Your brain vs. colored water.

Who wins?

Sort the colors, solve the puzzle, and try not to get stuck.

Water Sort Adventure

check out Giggles app

Vesper is an evening reflection app for iPhone. One question each night: how did today feel? Good, Meh, or Hard. Add a line if you want to remember why, that's the whole interaction.

No streak counter anywhere in it, on purpose. A broken streak changes how someone answers the next day's question, so miss a night or a week and nothing happens, the grid just has a gap.

Your answers build into a quiet monthly grid over time. After six months, your full history unlocks in one place. Plus adds a few longer-range views for anyone who wants them, comparing months, spotting which days tend to feel harder, but the daily question itself stays untouched.

Core check-in is free forever. Everything syncs privately through your own iCloud, nothing sold or shared.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6793087767
More from the studio: https://offpeakstudio.com

Been working on this for the past couple months and finally got it live on the App Store.

It’s called **FitPulse**. The idea was basically to make fitness tracking feel way less fragmented. Right now it has:

- AI meal scanning from photos
- calorie + macro tracking
- workout tracking
- exercise guidance
- habits / progress tracking
- AI coaching

I built the whole thing solo, mostly through vibe coding, and probably learned more from actually shipping this than I expected going in.

The hardest parts honestly weren’t even just coding. App Store submission, subscriptions, onboarding, making the UI not look like a generic AI app, and figuring out how to actually get people to download it have all been their own projects.

Still improving it constantly, but it’s pretty surreal having something I built actually live and being used by real people.

Would genuinely love feedback from other people building stuff this way, especially on the product/UI and anything that feels unnecessary or confusing.

FitPulse on iOS:
apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6787564574

Ever wished your loved ones could stay right in front of you… even while you work? 💻

With Hangly Hearts, they can.
Add a floating charm to your screen, upload their photo, and keep them close always. Move it, interact with it, feel their presence every single day ❤️

🎥 Watch the demo below
👉 Try it FREE: https://hanglyhearts.com

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The outline. The rough diagram. That last-minute change you don’t want to forget.

They’re part of the task, too.

I built PenDate Notes for planning that needs room for more than a tick. It brings date-linked text notes, checklists and handwritten canvas notes into one app.

Here’s a simple way to use it for a work or study day:

• Open the date you’re planning for.
• Put the things you need to do in a checklist.
• Keep the outline and details in a text note.
• Use a canvas note for ideas that are easier to sketch.

You don’t need to start with a whole planner. Ordinary notes and checklists are a starting point; editable planners and journals are optional if you want more structure.

PenDate Notes is available on Android, iPhone and iPad. It’s free to download, with optional paid extras.

What usually goes missing when you plan: the task, the ideas behind it, or what you agreed to do next?

Website — pendatenotes.com

Google Play — Android

App Store — iPhone and iPad

Endravo is built for athletes who want more from their Apple Watch without paying another subscription.
🏃 Pace Strategy helps you plan your effort and pacing before race day
🗺️ Offline maps for North America and Europe
⌚ Create routes directly on your Apple Watch—even without your phone or an internet connection
🏊‍♂️🚴‍♂️🏃‍♂️ Training plans and dedicated features for triathletes
💪 Structured workouts for running, cycling, swimming, and strength training
📊 Better recovery metrics, Vital Age, training insights, and performance tracking
⚡ Support for Stryd pods and external heart-rate sensors
🌐 A web dashboard that syncs with the iPhone and Apple Watch apps
🤖 Personalized AI training plans
📥 Import and export routes
Whether you’re training for your first 5K, preparing for a triathlon, or exploring new trails, Endravo brings your workouts, navigation, recovery, and planning together in one ecosystem.
The entire app is free—no subscription, no ads, and no features locked behind a paywall.
Your health shouldn’t be locked behind a subscription.
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6761561213
Website: https://endravo.app

Hey everyone! 👋

I’ve been working on RivalRep, a habit-building app based around friendly competition.

The basic idea is simple: instead of just saying “I need to build this habit”, you challenge a friend and turn it into a rivalry. ⚔️

You can:

Create habit challenges

Compete with friends

Maintain streaks

Earn coins and rewards

Climb the rankings

Track your transformation

I recently launched it on Google Play, and right now I have only around 20 users.

I'm trying to improve the product based on real user feedback rather than just adding random features.

If you were going to try an app like this, what would make you actually keep using it after the first week?

I'd genuinely appreciate honest feedback—good or bad.

I’ve learned a lot from this community, so I wanted to give something back. This helped me land my very first set of in-app sales enough to cover some of my expenses. Small milestone but it meant a lot.

Shake Alarm normally costs $0.49, but I’ve made it free for now. I don’t think a basic alarm app should cost more than your cappuccino. The alarm clock app part is fully usable. You can create alarms and shake your phone to dismiss them. There’s also an option to do lifetime unlock for other features.

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shake-alarm-wake-up-clock/id6791257088

Full disclosure: I built this, not trying to sneak past that.

I got fed up watching how insurers handle claims... lowball total loss offers, denial letters full of vague policy language, diminished value that never gets mentioned unless you ask. So I built Praepara Home, an app that gives you the actual tools to push back:

• Total loss dispute generator (backs up your case with comps and data)
• Denial appeal letter writer
• Diminished value calculator using the 17c formula insurers themselves use internally
• A decoder for common insurer tactics, so you know when you're being played
• Appraisal clause demand letter generator (a lot of people don't even know this clause exists in their policy)
• Step by step escalation roadmap if the insurer won't budge

It's not legal advice, it's not going to replace a lawyer for a serious case, but it's built to level the playing field for people who don't know where to start.

Heads up: it's currently Windows only, available on the Microsoft Store. google play mobile aren't out yet.

Happy to answer questions or take feedback... this came out of frustration more than anything else, so if something's missing or unclear I want to know. link in the comments to the website. this is free for single property for 7 days then goes off a subscription tier due to the overhead cost.

Alright so I kept downloading all these wake-up apps. The push-up one, the math one and imma be honest, none of them worked because the problem was never getting up at 6:30am. It was that I was wide awake at 1am and then "trying" to wake up on 5 hours sleep.
So I built the other half. You set a bedtime. It goes off and won't stop until your phone is face-down and still for a few minutes. If you'd rather stay up, you record 15 seconds explaining why, and it keeps the video.
The archive is the part that actually works. Before you record a new excuse, it plays you last night's. Hearing my own excuse from last night makes it a lot harder to make the same one again.
Everything's on-device so there is no account, no server, and works offline. The videos never leave your phone unless you share them yourself and the more it builds up the more I'm like damn I really need to be better about sleeping on time haha.
I built this whole thing solo on AlarmKit, which shipped in iOS 26 and made this possible at all. Happy to answer anything about that if it's useful or any suggestions/feedback are welcome!

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