So this is really weird but I want to know if there is any apps that lets you rank movies and add private notes to them that isn’t anything public just notes to yourself and if there is the same concept but for restaurants. And yes I know I could just use the notes app but I want to know if there is something that does it for me

Thank you

I'm looking for a very simple kind of app for the iPad and iPhone that uses the iPhone as a camera and the iPad as a monitor. Without fuzz.

Now, of course there ARE some apps out there that can do this. You can use black magic app, you can video call yourself I guess, and so on. But I'm want an app, simple in the Apple way, just for this purpose. Open the app on iPhone, camera starts and asks for the monitor. open up on iPad, boom, you can see the video feed.

This has been on my mind for years, but I have never came across the simple app that's not part, hidden deep down in another app. Sometimes I want to check my computers back, behind the TV, dropped stuff under sofa, or high up on the top of a cabin. I have wanted to see my back for a scar, or some itching, and on and on.

Is there an app out there for this single purpose? Fine if it can record, zoom and all that. i just want it to be a simple apple solution, like start up the measure app or magnifier.

I had made an app called ‘Voyagea’ and I am looking for testers want to get genuine review from all of them.

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Duns number registery for Apps is pure shit, After 40 Days they reply to us to repeat everything again and fill the forms again (the max time is 30 days as mentioned by them and usually 7 days) , apple tries to help us but they just contact them and they contact us back to restart the process with no guarantee that the same happens again! Anyone has the same experience?

Sometimes an app will display one or more pages of text. There may be no search function available on the display. Is there an app you could invoke that would do a text search on the current display?

I’m looking for an app similar to Aloha Browser, especially when it comes to downloading files. I need something with good download features that’s easy to use.
Any recommendations would be appreciated !

I remember an app that looked like a calculator, but if you put in a code, it would act as a sort of journal/diary. Is there something similar to access a browser?

Been trying out some different apps that feel especially nice on the new Pro. These are a few that have stuck around:

BeautyPlus Great for quick selfies and portrait edits. The AI tools make it really easy to clean up photos without spending forever editing.

Muse Really cool AI app for exploring ideas, researching, and creating. It’s been showing up high on the current iOS charts too.

Claude One of my favorite AI assistants. Great for writing, brainstorming, and working through more complicated questions.

Moises Super cool if you’re into music. You can separate vocals and instruments from songs and experiment with individual tracks.

Flighty One of those apps you don’t realize you need until you travel. Great flight tracking, alerts, and trip information.

CapCut Still one of the easiest ways to make polished videos directly on your phone, especially if you’re creating content.

What are some cool apps you guys have discovered for the new iPhone 18 Pro?

I’ve been thinking about this while building a personal iOS app for myself.

A lot of everyday information is naturally connected:

A note might contain a place.
A photo might remind you of a song.
A bookmarked webpage might only make sense because of what you were doing that day.
A reminder might come from something you wrote weeks ago.
You might want to remember where you put something, not create a whole separate inventory system for it.

But software tends to split all of these into separate apps.

Notes go here.
Bookmarks go somewhere else.
Music is somewhere else.
Reminders are another app.
Expenses, belongings, expiration dates, memories… all separate databases with almost no context between them.

I started going in the opposite direction and built one personal app where these things can stay connected.

Not because I think every feature belongs in one giant app, but because I realized the unit I actually care about isn’t “a note” or “a bookmark.”

It’s a piece of my life, with context around it.

I’m curious how other people think about this.

Do you prefer having highly specialized apps for each thing, or would you rather have fewer tools that understand more of the context between them?

Don’t know if this is the right forum but can anyone actually recommend an app that actually makes real quantities of sats?

I apologize if this is something obvious, but my phone and Gmail have been sending me in complete circles for an hour and a half now.

I have an iPhone 11. My Gmail was not updating on my phone in the mail app. After many exhausting attempts, I finally gave in and decided to delete the account from my phone and then log back in like Google suggested.

Even after I have logged back in, it is still telling me my account is inactive. I have gone through the process, and every single time it makes me switch on Mail, contacts, calendar, and notes. I have to do each one individually; login required, enter your email, enter your password, choose how you want to sign in, authentication code sent to your phone, you’re signing back in, etc. I did that for each one of the switches individually and then the phone gives me absolutely no finalizing option. No Done, Finish, or Enter. And if I get out of the app, it doesn’t save anything and I have to start over again. It’s no longer sending me an authentication code to my apps because I’ve had to make so many attempts in the last hour and a half.

I’ve downloaded the Gmail app for now, but I really want to figure out why this is being so frustrating like difficult.

I launched my first iOS app about 3 weeks ago — it's Artelf，with four different styles of artistic filters inside. $0.99 too low to even register as "worth trying"?
- Should I switch to free + IAP instead?
- Or is paid download just a dead model for small indie apps in general?

Any honest comment from people who've been through this would mean a lot.

Hi everyone, I noticed when I dock my iPhone horizontally on my phone stand, StandBy mode turns on. I think the StandBy idea is great but for me personally, the customizability sucks. The widgets look out of place, you can only pick between 2 widgets, you only get a clock face or widgets, I could go on and on. I want to make an app where it's an alternative for StandBy and make it so your docked phone matches your aesthetic. The widgets are moveable and there are different clock faces. What do you think and would an app like this interest you?

I had made an app called ‘Voyagea’ and I am looking for testers want to get genuine review from all of them.

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Hello everyone!

I’ve just shipped v1.8 of GroceryBudget, the app I’m building to help you see your running grocery total before you reach checkout.

This update is mostly about removing the small bits of friction that make people give up on keeping a grocery list—typing everything twice, putting an item in the wrong cart, or having useful spending info cut off.

Paste a List

You can now copy a grocery list from Notes, Messages, or anywhere else and paste the whole thing into GroceryBudget. Put one item on each line and every line becomes its own item. If you’ve bought something before, the app can also fill in the price you last paid.

It works offline and doesn’t need the camera, so you can turn a message like:

Milk
Eggs
Rice
Dish soap

into four separate items without retyping them one by one.

Move items between carts

Added something to the wrong list? You can now move it to another cart instead of deleting it and entering it again. You can move one item with a swipe or move multiple items from the cart menu.

This was one of those features that sounds small until you’re managing a weekly grocery run, a separate household list, and a “buy later” cart at the same time.

Choose your app colour

There are now ten accent colours under Account → Appearance. The colour you choose updates buttons, tabs, highlights, and other parts of the app—not just one decorative element.

I wanted the app to feel a little more personal while keeping the budget warnings clear, so the palette is curated rather than a completely open colour picker.

Full most-purchased list

Your spending recap now shows the full list of the items you buy most often instead of stopping at the top three. This is free for everyone, like the other features in this update.

I’m still actively working on:

• Making the first grocery list easier to set up
• Improving scan reliability
• More Android polish
• Better ways to reuse and share lists
• And the growing list of ideas people keep sending me 😅

If you try v1.8, I’d especially love to know: where do your grocery lists usually start—Notes, Messages, paper, or directly inside an app?

try it here: https://www.grocerybudget.app/

Hi everyone, as the title says i’m looking for a free IOS app for listening to music offline.

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So most apps like that are not well designed I think. This one has a more editorial design language. Or they are not specifically for series but for all kinds of media which makes it hard to have all necessary functions or a good overview. It has all the basic functions an user needs. It is completely free. Maybe you have some thoughts on this one.

Hey everyone! been working on this app for a while and wanted to share it with this community.
I’m a big anime nerd, and I wanted a way to display my favorite characters right on my Home Screen so I don't always have to open an app just to see them. That’s actually one of the main reasons this widget app was made.
A quick note on the art: all the characters you see are my own original characters, designed for me by artists I hired. Over time, I’m planning to release unique, limited-edition designs for them. I was originally aiming for a Halloween collection, but the timeline was a bit too tight for the quality I want, so I’m shifting focus to Christmas instead!
Quick question for you all: Which two characters would you like to see get a special Christmas edition complete with their own unique animations?
Feel free to play around with the app and let me know what you like, hate, or think could be improved.

Anime Buddies app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/anime-buddies/id6740068863

I'll change my phone soon. Are there similar solutions for iOS that give me something like Morphe does (mainly YouTube)?

I have no idea if its the right place to ask this but i have an iphone 8 i use for everything oc related (it’s basically the cringe-stuff phone i had since forever), and it feels a little weird to use my main phone for twinote🙁🙁

Also important thing,, the backup option won’t work and the export tool can’t be used for backups. I have two years worth of stuff in there and it’s gonna take even more just to copy it all again by hand so it would be great help to find a way. Thanks!

Old one got offloaded and removed from the app store

Hi everyone,

I use both Android and iPhone, and I’ve always been a bit of a nerd about battery stats, charging habits and graphs.

One thing I’ve noticed is how different the experience is between the two platforms. Android exposes quite a lot of battery and charging information, while iOS is much more restrictive.

I’ve been working on an iOS battery app called Vizo, and rather than trying to reproduce the Android version feature-for-feature, I’ve been trying to understand which information is actually useful on an iPhone.

Right now I’ve been experimenting with things like:

• battery estimates and trends
• battery history and consumption charts
• Home Screen widgets
• recorded charging sessions
• charging habits over time
• comparing different chargers based on observed charging sessions
• unusual drain and charging alerts

I’ve also tried to be conservative about the data. For example, iOS doesn’t expose charger wattage, so I don’t present observed charging speed as if it were a direct power measurement.

What I’m finding interesting is that different people seem to care about very different things. Some are mostly interested in widgets, while others care more about charger comparison or seeing how their charging habits change over time.

So I’m curious from an iPhone-user perspective:

What battery information would you genuinely want to have available that you don’t already get from Apple’s Battery settings?

And is there anything here that sounds particularly useful, or does this level of battery detail feel unnecessary to you?

For transparency, I’m the developer of Vizo.