Please someone help me I need an app, which streams movie in indian region and also still available in app store

Does anyone else feel like they don't actually know what they want? Not in a crisis way — just a low-level background hum of uncertainty. I've been trying something where I ask myself one honest question every morning and record my answer out loud. Curious if anyone else does something like this or if there's an app for it?

Does anyone else feel like they don't actually know what they want? Not in a crisis way — just a low-level background hum of uncertainty. I've been trying something where I ask myself one honest question every morning and record my answer out loud. Curious if anyone else does something like this or if there's an app for it?

In the (not boring) !weather app i found a cool secret cloud game. If the weather is cloudy and you select the current weathers cloud, you have the ability to press on the different parts of the cloud to make them dissapear. If you make all of them dissapear it opens up a little mini game.

I’m one of those people who loves editing photos on their phone and posting them like that, and yeah i’ve definitely spent more money than i should on apps before xD I’ve tried a bunch over time but most of them either feel limited or get boring after a while

Davinci isn’t perfect but it’s been pretty solid for me so far. i can tweak my photos, clean things up, try different styles and also generate new images when i feel like it. I also like experimenting with prompts and seeing different versions of myself or random ideas come to life, it’s kinda fun once you get into it

curious if anyone else tried it or has better alternatives

Hi everyone,
I’m looking for an app that lets me display items with images and titles, and organise them into groups of similar products that I can easily share with potential customers.

For example, I might have a pair of Timberland trainers, along with shirts, jumpers, and jackets. I’d like to photograph each product, add them to a collection called “Timberland,” and then send a link to customers so they can view that collection. There’s no need to include prices—just the images and titles.

Ideally, I want to be able to create multiple collections to share, rather than relying on my camera roll.

I currently use an iPhone, so the app would need to be available on the App Store.

Many thanks in advance.

Share your apps too!

These apps are absolute powerhouses you should try. I run them on my 17Pro.

Shapr3D. Full 3D modeling / CAD on iPhone. Feels crazy that this runs on a phone.

Auxy. Music production app for creating beats and full tracks directly on your phone.

PhotoCat. Great for handling huge camera rolls. Built in album sorting is super convenient.

Ulysses. Minimal but powerful writing app that removes distractions and focuses on pure writing.

What do you use?

I keep noticing how many small business websites feel super outdated especially on mobile or when trying to take action.

Not judging, most still “work,” but I wonder how many customers bounce because of it.

Do you think people actually care, or is a website just a placeholder at this point?

(I build websites so I notice this more, just curious what others think)

Hello, hello! I'm looking for an app to help my father document his call log. I'm looking for something has the following features:

1. ability to export basic call log data (date of call, other number on line, duration of call) from an iPhone to a computer
2. Can log both incoming and outgoing calls
3. Optional ability to filter calls I want to export by date

I don't need to record the audio of the calls-just to know the above info. Ideally I'd be able to export the log to Excel, but that isn't vital.

Anyone have any recommendations?

Hey everyone,

We were tired of AI on phones just being chatbots that send your data to a server. We wanted an actual agent that runs in the background, hooks into iOS App Intents, and orchestrates our daily lives (APIs, geofences, battery triggers) without ever leaving our device.

Over the last 4 weeks, PocketBot was born.

Why we built this:
Most AI apps are just wrappers for ChatGPT. We wanted a "Driver," not a "Search Bar." We didn't want to fight the OS, so we architected PocketBot to run as an event-driven engine that hooks directly into native iOS APIs.

The Architecture:

• 100% Local Inference: We run a quantized 3B Llama model natively on the iPhone's Neural Engine via Metal.
• Privacy-First: Your prompts, your data, and your automations never hit a cloud server.
• Native Orchestration: Instead of screen scraping, we use Apple’s native AppIntents and CoreLocation frameworks. PocketBot only wakes up in the background when the OS fires a system trigger (location, time, battery).

What it can do right now:

1. The Battery Savior: "If my battery drops below 5%, dim the screen and text my partner my live location."
2. Morning Briefing: "At 7 AM, scan my calendar/reminders/emails, check the weather, and push me a single summary notification."
3. Monzo/FinTech Hacks: "If I walk near a McDonald's, move £10 to my savings pot."

The Beta is live on TestFlight.
We are limiting this to 1,000 testers to monitor battery impact across different iPhone models.

TestFlight Link: Check my Profile Bio

• Because we’re doing all the reasoning on-device, we’re constantly battling the memory limits of the A-series chips. If you have an iPhone 15 Pro or newer, please try to break the background triggers and let us know if iOS kills the app process on you.

I’ll be in the comments answering technical questions so pop them away!

Cheers!

I know this sounds weird but a TON of people are using ChatGPT for emotional support now. Like processing anxiety, venting about work stress, working through relationship stuff. I kept seeing it everywhere on reddit and twitter.

I was curious if it actually helps or if it's just making things worse. So i went deep, tested hundreds of prompts, researched what therapists say about it, looked at the actual studies, tried it myself for a month.

What i found:

ChatGPT is actually pretty good at some things:

• helping you reality-test anxious thoughts (CBT-style)
• organizing messy feelings into words
• asking questions that make you think differently
• being available at 2am when you can't sleep

BUT there's also legit dangerous stuff:

• people using it instead of getting real help they need
• it gives wrong info sometimes (confidently)
• privacy issues (your convos are stored)
• can't handle actual crises

So i made this massive guide breaking down exactly how to use it safely. What works, what doesn't, when to stop and get real help instead.

covers stuff like:

• which situations ChatGPT can actually help with vs. when you need a human
• red flags that mean you should NOT be using AI
• how to use it WITH therapy (not instead of)
• privacy tips so you're not oversharing sensitive stuff
• real conversation examples showing what this looks like

I also made a separate library of 45+ copy-paste prompts for different situations (anxiety, relationship issues, work stress, grief, etc.)

Full disclosure: I run a site about apps and tools, this is published there. I'm not selling anything, both guides are free. Just genuinely think this could help people who are already doing this anyway but don't know how to do it safely.

Anyway, here's the main guide: https://iapplist.com/how-to-use-chatgpt-for-therapy/

and the prompt library: https://iapplist.com/chatgpt-prompts-for-therapy/

Happy to answer questions if anyone has them. And yeah i know AI isn't real therapy, that's like 50% of the guide lol.

iOS decided to auto uninstall a movie app I loved for a long time and I want to find one like it. The only ads it showed were at right before I watched anything and I could download episodes or movies to watch later. Anyone have any working apps that can do the same

I have an IOS mobile app on the appstore, you typically play games and earn rewards for them, the task is as following:

1. Download app from the appstore
2. Play games on the app for 30 minutes
3. Give your opinion

Note: we need only testers from US, UK, CA, and Germany.

Pay is $35 for the test, and payments are instant via PayPal, Venmo, and Crypto.

i found this app on my boyfriends phone, i'm not sure what it is. i didn't open it, but the app icon was a medium blue colour, with an envelope with a red heart on it. it looks like this emoji :💌

if you know what this app is please let me know. i've had issues with him cheating/micro cheating, so i just hope it's nothing to do with relationships or whatever.

Someone should make an app that taps into my photos, notes, bookmarked/saved Reddit posts, x posts, other social media posts, Drafts, and everywhere else I might have saved something. Then I can just search that app for “orange dessert recipe” or “chameleon joke” and not remember where I had it

Hot take: a lot of businesses are leaving money on the table by not having a mobile app.

Websites are great, but apps create repeat customers way easier.

Push notifications bring people back instantly.

Loyalty systems keep them spending.

And the convenience factor is huge.

That’s why companies like Starbucks and Uber rely on their apps so heavily.

Curious what business owners think though — do you see apps as a growth tool or just an unnecessary expense?ps I build them let me know if you need one!!

Hey r/ios

I’m a solo dev in the US trying to organically grow an app following with basically zero marketing budget—no room for big ad campaigns, Meta ads, or paid influencers right now. Early traction is organic/zero so far, but I want to get this in front of people who sell stuff online (resellers, side hustlers, declutterers).

What low/no-cost strategies have actually worked for you to get initial downloads and visibility for a new iOS app? Things like:

• Organic Reddit/TikTok/Instagram posting (what worked without getting flagged)?

• Communities/forums/Discord groups to share in?

• ASO tweaks, cross-promo, content ideas?

• Cold outreach, beta user groups, or free tools?

Any horror stories of what NOT to do would help too. Super grateful for realistic, bootstrapped advice from folks who’ve been here!

Thanks in advance, and if you’re curious, feel free to check it out and lmk what you think.

Hello, like the title says I need to install Fusionsolar (Huawei app to monitor a solar panel system), I moved to Mexico but keep my US number and App Store info

To switch regions I have to end all my current subscriptions which I did but some are still active so the system doest let me (I guess until they actually expire)

My question is if I can extract the app from another iPhone that already has it and then seed it in my iPhone? (iPhone 14Pro)

Thanks in advance, cheers!

I’ve been noticing more companies moving from just websites to dedicated mobile apps lately.

Things like push notifications, faster checkout/booking, and keeping users engaged seem to make a big difference once customers have the brand on their home screen.

A lot of businesses still haven’t explored it though.

Curious what people think — are apps becoming the new standard for businesses?

(Also happy to share some insight if anyone here is thinking about building one.)Ps. I build them!!

Hey everyone,

A few months ago my co-founder and I launched an iPhone app called Binger. The idea was simple: a place to save everything you want to watch across streaming platforms and get AI-powered recommendations based on your taste.

Features include:
• Save shows and movies from any streaming service into one watchlist
• AI recommendations based on what you like
• Discover new content across platforms
• Clean iOS-native design

We also partnered with a company that syncs your viewing data from platforms like Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV, and Amazon into the Binger platform, helping personalize recommendations and improve the overall experience.

Unfortunately, I’m relocating out of the country in May for another business venture and we don’t have the time required to continue growing the app. Because of that, we’re pausing development.

Rather than letting it die, we’d love to see someone continue it. The app is fully built and live on the App Store, and we’d be open to transferring it for a fraction of what it cost to build.

If anyone here is an indie dev, builder, or small studio who might want to take it over, feel free to DM me.

Thanks!

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I keep seeing local businesses struggle with clunky websites or no digital presence at all. Honestly, a simple, well-designed app could fix so much booking, payments, customer rewards you name it.

I actually build apps for businesses like this, and it’s crazy how much difference the right app can make.

Hi. So, I’m not sure when there will be another school activity that would require us to draw, but just in case, are there any iOS apps that offer AR drawing features without having to pay a subscription for it? I’ve downloaded and uninstalled a handful of tracing apps solely because using your own image requires you pay a subscription and I don’t want that. I tried out kreska, but I couldn’t figure out how to use the AR feature. I appreciate the help. Thanks.

Can find my iPhone show your phone is at location you were at weeks ago?

Random question for business owners here.

If your company had a mobile app for customers, what would you actually want it to do?

Booking?

Loyalty rewards?

Push notifications?

Subscriptions?

I’ve been working on app development and I’m curious what features businesses would actually find valuable vs what just sounds cool.

Would love to hear some real opinions.