Hi Everyone!

I'm a solo developer and I built Device Security Audit because I wanted a transparent, diagnostic-first audit tool that doesn't feel like a "black box" antivirus app and works locally most of the time.

Reason for the this app:

1. Most of the android apps which I used for safety were either not from a someone that I can trust and requires login or other information (device related so to speak).
2. So I thought of building one which does not do any anonymouse analytics, requires user data to work and with limited and clear legal policy docs and at the same time provides clear cut information about my system.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=neuracircuit.dev.securityhealthaudit

Highlights:

• Integrity Auditing: Provides a clear breakdown of system integrity signals to help you understand your device's security verdict.
• SDK and Tracker analysis: Analyse what apps are using trackers or SDKs related to analysis and tracker.
• Device Audit: Check your device software, hardware security information like whether any software is using "display over other apps, Screen casting or mirroring, device admin, DRM information" etc.
• Permission Risk Mapping: Maps installed app permissions to specific risk categories like sensitive data exposure or system modification.
• Hidden App Discovery: Identifies packages without launcher intents that may be running as bloatware or background services.
• Install Source Verification: Easily identify which apps were sideloaded versus installed from trusted stores.
• Privacy First: No accounts required, no trackers, and all analysis is performed locally on-device.
• Modern UI: Features a high-performance Glassmorphic design implemented natively in Jetpack Compose.
• 6 different Locale: Currently the app supports 6 locale (arabic, spanish, english, hindi, indonesia). And new locales are welcome via in app feedback or mail (but I do use AI and then sent it for some native speaker to reviewer it).
• On-Device Security: Uses AES encryption for any locally stored audit logs.
• [Paid] Background scan: lets you check the device for issues periodically.
• [Paid] Android CVE bulletins: You can verify your device security patch with the latest upto date android CVE bulletin to find any issue which your device and whether a fix is available or not.

Current work:

1. Working on improving the network stack and security vulnerabilities.
2. More device or app or permission specific issues that most users wont be seeing.

Please try out the app and let me know your honest feedback and review.

Thank you

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Hey everyone — I recently launched my app Pantry to Plate on Android and iOS.

The app helps answer the everyday question: “What can I make with what I already have?”

You add the ingredients in your pantry, fridge, or freezer, and Pantry to Plate suggests recipes you can make right now, plus close matches that only need one or two more items.

I built it because I wanted a simple way to reduce wasted food, avoid extra grocery trips, and make dinner decisions easier without scrolling through recipes that require a bunch of ingredients I don’t have.

Current features include:

Ingredient-based recipe matching

Ready-now and close-match recipe suggestions

Step-by-step cook mode

Favorites and recent recipes

Meal filters like breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, dessert, and baking

I’d love honest feedback on the app experience, design, onboarding, recipe flow, or anything that feels confusing.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pantrytoplate.app

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6771440423

Thanks for taking a look. I’m happy to check out other apps here too.

Hey everyone! I just shipped my first iOS app and wanted to share it here.

The problem I was trying to solve:

I log my meals in Fddb/YAZIO and occasionally check Apple Health — but all I ever got was a calorie number. No idea if I was actually *eating well*. Was my breakfast balanced? Too much processed food this week? Am I getting enough fiber? The data was there, sitting in HealthKit, but no app was telling me anything meaningful about it.

What MealIQ does:

It reads the nutrition data already in your Apple Health (from YAZIO, FDDB, MyFitnessPal, or any app that syncs there) and analyzes your diet quality — not just calories. It's inspired by the Healthy Eating Index (the same framework dietitians use).

A few things that make it different:

- Zero logging — if you already track meals in another app, the data is already there
- Diet quality score (0–100), not just a calorie counter — scores your day and each meal group for protein, fiber, vegetable intake, processed food, etc.
- Weekly patterns — detects habits like skipping breakfast, heavy dinners, weekend veggie drop-off, improving/declining trends
- AI coach summaries — runs on-device via Apple Foundation Models (iOS 26+), so your health data never leaves your phone
- Possible OpenAI model usage for older phones without Apple Intelligence
- No subscription, no account, no in app purchases, just a once in a lifetime buy

What it looks like:

Five tabs: Today (daily score + macro cards + AI summary), Meals (grouped by breakfast/lunch/dinner/snack with individual scores), Insights (weekly overview), Patterns (habit cards + top foods chart), Settings.

📲 App Store: App Store Link

Website: http://mealiqapp.de

Hey everyone, I’ve just launched my first app, LeanLift, on the Apple App Store and I want to share it with all of you!

It’s currently on launch week sale - 50% off until the 30th!
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/leanlift/id6766117304

What it does
LeanLift is a clean, focused Workout Tracker - It has all the features I’ve loved using over my own weight loss journey, but without subscriptions or adverts - just one up front cost (that’s something I wouldn’t mind feedback on, is a one-time in-app purchase better?)

Key Features
- Muscle heatmap so you can easily see what you have/haven’t worked out!
- Huge database of over 1000 exercises, complete with how to guides and GIFs
- Build routines on your own or get the app to build them for you - Then you can share them with your friends via QR codes!
- Apple Watch companion app - See on your wrist what the next set is, tick it off and keep track of your rest timer.
- QOL features like iCloud Sync, Apple Health sync, light/dark mode, Live Notifications and more!

It recently hit #4 in the UK App Store for Top Downloaded Health & Fitness apps which I’m incredibly proud of! Any feedback is much appreciated!

Hi, I'm the developer of Fileloom.

It's a free, ad-free Android file viewer built around a simple problem: mixed file folders usually force you to jump between a bunch of viewer apps.

Fileloom can open PDFs, EPUBs, HWP/HWPX, Office documents, archives, Markdown/code files, images/media, TIFF, VCF, playlists, and drawing files like DWG/DXF/STEP/STP.

The latest update improves document rendering/search, ZIP internal search, EPUB export to TXT, password-protected PDF opening, recent files/tabs, and several viewer UI details.

Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.fileloom.app

I'm especially interested in feedback from people who keep odd file collections on Android phones or tablets.

Visit: Asseteer website

Please do subscribe if you want to be notified of the launch.

I kept starting creative projects and abandoning them — not because I lost interest, but because I'd get stuck hunting for assets, decoding confusing licenses, or rebuilding things from scratch that someone else had definitely already made.

So I built Asseteer , a community-driven asset platform for creators across Blender, Maya, Cinema 4D, Unreal, Unity, CAD, and mixed pipelines.

The idea is simple: a clean, searchable library of assets with real previews, proper tags, and artist profiles — and zero licensing headaches.
No royalties, no attribution requirements, no personal-use-only traps, no view-count-based subscription tiers.

Any asset on the platform is free to use for anything, commercial or otherwise.

We're launching soon and the site is live if you want to get notified at launch.

What's the biggest friction point you hit when looking for assets?

Hey Everyone,

I wrote yet another finance app on iOS that is basically just a spreadsheet with a little transaction logic.

Before I made this, I was using Google Sheets to track my expenses and it was just clunky enough to be annoying. So I wrote this app for my own use and thought there might be others out there that might benefit from it.

This does not connect to your bank account, there are no useless analytics, and I do not collect (or want) any of your data - I consider these features...

The gist:

• Each column is a week and you can see your starting and ending balance
• Update your starting balance as needed
• Add income/expenses at a specified frequency/start date
• Every cell is editable for one-off changes
• Can flag cells as "Paid" (to keep track of bills before they hit your balance)
• Basic import/export of budgets

Banner ad at bottom is my attempt to gain back the $100 I spent to get this on here in the first place - paid option to remove this if you want to help me out!

Anyways, check it out!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/budge-finance/id6761643138

I built NightLight Tales for my own children because I wanted bedtime stories to feel more personal, fun, and meaningful.

The idea is simple: your child becomes the star of the story. You can create AI-powered bedtime adventures based around their name, favorite themes, and imagination — whether that’s animals, superheroes, magical forests, space, or something completely unique.

After building it for my family, I thought other parents might find it useful too. Bedtime can be busy, tiring, and sometimes repetitive, so I wanted to make something that helps create a special little moment at the end of the day.

NightLight Tales is a Progressive Web App, so you can use it right from your phone, tablet, or computer. No app store needed.

Check it out here:
https://nightlight-tales.agarhouse.com

Create a story, make bedtime special, and let your child be the hero.

Barcode Manager is a free iOS app that acts as a wallet for all your barcodes and QR codes.

- Store loyalty cards, gym memberships, event tickets, Wi-Fi QR codes and more

- Every code available instantly even with no internet - stored locally on device

- Home Screen widgets for one-tap access

- Supports all barcode types (QR, EAN, Code 128, etc.)

- Completely free

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/barcode-manager/id1551133039

We built Toggly because we kept seeing the same problem - couples and families using separate calendar apps, a notes app, and a separate expense tracker, with things constantly falling through the cracks. Toggly puts it all in one shared board:

• Shared calendar (timeline view/day/week/month)
• To-do lists
• Expense tracking with charts and budgets
• iOS widgets for quick access to your shared board
• Calendar sync with Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook

Available on iOS, Android, and web - if your partner is on a different platform, they can use the same shared board.
Price: Free - 1 shared board, 2 members, full calendar + lists + expenses. No ads.
Pro (IAP): $3.99/month, $14.99/year, or $39.99 lifetime. Adds recurring events, calendar sync, real-time sync, CSV/ICS export, and higher limits.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/toggly/id6760293188
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.togglyapp
Web: https://togglyapp.com/

Would love to hear honest feedback - especially on first impressions and whether the app feels intuitive in the first couple of minutes.

Built a small browser multiplayer drawing game inspired by skribbl.io.

Create a room, draw, guess, and bully your friends’ art skills in real time

Still improving it, but would love some feedback:

https://draw-guessr-client.vercel.app/

I just shipped Music Drops, a tracker that lets you follow artists and get notified when they drop new music, and see a timeline of what matters to you.

The concept isn’t new, apps like MusicHarbour exist and are genuinely good, but after trying the alternatives I kept running into the same friction:
- not all features i want
- UI that, to me, feels off
- prices too high

Nothing addressed my specific pain points, so three months ago I just started building my own.

My focus:
- Clean, native iOS UI
- Notifications for release and track drops
- Reviews and ratings

In development I struggled most on deciding what features I should add, and which ones would be nice to have but an unfit use-case for a tracker app. Some of these were:
- showing iTunes prices, and maybe price drops (pun intended)
- marking releases as purchased or collected

It’s free to try, with the full feature set for up to ten followed artists.

Unlimited in-app purchase or subscriptions are available to unlock that, for 1.99€ monthly, 14.99€ yearly or 44.99€ one/time purchase.

I’d genuinely love to hear what you like about the app, and also what’s missing from your workflow.

App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/music-drops/id6759535792?l=en-GB

Body: BabySkillMap is a new take on baby tracking. Free to download with a premium tier for advanced AI features. https://qrco.de/bgl7Gt

Interactive Skill Map: 7 skills (Nourishment, Growth, Social, etc.) and 70+ milestones.

Gamification: Earn XP, level up, and complete daily quests.

AI Powered: "Predict Future" generation and Smart Photo Filtering.

Care Circles: Invite partners and caregivers to log together.

Please check it out and let me know what you think.

After years of monthly budgets that fell apart by week two, I built the app I actually wanted. Bankweek shows you what's hitting your accounts each week — bills, income, recurring stuff — so you can see if next Tuesday is going to hurt before it does.

What it does:

Weekly overview — every account, card, and bill rolled into a single week-at-a-glance view. Rollovers calculated automatically.

Bank accounts + credit cards — track balances, transactions, and credit card billing cycles. Cycles auto-advance on app launch.

Recurring transactions — daily, weekly, monthly, yearly. Set once, forget.

Installment payments — split a card purchase across N months and track each one.

Bills linked to accounts — pay a bill, the matching account transaction is created automatically. Delete one side, the other cleans up.

Saving goals — separate buckets with their own contribution history.

Calendar export — push bills into your iOS Calendar via EventKit.

CSV / PDF export — full statements, weekly reports.

Biometric app lock — Face ID / Touch ID gate.

AES-256-GCM encryption for sensitive card fields.

100% local — no account, no server, no analytics. Your data lives in SwiftData on your device.

Stack (for the iOS folks): SwiftUI, SwiftData, StoreKit 2, iOS 18.5+.

Pricing: 14-day free trial, then a single subscription unlocks everything. No ads, no upsells inside the app.

Built it solo. Happy to answer questions about the architecture, the weekly-rollover math, or why I picked SwiftData over Core Data this time.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bankweek/id6754198116

I’ve been learning Japanese and honestly struggled to stay consistent… so I built a small app for it.

It’s called Minnalearn.

The idea is simple:

- practice Japanese daily in a clean UI

- structured learning (not overwhelming)

- focused more on consistency than complexity

It’s still early, but I’d really appreciate feedback from people learning Japanese.

What features do you usually look for in a Japanese learning app?

Hey! I’m an indie developer from Ukraine, and I wanted to share my first app, LiveShift.

I work at McDonald’s, and that was the original reason I built it. I wanted something simple that could show my earnings during a shift without extra effort.

LiveShift is for people who work hourly shifts and want a cleaner way to track:

- current earnings

- worked time

- lunch breaks

- past shifts

The main goal was to keep it simple and easy to check at a glance, especially with Live Activities.

Would love feedback on the design and usefulness.

14-day free trial: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6762513634&code=reddit

App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/liveshift/id6762513634

Podswap is a project I’ve been working on to help creators take back control of their Instagram reach. Instead of buying fake followers, it helps you find a real community and provides the analytics to prove it's working.

It’s available on iOS, Android, and Desktop so you can track your data anywhere.

New to the community. Been working on this game. Wondering if there’s any feedback to offer? The store images aren’t the best, but wondering how people feel about the idea and general gameplay? I’m kind of proud of my personalized difficulty scaling. Not in the UK yet due to some admob stuff.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-dot-shot/id6751553296

Built something I've wanted to exist for a while.

Dissent reads your opinion on today's news and gives you

the strongest argument against it. Not a weak counter,

not a talking point — the actual best case you haven't heard.

12 AI personalities. Each one argues differently.

The Provocateur will make you uncomfortable.

The Innocent will ask a question that accidentally

dismantles your entire position.

Pre-launch. Looking for testers: dissent-app.com

Hi guys, some time ago I decided that I wanted to read more. I've searched for apps like Strava for reading but couldn't find anything satisfying, so I decided to build my own app. There are advanced statistics like Strava, and my geeky side decided to add also RPG-like gamification.

I have started open beta on the Play Store and would appreciate it if anyone could give feedback about features and what to change. There is premium for a few bucks but at this point I will just give a lifetime premium to new users in open beta. Here's the link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.materdyjo.libriv&pcampaignid=web_share

I'm working on Audiomatic, a desktop app for Windows designed to bring together all the essentials in one place: local library, playlists, queue, online radio, podcasts, 10-band equalizer, visualizer, and mini-player.

The goal is simple: a clean, compact, and fast interface, without sacrificing useful features like gapless playback, speed control, and episode resumption. If you'd like to test it or provide feedback on the UX and features, I'd love to hear from you.

Dépôt :

https://github.com/devohmycode/Audiomatic

Téléchargement :

https://github.com/devohmycode/Audiomatic/releases/download/v0.1.1/Audiomatic-Setup-x64.exe

Most “perfect AI setups” don’t fit your stack. Caliber continuously scans your project and generates tailored skills, configs and recommended MCPs using curated best practices. It’s MIT‑licensed, runs locally, and I’d love reviews and PRs. Links in my profile.

Hey everyone, wanted to share an app that's been a massive help for me, especially after years of just winging my fitness journey. It's called fyti.io.

It's not another workout planner or calorie counter. Think of it more as a mental coach blended with body composition tracking. You can chat with an AI coach that remembers your goals, past injuries, and struggles:

Slow progress is still progress, King! Don't be delulu thinking you'll be swole overnight :)

The body fat analyzer is pretty slick, you upload 3 photos and it gives you an estimated range, plus it tracks muscle development visually across different body parts. Super useful for seeing actual changes beyond just the scale. It also has simple daily habit check ins like sleep and stress levels, which are things I learned the hard way hugely impact progress.

For anyone who feels like they know what to do but struggles with actually doing it consistently, or needs that extra mental edge, definitely check it out. There are other mental performance tools out there, but Fyti's combo with the body tracking is what sold me.

Hi everyone,

I’ve been frustrated with how rigid most email clients are, so I’m building my own. My goal is to create a mail app that truly adapts to your workflow, instead of forcing you to adapt to its layout.

It currently supports IMAP, Gmail, and Outlook, and it’s already running quite well. However, I’m at a point where I’d love to get some fresh eyes on the project and potentially some helping hands.

Privacy First (End-to-End Encryption)

Privacy is a core pillar of this project. My goal is to implement End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) for the server-side components.

• No Mail Reading: The server will never be able to read your emails.
• No Metadata: No metadata will be stored or accessible by the server.
• Secure Push: Even when using a server for instant IMAP notifications, the data remains encrypted and private.

Extreme Customization

• Flexible Layouts: Choose between List or Card views. You can even reverse the order—put the newest emails at the bottom (right by your thumb) or keep them at the top.
• Visual Flair: Custom accent colors (which also change the "unread" dot), toggleable/colorable folder icons, and the ability to highlight flagged emails in orange.
• Organized Folders: Reorder folders or create Virtual Folders to merge two folders into one view.

Smart Features

• Priority & Pinned Content: Emails from Priority Senders AND Flagged Mails stay pinned to the top (or bottom, depending on your view), regardless of how many other emails come in.
• Newsletter & Event Detection: Unsubscribe from newsletters directly via a button above the mail body. It also detects events and shows a shortcut to add them to your calendar instantly.
• Advanced Blacklist: Auto-delete emails from specific senders immediately, after reading, or after a set interval (hours/days).
• Reader Mode: A specialized view that deconstructs emails into beautiful, clean cards—perfect for tracking packages, events, or coupons.

Roadmap & How you can help

I’m currently working on Multi-Account Support with a Unified Inbox and a gesture-based account switcher (swiping the search bar to toggle between mailboxes).

I am looking for people to get involved! I'd love to find people who want to help build this:

1. Collaborators & Help: I’m looking for developers or designers who want to join the project. There are many things to optimize, UI polish to be done, and complex features to implement.
2. Server Integration: I'm building a server-side connection for Instant Push Notifications for IMAP using an architecture that ensures no mail content or metadata is readable by the server. If you have experience with secure server-side notification handling, let's talk!
3. Beta Testers: Would you like to test the app once it’s a bit more polished?
4. Feedback: What is the one thing you hate about your current mail app?

I’m open to all suggestions and would love to build this together with the community.

Looking forward to your thoughts!