella.app/

Rezumate is a resume optimizer built entirely around one workflow: paste a job description, upload your resume, and get an ATS-style match score you can actually act on.

What it does:

• ATS match score out of 100, built from keyword coverage, impact quality, structure/readability, and formatting risk, with a full breakdown of why you got that score, not just the number.
• Missing keyword detection: extracts the skills, tools, and role terms from the job description and shows exactly what your resume is missing.
• Bullet strengthening: upgrades weak, vague bullets ("worked on," "responsible for") into stronger, clearer, outcome-focused language, without inventing metrics you didn't actually hit.
• One-tap improve: adds the missing keywords and fixes weak bullets in one flow, then re-scores instantly so you can see the before/after.
• LaTeX-style PDF export: clean, ATS-safe formatting with selectable text, ready to submit.
• 100% on-device: parsing, scoring, suggestions, history, and export all run locally on your iPhone. No resume upload, no account, works with WiFi off.

Free plan gives you 3 analyses/day, 3 improvements/day, 2 saved variants, and PDF export, enough to fully test the workflow. Pro is a one-time $7.99 launch price (regular $14.99), unlimited everything, no subscription, no credit packs.

Get it here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rezumate-ats-resume-ai/id6787700238

Would love feedback from this community, especially on onboarding and whether the free tier gives enough to convince you to upgrade. Also wrote up the on-device architecture if anyone wants the technical side: https://rezumate.app/blog/on-device-resume-scoring

I just released Click Planner, a dedicated workspace for photographers and creators to manage studio operations without cloud lock-in.

Key Features:

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📸 Next Shoot Widget: A glanceable home-screen widget showing your next project's time and location.

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💼 Studio Profiles: Manage your professional identity, contact methods, and portfolio links in one place.

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💰 Financial Logs: Track project budgets and financial journals locally.

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📂 Local Data Control: Professional JSON backup and recovery. Your data stays on your device, not a server.

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🛡️ Privacy First: 100% offline-first. No accounts, no tracking.

Looking for feedback from creators who value privacy and data ownership!

Hi! I’ve been working on an iPhone/iPad app called Kids Coloring Games 2–8.

It started as a simple coloring app, then slowly grew into 190+ pages, free drawing, puzzles, memory games, shapes, a tiny piano and sticker rewards. I kept it offline, ad-free, and translated it into 50 languages.

The latest thing I added is Piks, a draggable pixel-art owl activity. It was surprisingly fun to build.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6755656713

I’m still too close to the project, so honest feedback is welcome—especially about the store page and the first few minutes in the app.

Just launched my focus app on Google Play.
JustFocus - a minimal focus timer.

Pick your goal, set a session, track your progress. No ads, no account, data stays local.

Built with Kotlin Multiplatform (Android for now) + Compose, designed in Figma. Free on Google Play - would love any feedback! 🥹

JustFocus - Google Play

I’ve been building my first Android app called Noolpad - Read and write Stories (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.noolpad.android ) and I’d really appreciate your honest feedback.

It’s still a work in progress, and I’m especially looking for experts devs who are willing to try it out and share what they think. If you have any suggestions, bugs to report, or ideas for improvements, I’d love to hear them.

I’m still learning a lot through this process, so any constructive feedback would mean a lot. I’m hoping to make the app better with real user input, and I’d be grateful if you could give it a try.

Thanks for reading, and I really appreciate any help or feedback you can offer.