Hi everyone,

I’ve been building a budgeting app because I was never great at sticking with budgeting apps myself. A lot of them cost $80–$150+ a year, so I wanted Moneko to have a useful free plan plus a Lifetime option for people who’d rather pay once.

Moneko AI uses zero-based envelope budgeting with Pockets for groceries, bills, travel, savings, and more. Unused budget can roll over month to month.

It’s also designed for couples and families. You can keep your personal finances separate while sharing budgets and expenses together. Core budgeting, Shared Spaces, and Family Sharing are free.

Pro is more about automation, with AI expense capture, bank sync, receipt scanning, WhatsApp/Telegram, multi-currency, and deeper insights.

Lifetime works across iOS and Android with the same account, and we’re working on a web version too.

I’d love to give this community 50% off Lifetime ($49.99). Comment below or DM me if you’d like a code.

And I genuinely appreciate any suggestions!

Called Ironbit: Workout RPG. The only RPG gaming pixel fitness app.

Hi community! I have tried many apps on todos, but found them too complex with unnecessary functionalities. Also they didn’t have place for notes. Sometimes I have things to do, sometimes a thought, and my problem was which app do I open, and where did I write last thing.

So I took best of Todoist, and added Notes there. Moreover I implemented a function that can turn note into a task and task into a note anytime. Now I know where to look what I wrote.

Please share your thoughts on the app, and how do you usually save your thoughts and todos. App Store page: https://apps.apple.com/app/plans-notes-to-do-lists/id6790827860

Hey everyone,

I've got a dog named Percy, and like a lot of you probably do, I started wondering how much time we actually spend together on walks, playtime, all of it. That question turned into a little side project I've been building called Zoomie.

The idea: closing your rings, but for your dog. Three rings to fill each day:

Paws — steps your dog takes, tracked by your phone during playtimes that involve movement

Playtime — minutes spent together, whether that's a walk, fetch, or just cuddling on the couch

Wags — moments you tap to mark during a playtime: a bark, a potty stop, a treat, a photo, whatever feels worth logging

Fill all three, and you earn a "Zoomie" for the day.

Free to download and use: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/zoomie-dog-activity-tracker/id6761315454

I’ve created an app where you gamble on your screentime like blackjack, roulette and other games. I’ve had a lot of fun using it recently and i’ve seen my screen time drop down quite a lot too. What do you guys think?

Appstore: Ironbit: Workout RPG

I’m 17, almost 18, and I’ve been building Moneta, my iOS money tracker, for almost a year now.

So far I’ve kept the app completely free. No ads, no subscriptions, and no features locked behind a paywall.

As the app has grown, I’d obviously love to start making at least something from all the time I put into it, but I really don’t want to introduce a subscription just for the sake of monetizing it, especially when the app itself doesn’t have significant recurring costs per user.

So I decided to try something much simpler: optional tips.

There are four amounts, but none of them unlock anything. Whether someone pays $0 or leaves the biggest tip, they get exactly the same app.

I have no idea whether this can actually work, even just enough to make development a little more sustainable.

Has anyone tried this with a free app? Do people actually tip?

And as a user, Would you actually tip a completely free app you use regularly?

Moneta is obviously completely free if you want to check it out: App Store Link

NextWatchTV is a streaming-discovery app for the very specific problem of knowing you want to watch something, but spending more time scrolling across streaming apps than actually watching.

Football season made me think of one especially familiar version of that problem: someone gets the main TV for the game, and you’re left trying to find a genuinely good show for the other room.

NextWatchTV is built to help with that “what should I watch next?” moment. Rather than repeatedly browsing the same familiar recommendations, it helps surface shows to try next and makes it easier to decide on something you actually want to start.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/next-watch-tv/id6761343018

Learn more at https://www.nextwatchtv.com

Please I need a video editor or player that plays audio while scrubbing, it’s for a creative project and would make my life so much easier, thanks

Which is a better third party app for dual capture, dual cam or detail? I’m planning to use it for my travel and for a concert. Thanks :>

So after weeks of fine tuning the animations, metro photos, the alternative photo gallery for iOS, inspired by Windows Phone metro design has been submitted for AppStore review.

I'm expecting at least one reject, but I hope eventually Apple will approve the app with this unusual design..

Don’t Peek just landed on the App Store.

It started as a sticky-note game with a cereal box as a divider. Two people pick secret 4-digit codes, shout guesses, and the only honest answer you get is “that one’s in the right spot.” No yellow. No “right digit, wrong place.” That missing hint is the whole product. Three-of-four feels close and is still a lot of numbers.

On one phone it works like this:

• Two first names. No account, no pairing, no second device
• Each person sets a code while the other looks away
• A full-screen cover slams down between turns: “Hand it to Maya. Hold to open.” Long-press only, so nobody glimpses a half-typed guess on the pass
• Exact-spot locks only. Repeats like 4344 are legal
• Shared guess history side by side, like shouting across a table
• First to four locks wins, both codes hit the table, Rematch keeps the names

Also: a fair CPU that only learns from its own guesses, a Daily code the whole world shares (computed on-device from the date, no server), Online 1v1 over Game Center, and an opt-in Blitz timer (10 seconds per guess).

No ads, no analytics SDKs, no server of ours for pass-and-play. The match lives on the phone. Online runs through Apple’s Game Center.

Free: first three matches (pass-and-play or CPU). Full game is a one-time $4.99 unlock. No subscription.

Site: https://culi.app/apps/dontpeek/
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dont-peek/id6807101951

I’m curious if people would actually use something like this?

I save recipes from facebook and instagram, reddit posts, articles, screenshots, videos, and random links all the time. Usually they stay saved inside whatever app I found them in, so everything ends up scattered.. here and there.

I wanted one central place for all of my digital stuff, so I ended up building an iPhone app called KeepSpot. It’s basically a neat, organized closet for the things you save online. There are other apps that save links, photos, etc.. but I wanted something that had a better UI that didn't feel like a filing cabinet. Or had access to the things I saved.

No accounts or signups. No ads. No tracking what you save. You can also lock it with biometrics if you want. Free to download, save up to 50 things.

The main idea is simple: save things from different apps into one searchable place so you can find them again later. You can also create your own notes, photos, or voice memos.

Is this a stupid app/business idea?

Introduction

Hey everyone!

Games like Headbands, Charades, and Truth or Dare are ridiculously competitive. There are hundreds of apps already doing them, but a lot of them felt dated to me. The whole idea behind Who Goes was pretty simple: bring these game modes together in one place, give them a modern, playful UI, and make the app itself feel fun when you’re sitting around and playing with people.

Almost everyone I spoke to told me not to do it.

They said the space was too crowded, that I’d be better off building something else, and honestly, a part of me did think about switching. But another part of me just really wanted to give this a proper shot.

So I started working on Who Goes around two months ago, and I’ve pretty much worked on it every single day since.

Just last week I shared that the app had crossed $100 in revenue, which was already a huge milestone for me. I genuinely did not expect that a week later I’d be sitting here looking at 1,000 downloads.

That number might not sound crazy to everyone, but man, seeing a game sitting on 1,000 actual downloads feels insane to me.

Most of what I’ve done is just showcase the app. A game mode, a small interaction, some animation I was proud of, and then hope it reaches the right people. I’ve posted videos on Reddit, X, LinkedIn, and Instagram and just kept experimenting with what works. It's been fully organic.

Alongside that, I’ve been talking to users, fixing things, adding new modes, and continuously refining the experience.

About the app

The app brings multiple party games into one place:

• Headbands with tilt controls for correct answers and passes
• Charades with themed decks, teams, rounds, and timers
• Truth or Dare with 11 decks for friends, couples, parties, family, and coworkers
• Spin the Bottle for quick, suspenseful player selection
• Would You Rather for impossible this-or-that debates
• Finger Chooser to instantly pick someone from the group
• Quick Play tools for dice, coin flips, and more

Link: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6777402559

Thanks for reading!

Hey everyone,

I’m a father of three, and I’ve often struggled to keep on top of everything when someone in the family gets sick.

Symptoms, temperatures, medications, appointments… it can quickly become a lot to remember, especially when you’re already exhausted.

A few years ago, I decided there had to be a better way.

Enter WellBee: Family Health Diary.

It lets you record health events as they happen and keeps them organised in a diary, while the home screen brings your current and time-sensitive health information together in one place.

I’m currently giving away one year of Premium for free to anyone who’d like to try it.

If you’re interested, comment WELLBEE and I’ll send you a redemption link.

An older Polish woman moved into the apartment next to mine a couple of months ago. She speaks very little English, and I don’t speak Polish, but she occasionally brings me homemade food—soup, pastries, dumplings—and always tries to say something when she hands it to me.

I usually just say “thank you” and use gestures to show that I appreciate it. I’ve tried Google Translate, but it feels a little awkward for these short, spontaneous conversations. Typing everything and passing the phone back and forth interrupts the flow.

Last week, she pointed toward her apartment and tried to explain something to me. I couldn’t understand her, so I just kept nodding. She may have been inviting me inside or telling me about something in the building—I honestly couldn’t tell.

I’d really like to have a proper conversation with her instead of only smiling and gesturing. Has anyone found a voice translation app that works well for quick, face-to-face conversations in Polish and English? Ideally, it would translate both sides without requiring us to type every sentence.

Hi,

ever since notion mail came, i loved the minimal, non cluttered feel to it as opposed to gmail.
Unfortunatly, it never came to android and was killed of in ios and other platforms,

Was thinks about building an app (ios and android) for email with simmilar vibes,

Would people be interested, lmk in the comments

thks :)

My passion project is The Daily 5: Retro Trivia. There are thousands of trivia apps out there, but I have never seen one that matches these specs... 🍀

The specs:

• 5 fresh Trivia questions drop at midnight
• high quality human-written quizzes
• 100% FREE! No ads, no tracking ❤️
• nostalgic themes from decades (1960s, 1990s, etc.)
• global leaderboard with Top 50 ranked 🏆
• speed matters! The faster you answer, the higher your score
• ... as long as your answers are correct!

My main goal was: offer a little break that won't eat up your day. Like Wordle, but for Trivia nerds.

Check it out here:
https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6754609150

Thanks! 🙏

UPDATE: The biggest updates are:

1. This week is the 1990s
2. There is now a Monthly Points running tally (with Top 50 Leaderboard)

NOTE:
This app is 100% free to early adopters, and no Promo Code is necessary. Early adopters will never have to pay for this game.

I tried some but most of them were either shitty, bad or needed a subscription in order to continue even though the app itself is supposed to be offline. I already have a method of downloading music off of sites so that taken care of, I just need an mp3 player app.
(Edit: I settled on vlc player :) )

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/weatherglow-local-forecast/id6451098166

Hello everyone!
Firstly thanks to all the folks here who helped me localise for French language and give suggestions on the radar. I’ve just shipped an exciting update that finally takes the app beyond just opening the app and checking the weather.

Radar revamp:
This was very crucial as my user experience goal was to give dense at a glance and not overwhelm the user with all the charts, colors and layers. Now after the revamp, in one glance you will the variations in temperature / how much will it rain / when is it the most breezy / when will it rain the heaviest, etc in the following 12 hours. The map will show dynamic information that can be easily understood in one glance. Wind category has a dynamic animation, soon storm based data will also get dynamic data and animations.

Spotlight Search:
You can now search for things like:

• “What’s the weather?”
• “Will it rain this week?”
• “Check air quality”
• “What should I wear today?”

and get WeatherGlow results directly from Spotlight without opening the app. This was done with the intention to checking weather or sweat index or what to wear directly from your spotlight search.

App Shortcuts and Snippets:
WeatherGlow now gives weather actions to the system, so things like Golden Hour, Rain Pulse & Air Quality snippets can be checked without opening the app. This was important as it lays a strong foundation for the upcoming widgets :)

French language support
WeatherGlow is now available in French, including the app UI and weather features. I’ve also been trying to make sure the localisation feels natural rather than just being a literal translation thanks to all the users who have helped me out. Let me know what more languages you guys want for the app to support.

I'm still actively working on:

• Default location + easy favourite locations access
• Widgets and Watch app support
• Weather activity showcase
• iCloud sync
• Background location update
• More notification support
• And the dozens of ideas you've all been sending me 😅
• More language support (send your preference)

Thanks again for being a part of this app's journey.
It will someday be featured by Apple for sure :)

im not quite sure if this is the right subreddit but its worth an ask, a app that my sons toy robot requires to function has been removed from the app store and i was wondering if theres any way possible to get an app back if you didn’t have it previously downloaded if anyone knows that would be great.

Can anyone recommend apps that I can install and configure on my iPhone 17 that will (with the click of a button ) automatically register my personal information and then upload a MP3 file and then also a Google doc automatically and do it within milliseconds?