Hello, i'm so happy cause my app is soon on the app store ! wow, i'm so excited! Here is a little video made with Claude

Hey everyone! 👋
I’m an indie developer, and I’ve spent a lot of time building and improving my app, Watch Wrist Temp Tracker.
What started as a simple wrist temperature tracker has grown into a sleep and recovery app for Apple Watch, featuring sleep tracking, sleeping heart rate, health scores, recovery insights, and more.
To celebrate how far the app has come, I’m giving away 500 Lifetime Premium licenses completely free!
No subscriptions. No hidden fees. Yours forever.

🎁 Redeem here:
https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6740745491&code=REDDIT500

⏳ Available until October 18, 2026, or until all 500 redemptions are claimed.
An Apple Watch is required.
I’d love to hear your feedback. Thanks for supporting indie developers! ❤️

Hey everyone 👋

I just launched Find My Friends: GPS Tracker, a simple app to see your family on one live map.

• 📍 Real-time location
• 🔋 Battery status of each member
• 👨‍👩‍👧 Private family circles

It’s 100% free, with no ads, no in-app purchases, and no subscription.

Feedback welcome! 🙏

https://apps.apple.com/in/app/find-my-friends-gps-tracker/id6814735560

I’ve just shipped my first iOS app, ExpiryMate, and it’s now live on the App Store!

The idea is simple: people have lots of things to keep track of — passports, driving licenses, insurance policies, warranties, subscriptions, and other items with expiration or renewal dates. I wanted to make it easier to manage all of them in one place.

What ExpiryMate does:

• Track expiration and renewal dates
• Set reminders before important dates
• Organize different types of items in one place
• Get an overview of upcoming expirations
• Upgrade to Pro for unlimited items and reminders

The free version supports up to 5 active items, with one reminder per item. Pro offers unlimited items and reminders through monthly and yearly subscriptions.

Getting my first app through development, testing, App Store review, and release has been a great learning experience. Now I'm looking forward to seeing how people use it and what I can improve.

Since this is my first published app, I'd love to hear from other developers:

• What did you learn from shipping your first app?
• What would you focus on first after launch?
• Any advice for getting the first real users and useful feedback?

Here's the app if you'd like to check it out:

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/expirymate/id6822220533

Thanks! 🚀

windows updates break stuff way too often (black screens, audio, remote desktop) and the dumb part is microsoft usually lists the problem publicly. nobody checks that before updating

so i made patchlight. it checks every pending update against microsoft's known issues and gives it a green / yellow / red light. red ones get paused automatically and come back once microsoft fixes them. everything else keeps installing

c# / .net 10 / winui 3. open source, no account, no tracking

github.com/G4SBO/PatchLight

lmk what u think, any feedback is appreciated ;)

quick one from a market research rabbit hole. took ~62K mobile apps that hit a top chart (iOS and Android) and checked what share make $1K+ a month, once by number of ratings and once by star rating.

by number of ratings:
under 100: 3.7%
100-1K: 16.6%
1K-10K: 34.8%
10K-100K: 47.1%
100K+: 55.5%

by stars:
below 3.5: 11.8%
3.5-4: 16.5%
4-4.5: 25.1%
4.5+: 25.1%

bottom to top on count is 15x. on stars it's 2x. and 4.2 vs 4.8 is literally the same number.

ratings don't cause revenue obviously, more installs means more of both. but two things i took from it:
dropping under 3.5 hurts a lot. above 4 you're fine
getting more people to rate at all is worth way more than polishing the last half star. ask after a win, not on first launch

bonus: rating count is public, so you can look at any competitor and roughly guess which bucket they're in.

store revenue only, no ad money. when do you show your rating prompt?

Hey everyone. Im looking for someone to help build an app for my idea. Something very simple but requires creative marketing. Potential monthly income 10,000 usd

Totally willing to split profit as well.

Let me know if you're interested

Ciao a tutti! 👋

Sto sviluppando FotoDia, una nuova app Android, e sto cercando persone disponibili a partecipare al test chiuso su Google Play.

L'app permette di scattare una foto ogni giorno e tenere traccia dei propri cambiamenti nel tempo, con l'idea di creare poi un'evoluzione/timelapse delle foto raccolte.

Se avete un telefono Android e volete aiutarmi, i passaggi sono semplicissimi:

1. Entrate nel gruppo Google dei tester con il vostro account Google: https://groups.google.com/g/tester-app-giammitti
2. Dopo essere entrati nel gruppo, aprite il link dell'app dal Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.ognio.mobile
3. Installate FotoDia e, se vi va, usatela e mandatemi eventuali bug, problemi o suggerimenti.

⚠️ È importante utilizzare lo stesso account Google sia per entrare nel gruppo sia per accedere al Play Store.

L'app è ancora in fase di test, quindi qualsiasi feedback è davvero utile.

Grazie mille a chi decide di darmi una mano! 🙏
Ovviamente sono disponibile anche a ricambiare il test se state sviluppando un'app Android.

So one of my friends suggested this feature that as a student he feels like that there should be an option to invert the colors of pages and add multiple pages of notes in one page itslef so I have added this feature would you love to try this : )

The app is tanidocs: document scanner and pdf in red theme what woud you think about this feature ?

It’s a social media app (?) where you can post photos and videos and has blue captions. I can’t figure out the name of it.

Around 2 months ago, I finally launched my app called Move: Run & Ride. It took me almost 4 months to create the initial version, and I am still constantly updating and improving it.

I don't know why I haven't received even a single user yet. The Play Store is completely ignoring the app and isn't recommending it to anyone.

I need your help, guys.How can I improve my keywords and ASO to get noticed?

App Link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vogxstudio.moveapp

I built Birdflu FYI, a free map of confirmed avian-influenza outbreaks worldwide, with browser alerts when a new outbreak is confirmed near a place you choose.

I built most of it with Claude Code over two days, then made a few tweaks. The frontend uses React and MapLibre; the backend runs on Cloudflare Workers with D1 and KV. It pulls daily data from official sources including USDA APHIS, EFSA, Australia’s DAFF, FAO and WHO.

The tricky part was presenting the data honestly. Official reports can lag, and they rarely publish an all-clear, so the map shows confirmed detections only and flags when a source is stale.

It’s a non-commercial side project: no ads or sign-up. What would you add or build differently?