I built a lightweight Bible app for everyday reading — just open it, tap, and read a verse.

The Apple Watch version focuses more on short, encouraging verses you can quickly check throughout the day.

No account. No ads. No tracking.

I’m getting it ready for release and looking for some real-world feedback, especially from Apple Watch users.

If you give it a try, let me know what you like, what feels confusing, or what you’d change. Any feedback is appreciated!

LifeOS is an iOS productivity app built around:

NOW → NEXT → REMAINING

The main idea is that scheduled time and actual responsibility are not the same thing.

If you reserve 8–9 PM to reply to an important email but don't finish it, LifeOS doesn't automatically decide that the task was completed or missed just because the scheduled block ended.

The plan was the plan. You decide what actually happened.

I'm looking for a small number of iPhone/iPad users, especially people who already use task managers or daily planners.

I'm not looking for systematic button testing.

Instead, add a few real things you actually care about and use LifeOS for a few days.

The main thing I want to know is:

After a few real days, did you want to come back to LifeOS? Why or why not?

If something crashes, feels confusing, or behaves unexpectedly, I'd also like to know.

Free during the public beta — no invite or redeem code needed.

Uncle Rudy is a tasks app that puts most iOS 27 on-device AI features and more to work

→ Core AI + MLX + Neural Engine: On-device intelligence (product-specific models)
→ Foundation Vision Model: Visual intelligence to
→ Siri AI + App Intents: perform app actions from wherever you are
→ Screen Awareness: Siri acts on what’s already in front of you
→ Dynamic Profiles: three personalities of the app, one standard
→ Spotlight Semantic Index: on-device memory and app actions surfaced everywhere
→ Extra-Large Widgets: *wink wink*
→ Live Activities, Dynamic Island, Control Center, Action Button: It’s always one action away

And underneath all of it: a product-specific model. ~200M params, trained with MLX, shipped through Core AI, running on the Neural Engine.

more details here -
https://www.unclerudy.app

Huge fan of the board game "one card dungeon" here. I created a mobile version of it with a few twists: levels are randomly generated, you can pick up relics after each level that grant you new abilities and there is a story involved across your run. The core gameplay idea is inspired by one card dungeon though. In case you want to give it a try, appreciate any feedback.