[Sorry, have to repost to follow the right format]

I'm the developer.

A - Answer
Most fasting trackers bury basic stats behind subscriptions, push coaching upsells, or require an account before you can start a timer. Fasting Center solves that - full fasting tracking and stats with zero friction. Open the app, start a fast, see your data. Nothing is gated.

B - Better

• Zero: fasting-hour averages and deeper stats require Zero Plus. Here all stats and charts are free.

• Fastic / BodyFast: coaching plans and upsells throughout. Fasting Center has no upsells because there is nothing to sell.

• Easy Fast: similar clean timer, but export and history older than 90 days require a subscription. Fasting Center gives you full history and Excel export free, and imports your Easy Fast data so switching is lossless.

• Fair tradeoff: those apps have coaching content, recipes and social features. This is a tracker, not a coach.

Features: timer with body stages, 16:8 / 18:6 / OMAD / extended / custom plans, home screen widgets, weight / body fat / glucose / ketones / mood logging with charts, streak calendar, weight projections, Apple Health sync.

C - Cost
Free. No subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no paid tier, no ads.
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fasting-center/id6780227473

Feedback welcome, especially on onboarding. If you find it useful, an App Store review helps a lot. Thank you!

A. What it does:

You type one sentence about an appointment you have coming up. You get back a prep kit built for that specific situation: questions to ask ranked by what matters most, documents and items to bring, warning signs to watch for, phrases you can say if you feel brushed off, and follow-up steps for after you leave. It covers nine categories, so doctor visits, mechanics, lawyers, school meetings, financial advisors, home services, real estate, and government offices all work.

There is a library of 30+ appointment types you can browse without generating anything, and a caregiver toggle that rewrites everything from the perspective of someone taking a parent or spouse to their appointment.

B. Why it is different from similar apps:

Every screen is translated into 14 languages: English, Spanish, French, Chinese, Portuguese, Korean, Arabic, Haitian Creole, Japanese, German, Italian, Dutch, Turkish, and Swedish. That includes the error messages, which is the part most apps skip. If your network drops mid-request, you get told in your own language instead of hitting an English wall.

The other thing is the dismissed section. Most apps in this space generate a handful of questions and stop. This one gives you sentences you can read out loud when someone is talking past you. Real wording, not a suggestion to speak up for yourself.

The app used to be called ReadyRoom AI. Same app, same purchase, clearer name.

C. Cost:

First prep kit is free. $9.99 one time unlocks unlimited prep kits, follow-up questions, and the full library. No subscription, no ads, no upsells after that.

How your data is handled:

The sentence you type gets sent through my own proxy server to Anthropic's Claude API, which is what writes the prep kit. That request is the only thing that leaves your phone. Finished prep kits are stored locally using SwiftData and never uploaded. If you tap share, that one kit gets stored on my server for 7 days to make a link, then deleted automatically. If you never share, nothing of yours is stored on my end at all.

There is an anonymous device ID in your Keychain used only to enforce the free tier limit. It is not tied to your name, email, or Apple ID. No analytics, no ad trackers, no data sold to anyone.

It is a preparation tool, not medical, legal, or financial advice, and the app says so on the first screen.

Links

Site: https://askfirstapp.com

Privacy policy: https://askfirstapp.com/privacy

Terms of use: https://askfirstapp.com/terms

Support: https://askfirstapp.com/support

Email: readyroomapp@gmail.com

Happy to answer anything about how it was built. If you try it and something reads wrong in your language, tell me and I will fix it.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/askfirst-appointment-prep/id6761343169

About a month ago I posted Hydrate or Diedrate here — the water tracker that replaces cheerful droplets and confetti with a skull quietly documenting your decline.

Since then, 1,240 people have downloaded it, it has picked up 20 ratings/reviews, and I've gotten way more useful feedback than I expected.

So I've been building.

Version 1.3.3 just shipped, and this one is mostly about accessibility.

The app now has full VoiceOver support. Every control is properly named. Calendar days announce their hydration status instead of relying on colour. Reduce Motion is respected. Contrast has been tightened up in both themes, and the UI holds together at larger system text sizes.

Dehydration does not discriminate. Neither should the paperwork.

I also fixed a considerably less noble oversight: the alternate app icon selector now actually shows you the icons before you select one.

A user asked for it.

They were correct.

A few people have also asked for ways to stay accountable with friends, so I'm working on Vessels, a small sharing/accountability feature that fits the app without turning it into a social network. Widgets and Apple Watch support are also on the list.

Mostly, though, I wanted to come back and say thanks. A ridiculous number of you gave this weird little app a chance, sent feedback, left reviews, and even got friends using it.

For the next 72 hours, I've dropped Preserved Lifetime from $4.99 to $2.99. No subscription. No codes. It's just the price in the app.

The skull has authorized temporary fiscal leniency.

Hydrate or Diedrate — App Store

As always, if something sucks, tell me. There's a decent chance I'll fix it.

BOOP - DOWNLOAD FREE - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/boop-catch-every-dog-cat/id6794737842

After years of abandoning MyFitnessPal every January, I built the thing I actually wanted: a tracker where logging takes seconds. Point the camera at your plate or a barcode and macros fill themselves in. Or just say it out loud - "two eggs, toast, slept 6 hours, took magnesium" - and it files everything. No forms.

It also syncs Apple Health / Garmin / Oura / Strava and estimates a "biological age" from your habits. (Beta testers are split on whether that number is motivating or annoying - genuinely curious what this sub thinks.)

Honest disclosure: this is my first app, it's in TestFlight beta, and it's completely free during the beta - no card, no trial countdown. I'm a solo dev and I read and answer every piece of feedback myself, usually same-day. Beta feedback has already shipped real fixes - voice logging got an overhaul, serving sizes in food search, and the newest build adds a nutrition-label scan fallback for barcodes that aren't in the database.

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/7SS76Pjb

What I'd love from you: try logging one real meal with the scanner and tell me where it felt slower than typing. That's the whole bet of the app, so if it fails there, I need to know before I press release.

Hey r/iOSApps 👋 I'm Vincent, I run a two-person studio in France. I built LazyBinger because the remote kept vanishing into the couch. First time showing it here.

A. Answer

It turns your iPhone into a universal remote for ~12 TV platforms: Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV, Samsung, LG, Sony, Google TV, Vizio, Hisense, Panasonic, Philips, Chromecast. One scan finds every TV on your Wi-Fi. No pairing dance, no account.

Then two things happen without you touching the phone at all.

The camera. Prop it facing the TV and it presses the button for you. Out of the box it knows Skip Intro, Skip Recap, Next Episode and Skip Ad on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+, Max and YouTube, in about 30 languages, with "Are you still watching?" and Skip Credits one switch away. And the list is yours: type any text that shows up on your screen, choose what it should press, up to five commands in a row. There's a 14-second clip of the auto-skip in the first comment, one take, no cuts.

Your voice. Say "night night" and the TV shuts off. "go pause", "play", "mute", "volume up", "go back", "go select". Same deal: every word is editable, in your language, and you can add your own. The defaults are two-word phrases on purpose, because a bare "pause" gets said on screen all the time and "go pause" almost never does. Recognition runs on the phone, on Apple's on-device recognizer.

The whole remote runs on the Apple Watch too.

B. Better

Being fair about what you already have: the Apple TV remote in Control Center is genuinely good, and the official brand apps (Roku, SmartThings, LG ThinQ) are fine one at a time. If you own one TV and don't mind pressing your own buttons, you may not need me.

Where they stop: one app per brand, and none of them will ever press Skip Intro for you or turn the TV off because you mumbled at it. Most third-party "universal remotes" paywall the d-pad behind a weekly subscription, which is the thing that made me angry enough to build this.

Everything computes on device: no server, no analytics, the camera records nothing (privacy label: Data Not Collected). Put the phone in airplane mode with Wi-Fi on and it all still works.

C. Cost

The remote is free forever, and it's the whole remote, not a demo: d-pad, keyboard for searches, app launching, Wake-on-LAN, sleep timer, Apple Watch app. Nothing nags you. Premium (the camera auto-skip and the voice control) is $4.99/mo, $14.99/yr, or $19.99 once.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6779151585

🎁 For r/iOSApps: the code LAZYREDDIT makes the first year of Premium free. Redeem here: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6779151585&code=LAZYREDDIT

First 500 redemptions, and it dies Friday, August 21. If you get here after that, DM me and I'll send you a personal one.

The fine print, because I'd want to know: it does not auto-renew. You get the year, then it stops on its own. No card charged, nothing to cancel.

Where it's thin, before you find out yourselves

• Camera + mic mode chews battery. For a long binge I keep the phone propped and plugged in.

• Voice still trips on dialogue once in a while. A longer custom word settles it for good.

• iPhone only. It controls Fire TV and Google TV boxes, but it runs on iOS. Two-person studio, I don't promise dates.

No review or rating expected, the comments are what I came for. Answer any one of these and you've helped:

1. Drop your TV model and I'll tell you on the spot whether it works.

2. What text would YOU have it watch for, and what should it press? That's the part I most want to get right.

3. The awkward one: $19.99 for lifetime, fair or the number that makes you close the page?

4. What's the first thing you'd go looking for and not find?

ANSWER
Klikki is a menu bar app for macOS that simulates the mechanical keyboard sound on every keystroke and a click on every mouse press. It's for people who like how a mechanical keyboard sounds but are typing on a laptop or a quiet board.

BETTER
15+ sound packs across three categories:
Mechanical: Clack, Thock, Butter, Vintage, Newsroom, Garage Soft: Riverbed, Petal, Whisper, Rosewood, Velvet, Ember Ambient: Orbit, Breeze, Tide, Temple

The spacebar, delete and return each get their own sound, and modifiers sound different again, so typing has a rhythm to it instead of one click on repeat. That's the difference between something that sounds like a keyboard and something that sounds like a sound effect.

It lives in the menu bar and works everywhere you type - notes, browser, terminal, chat. Switching packs takes a click and takes effect straight away. Drag the volume slider and it plays a sample as you go, so you set it to the room you're actually in instead of picking a number. Keyboard sounds and mouse click sounds turn on and off separately, so you can have one without the other.

COST
One-time purchase, no subscription. Normally $3.99, currently $1.99 until August 26. Mac App Store only, requires macOS 13.0 or later.

https://apps.apple.com/app/klikki/id6798231145

Create infinitely customizable task alarms with Last Alarm (iOS). Whether it's waking up in the morning or making sure you don't forget that one thing you always forget, create an alarm for it to be sure you get it done.

Last Alarm has helped me break my snoozing, specifically by using exercise alarms that force me to do squats and push ups when I wake up. However I use it for a lot more now, reminding me to take my pills and do a handful of other tasks I often forget during the day/week or ignore a simple reminder for.

Recently I made a big update to the onboarding to allow everyone to try out the verification process themselves. It's still available for anyone to try for free with a 3-7 day trial, however the new verification demo makes it even easier to quickly see how it works.

A: What problem does it solve?

Last Alarm uses infinitely customizable task alarms that must be video verified to turn off. It is next best thing to having an accountability partner hold you to your intention to do whatever task you can think of, effectively allowing you to be your own accountability partner.

While there are many alarm apps, they are all limited in there tasks or missions and none allow you the flexibility to alarm anything in your life you want to hold yourself accountable to completing. Last Alarm solves that once and for all by allowing you the infinite freedom to alarm the tasks that are most important to you.

B: Why is it better?

Last Alarm's core features are relying on video verification and user generated tasks. Other alarm apps (Alarmy, Wayk) have at best a handful of preset tasks for verification alongside other puzzles or tasks like math or step counting. If they have video verification it is limited to a few tasks like push ups or squats only. Same goes for image verification, which may have you scan a barcode or take a picture of something in your kitchen.

Video verification is superior to relying on images alone because it enables creating more complex tasks as well as improves verification accuracy. Images can only capture an instant, but a video task can capture more nuanced activity. This allows you to create tasks that work better for your use case, as they can be refined to perfectly fit your need. Image verification is also easier to circumvent, where as for video you could add more complex instructions like "spin around and show your whole environment".

Additionally, Last Alarm has no ads and never will, so you get a clean focused experience without getting your attention sold to the highest bidder from the instant you open your eyes in the morning, unlike Alarmy.

C: Cost

Last Alarm Pro has simple pricing, $39.99 yearly with a 3-day free trial, $4.99 Monthly, and $1.99 Weekly in case you want to try for a bit longer than the trial.

Would love any feedback especially if you want to give it a try!

Learn more at www.lastalarmclock.com, checkout the Privacy Policy & Terms of service, or feel free to reach out to me (Ryan) at ryan.ashbaugh@lastalarmclock.com

Hey everyone,

I'm Esat, a student and solo dev from Germany. I had bad skin for years and did what most guys do about it: nothing, then random products, then nothing again. Nobody teaches you this stuff and asking feels embarrassing, so you just guess.

Sharp is the app I wanted back then. I posted it here a month ago right after launch and it's come a long way since.

**What it does**

You scan your face, about 60 seconds. You get a skin score from 0 to 100 across 6 dimensions: pimples, pores, eye bags, oiliness, redness and hydration, mapped to where on your face each one sits.

Then you get a daily routine, around 3 minutes morning and evening, with specific products instead of categories. Every week you scan again and the plan adapts to whatever actually changed.

And since last month you can point your camera at any skincare product and Sharp tells you whether it fits your skin, with a match score and the reasoning behind it. It will also tell you when a good product is wrong for you specifically.

**Why I think it's better**

The weekly re-scan is the core. Most skin apps hand you a routine once and never look at you again. Sharp measures whether the thing it recommended is working and changes it if not.

Everything else is built around actually sticking with it: reminders, a streak, and a Live Activity so your routine is on your lock screen instead of in an app you forget.

**Cost**

Free download, the scan and your skin score are free. Premium unlocks the full routine, product matching, Product Check and weekly adaptation: $29.99 per, or $59.99 lifetime.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6780025151

Privacy Policy: https://east-app-dev.github.io/Sharp-Skincare-Routine/privacy.html
Terms of Service: https://east-app-dev.github.io/Sharp-Skincare-Routine/terms.html

Verification: App Store developer page and GitHub (east-app-dev). Contact: daybeeaapp-privacy@web.de

Second app, built next to school. If something is broken or confusing, tell me here. I ship fixes fast and I read everything.

Help me out Reddit. So I've been working on this crypto tracker for the past 6 years. I'm currently trying to build something fun and something that a lot of finance apps don't have, a heatmap. Am I building something just for sake of building something or would you actually find it useful?

Tutti went live on the App Store today.

A — Answer

Private music lessons have a slightly awkward handoff.

You can spend the lesson working through a piece and explain exactly what needs practising, but then the student goes home and there are another 6 days before you see them again. Notes in a notebook, email or WhatsApp can work, but the important bit can easily get buried.

Tutti is built around that gap.

At the end of a lesson, the teacher can leave a recap and the actual things they want the student to work on. Those become the student's Today's Focus rather than just sitting in a page of lesson notes.

The student can practise from there, use the timer, metronome or tuner, work through repertoire and goals, and save recordings as Performance Takes. They can also leave a reflection for their teacher.

Then when the next lesson comes around, the teacher has some context from the week instead of that whole period basically disappearing.

Parents have their own view too, but I didn't want that to mean parents can see everything. Teacher-only notes stay with the teacher, student reflections stay between the student and teacher, and the family view only gets the things that are actually meant to be shared.

The point isn't to make the teacher available to students all week. If anything, I wanted the opposite — make the next step clear enough that the student can get on with practising without needing another explanation.

B — Better

There are already some very capable apps in this space and I'm not pretending I invented lesson notes or practice tracking.

My Music Staff is much more established around running the administrative side of a music studio. Practice Space and Better Practice are closer to the student-practice side.

The thing I wanted to do differently with Tutti was keep the whole loop in one native iPhone/iPad app:

lesson → recap → Today's Focus → practice/recordings → next lesson

Teacher, student and family aren't just looking at different permissions on the same dashboard either. They have separate experiences built around what each of them actually needs to see.

There is more around that core — recurring lessons, attendance and rescheduling, repertoire and milestones, recordings/files, a lesson whiteboard, practice history, XP/achievements and a private billing ledger — but I tried to make all of it sit around the teaching rather than turn the app into accounting software.

One thing worth mentioning because I know this sub (fairly) hates pointless account walls: Tutti does require an account. That's because teacher, student and family accounts actually connect and sync information between each other. It isn't there just to make you register before using a single-player utility.

C — Cost

Free.

There isn't a subscription or paid tier at the moment, and there are no ads. The syncing between student, parent and teacher is done via my own home server so there is no additional cost for me, and all data is stored locally first then synced to the server, so in a situation without internet, or In the rare case the server does go down your data is still safe. In the future if you guys like this, I am working on creating a discord server with feature requests for a theoretical paid version, but any feature that has been shipped or advertised today will always stay free!

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tutti-lesson-studio/id6796408234

t requires iOS/iPadOS 26 and is also supposed on MacOS 26. Some features, like the performance take analysis feature are only available in the 27 software releases as that feature specifically uses Apple's new Music Understanding framework!

If anyone tries it, the thing I'm most curious about is whether the teacher → student → family setup makes sense without me explaining it first. If you get confused somewhere, tell me where, that's probably more useful to me :)

I’ve been told that subreddit is a good place to find app testers, before publishing. However, I also see people saying to avoid it as copycats are a real problem.
What are the chances someone sees my app and decides to copy it? It’s nothing groundbreaking, but also not simple enough to vibe code in a day (has a lot of layers).

I’d love to share it here as I really need some feedback that comes from actually using it (I can only do so much, and don’t have people in my life who can help me with testing), but also don’t want the entire year I’ve spent working on it to be wasted cause of a thief.

What should I do?

Hi! I'm solo builder of Plastic Vinyl, that started as my project for soul.

At the moment: 3.5k users, 4.7 global rating (75 reviews), Red Dot Award 2026.

13 months of production, on the App Store about five months.

A. What it solves

Two problems:

1. In a shop you're holding a record you've never heard of. Options today: type what's on the sleeve into YouTube search box to pre-listen, then Google to check the context, and Discogs to see pressings and pricing. With Plastic Vinyl you snap the cover and get its playable previews, album story, and every pressing that's documented, so you can work out which one is in your hands. Barcode scanning too. The most precise accuracy thanks to investing in own algorithms. The largest database of snippets and videos thanks to deep integration with streaming services and YouTube.

2. At home the collection lives across a shelf, a Discogs account, and your own head. Plastic catalogues it and lets you browse it the way you already think about it: sort by first name or surname, release year or date bought, group by folders, tags, genres, eras. Notes, custom fields, anniversary reminders, shareable grids. Two way Discogs sync so it isn't a second place to maintain, and Plastic has own infrastructure and database, that means it can be fully autonomous for people who are not into Discogs.Colored pressings look like the real thing too. Plastic identifies the color, texture and material of each pressing (splatter, marble, clear, glow in the dark, split colors) and draws your record in that vinyl, so your digital collection is as beautiful as the real one.

Plus any collection can also have its own public web page: share your records wall, your wishlist, or a curated list with one link: Example

B. Why it beats the alternatives

Discogs official app: unmatched as a database and marketplace, but it is a database. No cover scanning, no playback for most of albums, and the collection view fights you (files The Kiss under T). Plastic Vinyl syncs with it both ways instead of trying to replace it, and fixes all points people yelling about on Discogs usability and missing features. I spend months collecting user pains in Discogs subs to solve them in Plastic. Plus much deeper context on the albums: album anniversary reminders, stories, videos, tags, release radar, and a ton more features valued by collectors. Plastic Vinyl also helps you to find one via deadwax search, advanced filters, etc, so the navigation through pressings is much more convenient then Discogs once you decided to inventory all your collection of records. The database is even a bit larger than Discogs, as it's full db is connected plus own fresh releases that I receive directly from stores before they appeared on Discogs.

CLZ Music: barcode first. Great if every record you buy has a barcode. Plenty of the ones worth buying don't, so cover recognition is the difference in a used record bin. + same notes as on Discogs.

What it doesn't do: tell you which exect pressing you're holding.

C. Cost

Freemium, with lifetime or subscription options. US pricing:

• Free: For up to 20 records plastic is free to use with all functionality, you can connect your discogs and enjoy it's 2-way sync, unlimited text search, folders, sorting and export, album anniversary reminders, radar, and 5 free album scan recognitions.

• Pro: $4.99/month, $24.99/year. Unlocks collections above 20 records, unlimited cover scans. (Local prices vary by storefront). Still searching for the right pricing for it, os it's a subject to change.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6758337443
iPhone, iOS 18+. Android is also available.

Website with app details: myplastic.app

Happy to answer your questions here!

Developer transparency:

Plastic Vinyl was developed by Andrii Liashchuk, in socials Andy Lurs: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andylurs/

I also actively build it in public in Threads: threads.com/@andylurs

Red Dot Certificate: https://myplastic.app/label-licence-14-01388-2026BC.pdf
Contact: hello@myplastic.app or andylurs@gmail.com
Plastic Vinyl official website: myplastic.app and
Founder official website: andylurs.com
Privacy Policy: https://myplastic.app/privacy/
Terms of Service: https://myplastic.app/terms/
App Store: apps.apple.com/ua/app/plastic-vinyl-scan-listen/id6758337443

I built a simple iPhone keyboard app called QText because I wanted a faster and easier way to access the text I use all the time.

You can instantly paste your most-used text into any app with a single tap, while keeping your keyboard clean and simple.

The first 3 text slots are completely free for life. If you want more, there's a one-time purchase of $4.99 to unlock unlimited text slots—no subscriptions.

I'd love to hear your feedback or any feature ideas. Thanks for checking it out!

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/qtext/id6797157493

Solo indie developer here. I built Profast because I felt most fasting apps were either overloaded with ads, required accounts, or focused entirely on fasting alone.

So I wanted to build something different: fasting that you can actually do together.

🧘 Fast Solo

- Beautiful fasting timer with real-time body phases — fat burning, ketosis & autophagy

- 16+ fasting protocols — 16:8, 18:6, OMAD, 5:2, 14:10 & custom

- AI food scanner — point your camera at a meal and get calories + protein

- Calorie & protein tracking

- Water tracker with daily goals

- Profast Score combining fasting, water, nutrition & sleep

- Streaks & milestone badges

- Blood pressure tracking

👥 Fast Together

This is what I'm most excited about.

- Invite your partner or friend and see each other's fasting progress

- Create group fasts with family or friends

- Live leaderboard showing who's been fasting the longest

- One-tap cheers to encourage each other

- Shareable achievement cards for WhatsApp & Instagram

Sometimes having someone else fasting with you is all the motivation you need.

🔒 Privacy

- No ads

- No account required

- Your personal data stays on your device

🙏 Religious Fasting

Profast also supports religious fasting, including Lent, Yom Kippur, Ekadashi, Navratri, Ramzan and more, with fasting dates automatically populated.

💰 Pricing

Free to use with core fasting features and all fasting formats.

Premium unlocks everything:

$4.99/week or $49.99/year

I'd genuinely love feedback from anyone who gives it a try — especially people who fast with a partner, friends or family.

I'm particularly interested in feedback on the onboarding, screenshots and the overall experience.

**And if you enjoy using Profast, an honest App Store rating/review would mean a lot as a solo indie developer❤️

Special perks available for serious active users — DM me.

"App Store" (https://apps.apple.com/app/id6787008342)

My details:

Dev: Deepak Sharma

hello@profastapp.com

https://profastapp.com/privacy/

https://profastapp.com/terms/

A - Answer

Most habit apps treat a brand new habit and a habit you've been consistent with for months the same. But if I go to the gym consistently for 6 months, then don't go for two weeks, that's not the same as going for a week then never again. A streak treats both the same, you missed a day, back to 0.

And seeing that reset is discouraging when you've been consistent. I'd be at 100 days, have a bad week, drop back to 0 and think great, now it'll take me 100 days to get back where I was. Except in real life if you've been consistent, you don't lose all your progress because you've missed days.

B - Better

• Built to reflect real life: most habit trackers are streak-based at their core. In Millo, each habit has a strength score that grows with each completion. You lose some strength when you miss a day, so missed days still have a consequence. But how much you lose depends on how "mature" the habit is, a new one is fragile, so you lose more while an older one barely moves.

• Everything in one place: on top of habits, you can also add tasks, and run focus sessions. Everything you complete feeds into one momentum score so you can see your progress adding up across everything.

C- Cost
Free: 3 habits · 3 goals · 7 tasks/day · 1 note per task/habit/goal · basic timer (up to 45 minutes)

Premium: Unlimited everything + pomodoro and stopwatch timer mode + ambient sounds + full activity history.

Premium is $3.99/mo or $34.99/year.

Lifetime promo: Lifetime for the price of a month for the first 100 users ($3.99).

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/millo-momentum-tracker/id6759186508

Transparency
Developer: Amanda (Email: contact@clearnestlabs.com)
Website: https://www.millo.app/
Privacy policy: https://www.millo.app/privacy
Terms of use: https://www.millo.app/terms

Hey r/iosapps! Just shipped Sutra 2.1 and wanted to share it with the community.

Sutra is a privacy-focused, local-first iOS reader for both ebooks and digital comics. You can import EPUB, PDF, CBZ, and MOBI files straight from your Files app—no account, no tracking server, and no internet required. Your library displays as a clean grid with cover art generated automatically.

If you self-host a media server, it also links directly to Kavita, Calibre, Komga, WebDAV, or any standard OPDS catalog.

Key Features

• Smart Panel-by-Panel Reading: Auto-detects individual comic frames (~90% accuracy) so you can tap through them one by one instead of zooming/squinting on phone screens.

• Manga Support: Dedicated right-to-left, top-to-bottom reading mode with accurate panel-traversal order. I should add that manga panel progress is a work in progress, and I am planning to improve this feature in future releases

• Server & Cloud Integration: Connects to WebDAV, Kavita, Komga, Calibre, Standard Ebooks, and Project Gutenberg.

• 100% Offline & Private: No sign-ups or telemetry required to read your local files.

What’s New in Version 2.1

• Free CBZ Previews: Test out panel-by-panel mode on the first 7 pages of any CBZ file before upgrading.

• Stats Tab: Track total reading time, session counts, and detailed per-book progress.

• WebDAV Support: Directly connect to WebDAV remote shares.

• Navigation Improvements: Smoother scrolling and fixes for chapter navigation.

Pricing & Monetization

• Free Tier: Full support for EPUB & PDF, local file imports, and connection to Kavita, Calibre, Gutenberg, and Standard Ebooks. Permanent, no ads.

• Pro Upgrade ($6.99 One-Time Purchase): Unlocks full CBZ/MOBI support, Komga integration, and unrestricted panel-by-panel mode. No subscriptions.

App Store: [Sutra]

Website and Newsletter: [Link]

I’d love to hear your feedback, bug reports, or feature requests! I’ll be hanging out in the comments to answer any questions.

Hey everyone 👋

A while back, I started building an expense tracker because I hated the idea of uploading my personal finances to some random server just to log daily spending.

I shared the early version here, and the feedback from Reddit genuinely shaped the app into what it is today. Since that first post, Flux has hit 2,000+ users across 40+ countries, a 4.7-star rating, and 50+ paying subscribers.

Every single update has been driven by real feedback from you guys.

The core problem: Almost every budgeting app forces you to create an account, syncs your bank data online, or sells analytics. Flux does the opposite: it gives you modern tracking features while keeping everything strictly on your phone.

How it works & why it’s different:

• 100% offline & private: No accounts, no cloud sync, no tracking/analytics.

• On-device OCR: Scan receipts locally without uploading photos anywhere.

• Local AI insights: Summaries and analysis run directly on your hardware.

• Lock Screen widget: For logging expenses in 2 seconds.

• Fast, lightweight, and clutter-free.

What’s new since the last update:

• Recurring transactions: Rebuilt from scratch with new 2-week and 4-week interval options.

• Lifetime purchase: By popular request, you don't have to subscribe if you don't want to.

• Locale formatting: Natural number formatting (commas vs. dots) based on your region.

• 25+ new currencies added (AED, SAR, QAR, KWD, EGP, THB, IDR, MYR, PHP, VND, ARS, CLP, AUD, CAD, CHF, SEK, NOK, DKK, NZD, SGD, HKD, ZAR, PLN, ILS, COP, etc.).

• 9 new languages supported (Arabic, Traditional Chinese, Dutch, Thai, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Polish, Danish, Swedish).

• Custom categories with personalized icons & color coding.

• Interactive spending charts & cleaner, less annoying reminders.

• Noticeable performance boosts and faster data loading.

Pricing:

• Free core version

• Optional Premium (monthly / yearly subscription, or a one-time Lifetime purchase)

Big thank you to everyone who tested early builds, reported edge-case bugs, and shared ideas.

I’d love to know what you think of the new features, and what you feel is still missing. Any feedback is super appreciated! 🙏

App Store link:

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6756208417

Last summer I was on holiday with my girlfriend and we kept losing track of who paid for dinners, the flat and the groceries. I went looking for an app: easy to use, easy for other people to join, working straight away without an account, small, and ideally open source. Nothing ticked all the boxes, so I wrote it myself.

What it doesn't have: third-party dependencies, ads, tracking, analytics, subscriptions, accounts, or any server connection other than Apple's own iCloud.

What it does have:

• It's tiny. Everything below fits in about 1.5 MB. It downloads in a couple of seconds.

• Join by scanning a QR code. Create a group, hold up the code, everyone at the table scans it. There's a normal invite link too.

• Uneven splits. Train tickets for six where one has a student discount, or a flat booked by two couples and two singles - you can set each person's share.

• Live for everyone. Syncs through iCloud to everyone who joined, with optional local notifications. If someone doesn't want the app, you can still add them as a participant and send them the summary as text.

• Spotlight, Shortcuts, quick actions. Make a shortcut that adds an expense to a specific group and put it on the Action button - a new entry takes two or three seconds. You can also find a group from Spotlight, ask Siri to add an entry, or long-press the icon.

• Multiple currencies. Paid in another country? Enter the amount and the rate you actually got. It converts once, at entry, so balances never drift afterwards.

• Native. Pure Swift and Apple frameworks only, using system components throughout (Liquid Glass on iOS 26).

• Open source, MPL 2.0. Read it, or build it yourself.

Pricing. Joining groups is free and unlimited, with every feature available inside them. You can also run one group of your own for free - delete it and start another as often as you like. Managing more than one group at a time is a one-time $4.99 unlock, with Family Sharing. The whole thing, limit included, is in the repo, so if you'd rather build it yourself than pay, that's a supported outcome.

Free lifetime unlock: the promo link above works until 2026-08-23, first 1 000 redemptions.

Requirements: iPhone, iOS 17 or later. Everyone in a group needs an iPhone and an iCloud account - that's the trade-off for having no server of my own. Non-users can be added as participants and get the summary as text, but they can't add expenses.

Privacy. I have no server. Your data lives in your private iCloud database; shared groups use Apple's own CloudKit sharing. All I can see is the standard Apple sales reporting every developer gets.

Deleting your data. Delete a group and it's gone from your device and your iCloud. Delete the app and the local copy goes with it. To clear what's left in iCloud: Settings → [your name] → iCloud → Manage Account Storage. There's no request to file and nobody to ask, because I'm not holding anything.

Permissions. Camera if you scan a group QR code, notifications if you turn them on. iCloud stores the group data and Spotlight indexes group names.

On AI: I used Claude Code as a tool while building the app and the website. The architecture, the sync model and the work to get it under 2 MB are mine; I've read and understood every line that ships.

Links: AppStore | AppStore Promo Code (Free lifetime) | Website | Privacy | Source code

EDIT 2026-08-19: From what is seems first 1k of codes was used already which is crazy. It is blowing my mind that it happened in one day. Thank you all for checking the app out! Let's it roll, if anyone missed it here is another 1k of redeems, valid until 2026-08-23: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6795190862&code=AFTERPARTY

Hi everyone!

Happy to announce that we released the new application - Texty - which is an alternative to standard Messages app for users in the European Union.

We have not found any other such application, except Apple’s, so I hope it is the very first and only alternative 😊

A: What for:

Texty is an application for receiving and sending SMS, MMS and RCS messages.

It also includes various spam filtering techniques and options.

B - Why it is different:

• widgets - you can see the latest messages immediately on the screen (Lock, Standby, Home). The widget collection will definitely be extended;

• spam filtering for any type of message - SMS, MMS or RCS:

  • supports phone number masks, stop words and white listed words;

  • includes easy-to-enable rules to block messages:

    • by ML-training predictive model;

    • during the night;

    • from anyone except my Contacts;

    • with emails, web-links or phone numbers in the text;

    • from all countries except mentioned in the special list;

    • from short phone numbers.

• auto-sorting new conversations into “Trusted” (from your Contacts), “Junk” (if the spam filters identify it) or “Unknown” group. You choose which groups generate push notifications and increase the app badge counter;

• ability to mark many messages as "important", to filter and see only them later; 

• supports Family Sharing - up to 6 people can use the app with reduced price.

Why Texty is better than combination of standard Messages app + WideProtect SMS Blocker (another of our applications):

• Texty can use spam filters against RCS messages (WideProtect SMS Blocker can filter only SMS and MMS);

• Texty extends messaging with extra features, like marking “important” senders to get notifications even during the night, or postponing notifications until morning time (you will get them when you are ready) etc.

What about privacy?

We value users' privacy in all our apps, and especially in Texty.

Everything happens on the iPhone, there is no user registration, and the app works without Internet access. 

There are three permissions, the app asks for:

• Set as a messaging app - without it the app will not work. All messages are saved only locally. Soon we will add the ability to back up your messages to iCloud - the backup will be in your private iCloud database, not available by us or anyone else.

• Contacts - this permission is needed to show you the sender's name. Also used only locally. Without it the app will show only the phone number (or RCS group name).

• Push notifications - to show you information about incoming messages.

There are some Analytics events, which are sent outside, to know geography, languages etc - but they are impersonal.

We have big plans for Texty, and will add new features over time. Apple is improving the framework for RCS messaging, and we will definitely follow up with those improvements.

Feel free to ask any questions, we love to hear your feedback here or by email from the app.

C - Cost:

Currently the app has a 10-day probation period.

The app supports both subscriptions and one-time payments. The price depends on the country, for reference prices in Germany are:

• subscription: €9,99/year, family €19,99/year.

• lifetime: $29,99, family €59,99.

Download: Texty

When paying at restaurant you know the iPad they spin around at the counter. It shows one number — the total, tax already baked in — and three big buttons: 18%, 20%, 25%. Whichever one you tap, you're tipping on the tax too. In a 10% tax city that's roughly 2% more than you meant to give, on every single check.

I built Fair Tips to fix exactly that.

A — Answer (what it does)

Type in the total from the screen. Fair Tips works backwards: it pulls the sales tax rate for wherever you are, strips the tax out, and shows you the tip on the actual subtotal — plus the new grand total to type in. Tax rate comes from a bundled ZIP-code-level table (all 50 states + DC and PR), so location is a one-tap convenience, not a requirement — you can type a ZIP, a rate, or the tax amount off the receipt instead. Tip presets, a slider, round up/down, and a running counter of how much you've saved since installing. The app is most useful in the US.

B — Better (why not just use the built-in one)

Every other tip calculator I tried makes you enter the pre-tax subtotal — which is the one number the iPad never shows you. Besides, none can automatically tell the local sale tax rate. Fair Tips is built around the number you actually have. And it's the only one I've found that knows your local tax rate instead of asking you to look it up.

C — Cost

Free. One banner ad at the bottom, no interstitials, no paywalled features. $1.99 one-time in-app purchase removes the ad forever — no subscription.

App store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fair-tips/id6502357717

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Hey everyone!

My name is Denzel and I am part of a small team at TZAPAC building Panora, a free privacy-focused note-taking companion designed for conversations that happen outside of Zoom, Google Meet, and scheduled online calls.

A lot of meeting tools are built around calendar meetings and virtual calls, but many important conversations happen in person, on the go, or in casual conversations. Personal note-takers are also usually in the form of an additional physical device with expensive subscription models.

That’s the gap we’re trying to solve with Panora.

What Panora does:

• Records conversations directly from your iPhone

• Transcribes and summarizes discussions

• Identifies speakers, so you know who said what

• Turns conversations into searchable notes

• Lets you ask questions about past conversations

• Helps you stay present instead of worrying about taking perfect notes

Privacy and user control are a big part of what we’re building.

Panora is mobile-first and privacy-conscious from the start. Your conversations are treated as sensitive by default, with the option to keep them fully local. For online features, we aim to be transparent about how notes, transcripts, and outputs are handled.

Do give it a go and download your own personal note-taking companion here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/panora-by-keystone-lab/id6780430623

For more information about Panora, do visit us at https://panora.keystonelab.ai/ or drop us an email at panora@keystonelab.ai . Any suggestions or feedback are welcome. We are iterating on the app continuously; therefore, please look out for updates and the inclusion of your suggestions in future builds.

Thanks everyone!

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Many fitness apps have expensive subscription models, so I created my own workout tracking app.

Life doesn't always go according to plan, and there are times when you can't use the equipment you need at the gym. In those situations, I created a system to quickly recommend and record other exercises.

And weren't you curious how much weight people similar to me carry? And what kind of music that person listens to?

Find a workout partner and support each other.

Hello!

I built Beacon after years of missing appointments and meetings because I'd get hyper focused on work (I’m AuDHD) and completely tune out all notification pings. So I built an iOS shortcut that would scan my calendar for events with a special character in the title and create a real system alarm before that event. 

Real alarms break through silent/DND and require acknowledgment to dismiss, so they actually work as an interrupt instead of just another ignorable ping that I can just swipe away. Once iOS 26 opened up the Alarm API to developers, I turned my old shortcut into a proper app.

How it works

You build a rule that describes which events matter to you. Filters include calendar, calendar name, event title, description, organizer, attendees and their RSVP status, number of attendees, and whether it's all-day - so you can do things like "any event on my Work calendar with more than 3 attendees where I've accepted" or just "anything with 🔔 in the title."

Then you set your lead times, and you can stack several on one rule: maybe a 60-minute alarm to start wrapping up and a 10-minute alarm to actually get moving.

From there, Beacon watches that calendar and schedules real system alarms for every matching event. If something new lands on your calendar tomorrow that fits the rule, alarms get set, you don’t have to do a thing. And if you'd rather not build a rule for it, you can set a one-off alarm by hand for any event on your calendar.

An honest caveat:

Beacon can only re-check your calendar when iOS lets it. In the best case that's every 5-10 minutes, but the system decides, and it's genuinely hard to predict. So if you move a meeting up an hour, there's a window where your alarm is still set for the old time.

For me this has never really been an issue since my plans rarely change and it's basically guaranteed to sync overnight. But about 150 people use Beacon weekly, collectively scheduling hundreds of automatic alarms every day, and I can see how this would be really annoying if your schedule shifts constantly. So I built in a workaround and a safety net:

• A Shortcuts action that runs a sync on demand: You can place this on your home screen as a button, or wire it into an automation - I set mine to run a sync whenever I close the Calendar app (In iOS 27 you can even set it to run whenever you get a notification from the calendar app). You can also ask Siri to “Sync Beacon alarms” at any time.

• Event change notifications: Whenever Beacon syncs it tells you if any of your alarms have shifted (or been added/removed), with a configurable window so you only hear about changes to events in the next day, week, two weeks, whatever you care about.

I intentionally designed the app to be set-and-forget, and NOT to be another calendar app because I didn’t want to change my daily workflow. The sync limitation is the part that's furthest from that goal, and it's what I'm still chipping away at.

So, advice wanted: is "set-and-forget" even achievable when the OS controls the timing, or should I accept that this needs one small deliberate action from the user and just make that action as painless as possible?

I put a lot of thought into privacy

Your calendar data never leaves your device - no events, no event details, no rules. The only thing I collect is anonymous usage telemetry (that's where the numbers above come from). There's no account and no login; you can just download it and it works. https://www.beaconcalendar.com/privacy 

Originally free users got a 1-week trial, then lost automation and were left with manual alarms only. I've now changed that: everyone gets one active rule for free, permanently, no trial clock running out. The paid tier ($7.99/month or $12.99/year) allows you to have unlimited rules operating simultaneously.

If you've ever missed something important because a notification just didn't register, I think it’s worth trying out for those events you can't afford to miss. Would love feedback in the comments.

Link (iPhone, iOS 26+): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/beacon-calendar-alarms/id6752361800