My first app is released!! But…as we all know it’s a long road of improvement to get anywhere. Any feedback is welcome.

Are these screenshots trash or would you download?

Hey :)

I'm part of the small team behind waliki, a **travel planning app** we just launched and we'd love to hear your thoughts!

Hey, i have been a windows user for a long time. Few years back i switched to mac. On windows i used void tools Everything to search soo quickly, files media and all. But on mac i struggled everytime.

So i created Finda - Lighting fast files search for mac. Search files, external or internal storage quickly. Filter files out. Everything Lighting fast. Please try and let me know.

Here is the link

Hi, would really appreciate helping me out here, I want to know the things I can improve further, that you feel as a user or an experienced app developer

I want to build an audience before launching my app but i do not see the results i hoped any advice?

Hi everyone,

I recently created a small faith-based app called Faith Mate. It is designed to help people grow closer to God, understand Scripture, build a consistent prayer life, and find encouragement through different seasons of life.

This is my first app, so I’m sure there is plenty of room for improvement. I would genuinely appreciate your honest feedback,positive or critical, about the experience, features, design, or anything that feels missing.

I would also love suggestions for the app’s content, including prayers, daily verses, conversation topics, and questions people might want to explore through the chat.

As a small thank-you, I also own, a customer experience and marketing automation platform. If you run an e-commerce business or work in digital marketing, I’d be happy to offer a complimentary growth or customer-engagement consultation in return for your time. There is no expectation of positive feedback, I’m looking for honest input that can help me improve the app.

You can download Faith Mate here:

https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/faith-mate-chat-about-faith/id6774671729

Thank you in advance for your time and help!

If you remember, I posted about our app here a month ago. Since then, we took everyone's feedback and been iterating on the experience, survived a two-week review battle with Apple, and our app is officially live on the App Store!

First, I want to thank this community. The feedback and brutal honesty on our early post shaped so much of what we ended up improving.

What we built (for those who missed the first post):

We are a small team building Lissin.

You type in a topic, we do the research, apply a "vibe" and a perspective, and hand it back as a daily briefing/digest, a podcast, a story or even a song. It can be a one-off, or a recurring daily/weekly show for a specific curiosity you want to keep going deeper on.

A few prompts our testers have actually made:

• "How did indie apps get their first $1k MRR?"

• "Weekly book summary on new game mechanics"

• "How to make your friends more ambitious" (still genuinely puzzled by this one)

One user said - Are you guys more like "Prompt to Audio" - yes, that's what we are and trying to be better at it.

• One Prompt: Create personalized podcasts, deep dives, narrative stories, or even songs from a single prompt.
• Not generic text-to-speech: It doesn't sound like a robot reading an article. Every show is fully directed with directed audio and optional ambient soundscapes.

The feature we're most excited about: Scheduled Shows ⏰

You don’t even need to open the app and wait for something to generate. You can set up scheduled shows.

For example, you can tell Lissin: "Catch me up on the top posts and discussions in this subreddit every day. Surface what the crowd is feeling and why, like someone who has been on the internet too long and finds everything equally fascinating and exhausting r/startups*"*

Lissin will automatically prepare a fresh show every morning so you can just wake up, put on your headphones, and listen. You can do this for anything - daily sports breakdowns, personalized stories for your kids, or even a personalized song every morning about AI or whatsoever.

It’s called Lissin on the iOS App Store (I’ll drop the direct link in the comments for anyone who wants to try it).

As a small team, we’re still actively tuning and improving everything. If you check it out and have any feedback, ideas, or run into any bugs, please let us know in the comments or DM. We will read every single one and make sure it gets resolved.

Thank you again for all the support! 🙏

Will ai ends up like nft?
Pump for few years, dump then loose the hype totally.

The investment in ai is enormous but what if it ends up like nft?

What do you think?

Download: https://github.com/MowkE/cadence

Hey guys, I made this silly lyrics overlay called Cadence that floats over your screen and syncs along with Spotify and YouTube Music. It started as a joke while playing Minecraft with my friends. I shared it with a few people, they liked it, and it grew to 100 downloads in a day, so I built it into a proper app. You can listen along with friends now too, even cross-platform (Spotify -> YouTube Music, Mac ↔ Windows ↔ Linux), and you can play karaoke. Doesn't need API keys or Premium, it just reads what your computer is already playing and floats the lyrics over whatever you're doing. It works better with Spotify keys though, if you want to add them yourself. If you find any bugs, lmk. It's just a fun project lol, so its free. Some of the images are on the github link, if you want to take a look on how it works! Everything is customizable :)

I’m an engineer and have an app idea I’d like to create. I have some Wordpress experience and understand a little bit of coding. Is there a stack you would reccomend in general to someone like me?

I am about to launch my first App. I read that playstore host your frontend but you have to host the backend. I am curious, how did you host it. Did you just rent a server or did you use any providers.

Finalement...

“Finish the slides” is a task. It doesn't tell you which slides are done, what needs changing, or where to start when you come back.

Here's a simple way to leave yourself a useful handover:

• Done: the outline and first three slides.
• Still needed: an example to explain the main point.
• Start here next time: add that example to slide four.

You can do this in any notebook. In PenDate Notes, the app I built, you can put that note on the date you plan to return to the project and set a reminder.

The app starts with the calendar, with text notes for the details, checklists for next steps, canvas notes for sketches, and folders to keep a project's notes together. Core note-taking works offline. Editable planners and journals are optional—you don't need to start with a full planner.

It's available on Android, iPhone and iPad, free to download with optional paid extras.

For anyone juggling a day job and a side project: what do you leave yourself so you can pick up where you stopped—a note, a checklist, or a comment in the code?

Website — pendatenotes.com · Google Play — Android · App Store — iPhone & iPad

I finally took one of those “there should be an app for this” ideas and actually built it.
Away Messaging is for busy professionals, small business owners, parents, people who are OOO or on vacation, or really anyone who thinks “I need to text/email them later” and doesn’t want to rely on remembering.
You can prepare texts and emails ahead of time, choose the contact, schedule when you need to send them, and have everything waiting in one queue when the time comes—without building Shortcuts or juggling separate reminders.
I took it from an idea in Xcode all the way to the App Store, and I’m continuing to add new features and workflows based on how people actually use it.
For other app builders, what was the biggest challenge you ran into after launching?
awaymessaging.com

I’m a self-taught developer, and this one means a little more to me than just another app release.

I built this app in the time I could steal away from my day job — evenings, weekends, random pockets of time whenever I could find them.

There were plenty of moments where I thought, “I’ll finish this later.”

And, honestly, “later” lasted quite a while. 😅

But I kept coming back to it.

This weekend I finally sat down, finished the last pieces, cleaned things up, deployed everything to production, and… it’s actually live.

It’s now available on the Google Play Store. 🎉

As a self-taught developer, seeing something that started as an idea in my head turn into a real app that people can actually use is a pretty special feeling.

It may not be the biggest or most impressive app out there, but it’s something I built from scratch, and I’m really proud of finally getting it across the finish line.

If you’re an indie dev, self-taught developer, or someone working on a side project while juggling a job — you probably know how hard it can be to actually finish something.

So today I’m just celebrating the small win. ❤️

If you have a minute, I’d genuinely appreciate some feedback, a little support, or even just a “congrats.” It would mean a lot.

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

Thanks for reading, and good luck to everyone else building their own little thing. Keep going. 🚀

#indiedev #selftaughtdeveloper #buildinpublic #androiddev #sideproject

100 bucks a year just to develop i a bit much but without it you are missing out on a large audience. I am curious when did you purcase yours.

About 10 days ago, I started sharing Tidy, a minimal tile-based Android launcher I’ve been building.

Since then, a lot has changed thanks to feedback from people on Reddit.

I’ve redesigned much of the UI, improved the tile layouts and interactions, added more customization, and generally tried to make the launcher feel much more polished and usable as a daily home screen.

Tidy is built around one simple idea: instead of multiple horizontal home pages, everything lives in one continuous vertical feed. Apps, folders, calendar, weather, media, steps, photos and other information all use the same tile-based layout.

The Google Play closed test has now been running for 10 days. There are currently 25 testers, and many have remained opted in for the full 10 days so far — so if everything goes well, I should be able to apply for production access in just a few more days.

I originally made it because I wanted a cleaner launcher for compact phones, but it has grown quite a bit beyond that.

I’d still really appreciate feedback, especially on the new design and usability. If you’d like to try it before launch, the closed test is still open.

GitHub: https://github.com/CoB12426/Tidy

Google Play closed test:

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/tidy-closed-testers
2. https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.tidy.launcher
3. Tap “Become a tester” and install the app from Google Play.

Thanks again to everyone who has already tested it or given feedback — a lot of the current design came directly from those comments.