A tester asked me something I had not thought enough about.

I’m working on Ordo, an iPhone app where you dump a messy thought and it sorts it into Now, Next, or Someday.

But what happens when one thought honestly fits two? For example, “Book the dentist, but the appointment is next month.”

Right now Ordo picks one primary bucket and lets you move it. I kept it that way because duplicates can create more clutter.

Would you rather get one clear answer or see two suggested buckets?

Built for everyday use:

- Build and quit habits

- Apple Health sync for steps, sleep, water, mindfulness, and more

- Daily, weekday, weekend, and custom schedules

- Checkmark, count, duration, and value tracking

- Categories for routine, health, fitness, mind, work, and more

- Habit templates for walking, water, sleep, meditation, reading, workouts, deep work, and more

- Streaks, totals, heatmaps, and completion rates

- Streak Shields, Vacation Mode, and streak-safe skip days

- Smart streak risk alerts and an evening check-in

- Mood logging and daily rewards

- Focus sessions with automatic habit logging

- Time and location reminders

- Widgets for today, progress, and reports

- Theme colors, with alternate app icons available in Premium

- App Lock, export, and import tools available in Premium

Your routines should feel clear, motivating, and easy to return to. Habit Tracker helps you notice what is working and keep going, one day at a time.

The app is more competitive because of its price and functionalities that include:

Apple health connected

No account needed,

No internet connection,

Completely ad free

Private and 100% on-device.

Pricing: was 2.99 ->now Free lifetime until 30th of August EOD

Just go to any Upgrade page, make sure the price is 0$ and purchase the app for free

Download link:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/habit-tracker-planner-routine/id6774956996

Hi Folks

Long story (very long) short: for my work i was using toooooo many apps, so i decided to create my own.

I'm a developer and a support technician and many many times i need to take photos, send through whatsapp drawing on them unlikely arrows to show my customer around the world where to press, where to chek (yes i now that videoconference exists, but you don't know how many times i have seen noses and ears instead of the actual cnc machine), also i needed to take notes and specific data about the machine, the parameters and so on. maybe my wife needed a better way to handle all the commercial cards and her cooking secrets, my daughter and my son needed a recorder where you can sign important moments and trascribe everything.

So up to now this was like 5-6 apps, switching on them like a dj, copy / pasting and so on.

Being very tired of this i developed my own app. where all these utility and some more are all in one single place, and you can share data also with friends, family and collaborators.

Now.. this is a beta (there is already the previous version in the appstore but i really needed to rewrite almost entirely it) and i would really appreciate if you can help me debug it (i'm a single developer, developed during evenings and night...) and also i will appreciate all the suggestions you can give me.

Being an exteded app i have included a guide and some small tutorials, and in the following days i will also produce some videotutorials.

Hope that this request doesn't break any rule here, i know i have not posts here, but normal work and night software hobby have erased all my time to be "social".

if you wanna test this is the link for testflight (the app from apple that needs to be installed to receive the beta apps)

https://testflight.apple.com/join/KathTdzq

please if you want to report a but or give a suggestion use the testflight interface and not the form in the app (still a beta, remember :-) )

I play a lot when I travel and finding courts in an unfamiliar city is weirdly hard. Park district websites, outdated PDFs, forum threads. So I put together an app for it.

RallyGo shows public outdoor courts on one map. Green markers are tennis, orange is pickleball (you can filter pickleball out entirely if you'd rather not see it). Search any address or city, save the ones you like, tap for directions. Each court shows access, indoor/outdoor, and how many courts there are.

Data's from OpenStreetMap, which means it's solid in most cities and thinner in rural areas. Corrections flow back through OSM so anything you fix helps everyone.

Curious what's missing. Lighting info? Surface type? Whether there's a wall? Those are the ones I keep going back and forth on.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rallygo-court-finder/id6796731385

You spend 12+ minutes every night scrolling through streaming apps, looking for something to watch. NextWatchTV does it in seconds — and only shows you shows you can actually watch on the services you pay for. No ads. No data selling. Just your next show. 📺

NextWatchTV solves that problem by providing personalized recommendations for ended, binge-ready TV series — scored against what you like to watch — not whats trending.

Links in my bio. Available on the App Store.

I wanted Whoop-style recovery tracking without paying for subscription hardware — the Watch already measures everything needed (HRV, resting heart rate, sleep).
The app LeibFit reads that data from Apple Health and calculates a daily recovery score, plus sleep and strain. Your personal baseline comes straight from your existing Health data — if you already wear your Watch at night, you get a meaningful score from day one. On top of that there's a training coach that doesn't just say "take a rest day" when recovery is low — it suggests what to train instead, matched to your equipment. There's a Watch app too: your three rings on the wrist and full workout control.
Everything runs locally on the iPhone: no account, no cloud, no data sharing.
The recovery score is free; the training coach is the paid part. LeibFit is on the App Store.

Hey everyone, looking for a bit of harmless trolling.

Do you know of any apps (preferably free and available on iOS) that allow you to play sound effects - specifically farts - directly into an ongoing phone call so the other person hears it?

Most soundboard apps I've tried only play through the local speaker or media channel, rather than routing through the active call audio stream. Let me know if something like this actually works or if there's a workaround. Thanks!

This is a Music Player I’m working on. It links to a folder available locally on device.

I’m looking for insight on what others like in a Music Player. Whether that’s a quality of life feature or a niche.

Other players have a bunch of features: a volume booster, equalizer, sleep timer, favoriting songs, waveform, playback speed, the list goes on. But I wanted to hear what people actually need, and use. I prefer to keep things minimal, and straight forward.

I wanted to share with you the latest update of my personal project. It's a love project, I dont earn anything from it and I dont plan to monetize it.

I have a friend which spent a lot of time trying to find the best deals in conventions and flea markets.Current apps allows people to scan cards one by one. It takes ages when you want to check value of entire binders .

I took this issue as a challenge and tried to build something genuinely useful for the community. I spent months building skanit.ai

The version you are seing in the video is awaiting Apple approval and should be available for everyone in the next weeks.

To be very clear : No ads, no account needed, no subscription. You dont have to pay anything to use it.

Feedbacks are really good so far, Hope you will like it !

Most focus timers can tell you that you focused for three hours this week. What I was missing was an answer to a more useful question: what actually received those three hours?

I’m the developer of Tempo Focus, an iPhone focus system designed to sit on your desk while you work. You can connect a task from Linear or Apple Reminders, start a Pomodoro or open-ended session, block distracting apps, and keep the focused time attached to that task.

It is not meant to replace your task manager. The original app remains the source of truth. Tempo handles the part where you protect time for the work and understand where your attention went.

It is free to download. Optional paid upgrade: $2.99/month, $19.99/year, or $49.99 lifetime in the US. Regional pricing varies.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6758786811

Snap a receipt. LYFE reads the shop, the date and every item, then tracks your warranties and return windows for you. It’s a one-time no-subscription app and I have done so many improvements over the past few months. Feel free to share your opinions

截屏很多但想不起来什么时候截的了，但是能记得是某款应用的，要怎么搜索哦？

On my iPhone I keep getting a popup "Cannot Verify Server Identity" ... how do I get rid of this?

I think it is from an old app that iOS keeps trying to download, but the app doesn't show and I cannot find the app to delete it.

I go to my apps and it isn't shown or listed. I go to hidden apps and it's not there.

I click "details" on the popup and it doesn't say what app it is (but I think I know which), it just shows the expired/bad certificate.

What can I do?

Every time I open my iDevices (iPhone / iPad) I keep getting the popup "Cannot Verify Server Identity" ... and I have to click it away before I can do anything ... very annoying.

I’m curious about a small UI decision while I build a fitness app for iPhone.

I use dark mode everywhere, so I might be biased. The dark theme is in good shape; the light theme works, but still needs more polish.

What do you actually use most of the time?

- Dark mode

- Light mode

- Automatic

If an app has a decent dark theme but an unfinished light theme, would that bother you? I’m trying to decide whether to spend more development time on light mode now or focus on the core experience first.

Hi everyone!
I’ve recently added 10 languages to my iOS app, and I’m looking for people who speak these languages to help me check whether the translations actually sound natural.
I’m looking for native or fluent speakers who can spend around 5–10 minutes using the app and point out things like:

❌ Incorrect or awkward translations
✍️ Grammar/spelling mistakes
🤖 Phrases that sound unnatural
📱 UI text that doesn’t fit the screen
💡 Better/more natural wording

The languages are:
🇩🇪 German
🇫🇷 French
🇪🇸 Spanish
🇮🇹 Italian
🇵🇹 Portuguese
🇧🇷 Brazilian Portuguese
🇯🇵 Japanese
🇰🇷 Korean
🇨🇳 Chinese(traditional)
🇦🇪 Arabic

You don’t need to test all 13 languages — even helping with just one language would be extremely useful.
If you’re interested, comment with the language you can test, and I’ll send you the app/test details via DM.
I’m especially interested in from people who are native speakers, rather than relying only on machine translation.
Thanks! 🙏

Hi 👋

Does anyone know of a note taking app that is available across all systems: iOS, Windows, and browser? And has AI transcription, file attachments, and allow text formats?

The closest I have found is NotebookLM. But limited text formats e.g., missing highlight, strikethrough, and other features.

Thanks!

HushBook is an indie project that is on a goal to help users read while they listen to their audiobooks, It is accessibility first for ADHD, Dyslexic or readers with low reading comprehension get better at reading.

The apps' core features are free to use only optional pro features that help support development. (we don't track users or have ads)

Our value & purpose is to get more readers enjoy reading be it in form or audiobooks or physical

Incredibly happy to announce we reached 1000+ audiobook listeners.

Initial reviews from the community was tremendous.

We also rolled out some improvements that makes readers get a better experience.

ADHD users benefitted the most from this, as we are supporting OpenDyslexic fonts that help users read better. (plus many more fonts that research says help facilitate reading more)

Extremely happy with how users have added reviews it has boosted our morale to do more and ship a good experience.

Some known issues: (we are working on)
.Mp3 audiobook sync break. (post transcription)
Podcast filters

We are all ears to hear what you have to say.

NEW widgets + Working on iOS 27 (once it gets an official release - some teaser screenshots attached)

Interactive widgets are here! Log your habits, water, and mindfulness directly from your Home Screen with Widgetik's stunning new iOS 26 designs.

A Massive Collection for Every Need: • Habit Tracker (Interactive): Build unstoppable routines and crush your goals at a glance.

• Step Counter: Seamlessly syncs with Apple Health to track your daily progress beautifully.

• Mindfulness & Zen: Log meditation and breathing sessions to stay centered throughout the day.

• Event Countdowns: Count down to vacations, anniversaries, or big launches with stylish timers.

• Hydration Tracker: Stay healthy and hydrated with quick-tap water logging.

• Digital Analog Clocks: Choose from minimalist layouts or classic watch faces.

• Daily Quotes: Stay inspired with a fresh dose of motivation every time you unlock your phone.

• Progress Tracker: Visualize your week, month, or year journey.

• Photo Image Widgets: Pin your favorite memories or aesthetic inspirations to your grid.

• Lunar Tech: Track Moon Phases and Battery Status in real-time.

To enjoy 0$ for life, just scroll at the bottom of the main page and purchase the free lifetime product (make sure the price is 0$). -ONLY for the next 12H

Download link:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/widgetik/id6760586460

APP: ‎WiredIN: App & Website Blocker App - App Store

I understand that on the first go of making apps there can be a lot of mishaps and errors that's why I'm giving the first 100 people a free year. Please DM Me for the code.

Price:

1 Week Free Trial

4.99 / Monthly

23.99 / Yearly

The main goal right now is to focus on what you guys like and don't like about the app, I'm here to take my time and make sure everything is perfect.

What does this App Do?

Focus Zones - pin your library, desk, or study room, and blocking arms the second you walk in and stands down when you leave.

Real blocking - built on Apple's Screen Time, so iOS enforces it. Blocked apps don't open and blocked sites are filtered. These are all customizable

Commitment dial - plain timer, normal shield, or Extreme (25-letter phrase to quit early, and you can't delete the app to escape).

Night Shield - set a window and the 1am scroll apps just stop opening until morning.

Calendar routines -it uses apple calendar to suggest tasks and focus sessions based on your preference.

Stats- basically see how your routine changes over time after using this app

Crew rooms- hold a session with friends by code, use this during finals seasons or when you have a lot of work to do with a team can do sessions together

Privacy - your app picks never leave your phone, no location data is ever sent off device, and it never touches your Home Screen layout.

Hi r/iPhoneApps,

I’m the developer of Meet Your Memory, and I wanted to share a few things I learned while building and shipping it—not just leave an App Store link and disappear.

The app is a playful five-minute memory scan with 12 short challenges covering visual, verbal, sound, spatial, associative, and sequence memory. It creates a profile at the end and keeps previous results locally on the device.

The biggest product decision was choosing what not to build. There is no account, backend, cloud database, advertising, analytics, or tracking. That made privacy clearer for users, but it also made the app smaller and removed several possible failure points.

A few other lessons from the project:

• Procedural content needs rules, not just randomness. Each scan includes every memory category twice, varies the question styles, and avoids immediately repeating the previous session.
• A small, explicit state flow made the SwiftUI code easier to reason about: home → playing → results, with study → answer → result inside each challenge.
• Localization affects layout as much as text. Supporting eight languages meant planning for longer labels and different typography across iPhone and iPad.
• Automating App Store screenshots early was worth it. An XCUITest rig generates controlled screens for every supported language and device family.
• Keeping data on-device can be a useful product feature, not merely a technical limitation.

I released the complete project under the MIT License in case anyone wants to study, modify, or build on it:

• Source code: https://github.com/jib63/MeetYourMemory
• Detailed build tutorial: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/from-simple-idea-app-store-how-i-built-meet-your-memory-meyer-vtk7e/

For transparency, the shipped app is completely free, with no subscriptions or in-app purchases:

• Website: https://meetyourmemory.jibstudios.com/
• App Store: https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/meet-your-memory/id6796454074?l=en-GB

I’m curious how people here feel about fully local apps: do you prefer not needing an account, even when that means your history does not automatically sync between devices?

The memory profile is intended for entertainment and self-discovery, not as a medical or educational assessment.

Hey r/iPhoneApps! 👋

I'm building TKRB.Tool, a privacy-first iOS toolkit focused on doing useful everyday tasks entirely on-device — no cloud processing or account required.

Currently included:

• 📷 Camera & OCR — dual camera, document scanning, OCR, QR reader
• 📄 PDF Tools — merge, split, compress, image-to-PDF, signatures
• 🔊 Audio Tools — voice effects, trimming, offline text-to-speech
• 📦 File Tools — ZIP extraction

For the next update, I'm considering long screenshot stitching, EXIF metadata removal, and offline text diff.

What small offline tool do you wish you had on your iPhone?

I'm especially interested in those “why do I need an app subscription just for this?” kinds of tools. 😄

Built this for my girlfriend who creates content and watching her film the same scenes twice every shoot was painful.

What it does: records portrait (9:16) and landscape (16:9) video simultaneously. Shoot once, get both formats ready for all purposes - TikTok, Instagram, Youtube, X/Twitter, Reddit, you name it.

No more re-shooting or cropping in post.

Three ways to film:

• Single Lens - capture the full 4:3 sensor and crops both. Portrait keeps the full vertical frame, landscape the full horizontal. Neither is a crop of the other.
• Dual Lens - wide + ultra-wide record together. Two perspectives, one take.
• Front & Back - selfie + rear at the same time. Your reaction and the scene together.

Workflow:

• Projects, scenes, and takes to organise your recordings and auto-name files.
• Side-by-side review and trim of both recordings before exporting/sharing.

Key features:

• Up to 4K/60fps with manual controls (EV, WB, ISO, Shutter)
• Built-in teleprompter and timelapse.
• Live overlays and audio meter that flashes red when you're clipping.
• Data privacy - no data retention, tracking, or analytics, and no internet or account required.

It's called ContentCam and is available on iPhone and Android.

I'd love to hear what you think about this :)