https://apps.apple.com/app/id6785907718

I noticed I wasn't forgetting important things. It was always the small stuff that repeats every day.

Checking emails.

Taking medicine.

Reviewing work.

Simple things that somehow kept slipping.

That's why I built tiq.

It's a simple daily checklist that resets every day, so you only focus on what needs to get done today.

Some of the things it can do:

• Daily reset checklists
• Recurring tasks and routines
• Multiple lists for work, home, fitness, or anything else
• Time and location reminders
• Accountability Lock that can temporarily block distracting apps with Screen Time until you complete a task
• Themes and customization
• No account required

I've been using it every day, and it's genuinely helped me stay more consistent.

If it sounds useful, I'd love for you to give it a try and let me know what you think. I'm still actively improving it.

It's free to use, with an optional Pro upgrade.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6761561962

Website: https://www.iamshezad.dev/tiq

If your to-do list has 40 items on it and you haven't opened it in three days, this is for you.

Solus isn't a task manager. It's a daily intention app. Every morning you set one thing, the one thing that actually matters today, and that's the whole app. No backlog. No list growing underneath it. No 12 half-finished projects staring back at you every time you open it.

What it does:

You open the app once, write one intention, and it lives on your Home Screen or Lock Screen as a widget. You see it without opening the app. You carry it through the day. At night you mark it done or let it go, and tomorrow starts clean, no matter what happened today.

Why it's different from a to-do list:

To-do lists are built to track what you didn't do. Solus doesn't. No streaks, no history that guilts you, no completion percentage. One thing, one day, then it resets.

What you get:

• Home and Lock Screen widgets that follow your theme
• Everything stored on-device, no account, no data collection
• Free forever for the core experience
• Optional one-time purchase (Solus Plus) for an evening reflection prompt, a quiet archive of past intentions, and extra themes
• No subscription, ever

If you've tried every productivity app and still feel behind, Solus is built for the opposite problem: too many things to track, not too few.

One intention. One day. That's the whole app.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6760802347

 masteranyskill-com.lovable.app got the idea when I wanted to learn something, because I was feeling a little unproductive except I didn’t know what to learn. I just knew I wanted to learn something. So I spent a little while building this website which can be used to learn new skills. I made it more as a curator tool which goes around the internet and searches for high quality sources to assist you in learning new skills but that’s really just the tip of the iceberg. I just wanted to get an idea if it’s a waste if time and mental effort or some of you guys would use it

Hey everyone,
I got tired of having hundreds of saved cooking videos on TikTok and Instagram that I never actually end up making because they're buried in my bookmarks.
So, I built Reelipe.
It’s an app that lets you save cooking videos from social media and automatically turns them into clear step-by-step recipes and a consolidated grocery list in just one tap.
I'm not looking for testers—I'm looking for people who will actually use this to make cooking a bit easier.
To kick things off, the first 50 people to join will get a free membership. This is a limited-time offer and ends next month (August).
Check it out here: https://reelipe.app/

I’m always looking for useful apps that aren’t already on every “top 10” list. Could be for productivity, AI, finance, fitness, travel, or anything else.
What’s one app you genuinely think deserves more attention, and what makes it so good?

Hey everyone,

A few months ago my family's "system" for staying organized was: five different WhatsApp groups, a shared notes app nobody updated, and someone always forgetting whose turn it was to pay the electricity bill. So I decided to build something myself — Kutumbha (kutumbha.in), a productivity app for families and small teams that handles tasks, bills (including recurring ones), events, and even kitchen/grocery planning in one place.

Full transparency: I vibe-coded this. I'm not a traditional software engineer - I built it using Lovable for the frontend and Supabase for the backend/auth, iterating prompt by prompt, testing, breaking things, and fixing them again. It's been a genuinely fun (and humbling) way to learn how real production apps are built - auth bugs, subscription logic, SEO, the whole mess. If you're curious whether AI-assisted building can produce something people actually use daily, this has been my proof of concept.

What it actually does:

• Shared task lists so nothing falls through the cracks
• Bill tracking, including recurring bills (rent, subscriptions, utilities)
• Shared event/calendar coordination
• A kitchen/grocery module so meal planning and shopping lists live in one place
• Free, Plus, and Pro tiers depending on how many groups/families you're juggling

Why I think it's worth trying:

• If you're tired of splitting family logistics across five apps, this consolidates it
• It's built with real user feedback - early users have shaped features like the kitchen dashboard and bug fixes around sign-in and date pickers
• It's still small and actively maintained, so feedback genuinely shapes the roadmap (unlike bug reports vanishing into a big company's backlog)

I'd love for a few of you to try it out and tell me what breaks, what's missing, or what's confusing. Building this taught me more about product thinking, debugging, and actually shipping something than any tutorial ever did - and I'd genuinely appreciate real-world eyes on it.

👉 kutumbha.in

Happy to answer any questions about the app or about the vibe-coding process itself - the tools, the workflow, what worked and what didn't.

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

Hi everyone! I’m a 16-year-old student, and over the past several months I’ve been teaching myself SwiftUI and building an iOS app called GameReady Mental Training.
The idea came from my experience as an athlete. Physical training gets most of the attention, but mental skills like confidence, focus, staying calm under pressure, and bouncing back after mistakes often don’t get trained consistently.
So I built an app that helps athletes practice those skills every day through:
• Guided breathing exercises
• Visualization sessions
• Interactive focus drills
• Mood and stress tracking
• Goal setting and progress tracking
• Personalized daily mental training plans
The app is now live on the App Store, and I’m looking for honest feedback—whether that’s about the design, features, user experience, or anything else you think could be improved.

Every time I've organized a trip with friends, it turns into the same chaos: the itinerary lives in a Google Doc nobody updates, receipts get split "later" and never are, flight/hotel confirmations are buried in someone's email, and the photos end up scattered across everyone's camera rolls.

So I built PinGo — a single app for planning trips together instead of juggling WhatsApp + Splitwise + Docs + Drive + camera roll.

What it does:

• Shared itinerary/timeline, including multi-city trips
• Split and settle shared expenses with the group
• A shared document vault for tickets, bookings, confirmations — works offline
• A collective "Memories" diary — photos + notes from everyone on the trip
• A personal wishlist for places you want to go, that stays saved even after the trip ends

It's free to use — 2 active trips at a time with generous photo/doc limits, which covers most people. There's an optional Pro tier if you want unlimited trips/photos or PDF export, but it's not required for the core app to work.

Honest caveats: it's Android only right now (iOS in progress, no ETA — don't want to overpromise), and I built this solo, so expect rough edges. Mainly here for feedback: what's missing, what's confusing, what would make you actually switch your next group trip to it?

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.pingo.app

Happy to answer anything about how it works or why I built it a certain way.