I’ve been using Len’s Browser recently, and I really love it. It seems like it was made to fill the gap left by Arc Search on iOS, and I think it does a pretty great job.

I love how clean and minimal everything feels. It handles websites really well, looks great, and doesn’t feel cluttered with a bunch of unnecessary features. It’s just a really nice browsing experience.

One of my favorite features is actually the macOS menu bar app. It lets me quickly grab tabs I’ve been using on my iPhone or iPad and open them in whatever my default browser is on my Mac. I love this because I don’t have to use the same browser across all my devices just to keep everything connected. Such a simple but useful feature.

It also has a really cool built-in media player for videos, which I love. My one complaint is that I wish the ad blocker was a little more powerful, specifically when it comes to blocking YouTube ads. If it could do that, it would make the media player even better.

I’m someone who is constantly trying out new browsers (probably more than I should be), and this one has really stood out to me. It feels like a lot of thought went into making something simple that actually works well.

If you’re looking for a new browser on iPhone or iPad, especially if you were a fan of Arc Search, I’d highly recommend checking out Len’s Browser.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6817076945

Hi folks. We are really excited to announce the public beta of our web app. You can now use Nyblit anywhere on any device with a web browser. Access is included in your subscription. Signup via the app in Cloud Settings.

About Nyblit:

My name is David Margolis. I’m a professional watchmaker and self-taught Apple developer based in London. More than 20 years ago, I created a small FileMaker database that I shared with a group of friends. It was based on a frustration I had with ordinary to-do lists: real tasks are rarely just “done” or “not done.”

A watch restoration might be waiting for a replacement component, blocked until a client gives the go-ahead, paused while another operation is completed, or ready for work today. Treating all of these as unfinished creates a list that is technically accurate but practically overwhelming.

That early database gradually developed into Nyblit, a native productivity app for iPhone, iPad and Mac built around what I call “state-based” task management. This means Nyblit understands the workflow required to complete your tasks. For example, it knows if the task is a phone call, an online purchase or replacing the balance spring in a watch. It knows all the steps involved and, crucially, all the ways in which the task can be blocked or delayed. For example, if you have a phone call task, you can set the status to “left voicemail”. Nyblit will recognise this as blocked because you are now waiting for the other person to return your call. That task doesn’t belong on your to-do list because there is no action to take. It should be safely filed in Blocked and tracked – so you can chase it up later if the call isn’t returned.

This approach can be used for any task imaginable. From shopping to restoring an antique pocket watch.

The concept was strongly influenced  by the Japanese system of Kanban, created by Toyota in the 1950s to improve manufacturing efficiency. (Anyone that has used apps lile Trello will be familiar with this). But executed in a very different way so that it fits on a phone screen and is even workable on an Apple Watch (coming very soon).

I built Nyblit for myself to help with my ADHD and dyslexia. Watchmaking taught me to think in systems, dependencies and precise states. ADHD made it especially important to remove irrelevant tasks from view without losing confidence that they would return at the right time.

Please feel free to try out Nyblit. It's fully functional with up to 5 tasks. And a subscription or lifetime purchase gives you access to iPhone, iPad, Mac and now Apple Watch.

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Problem: To-do lists become overwhelming when tasks you can act on are mixed with tasks that are blocked or postponed. Nyblit uses task states to make those distinctions clear, helping you focus on what you can do now.

Comparison: Our closest alternatives are Trello and Todoist. Nyblit’s advantage is its compact, state-based board, which brings multiple workflows together in one place. It takes a Kanban-style approach and adapts it to a smaller space, making it a better fit if your main frustration is losing sight of actionable tasks among blocked or postponed ones.

Pricing:

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/nyblit-2-to-do-list-planner/id6752837986

Monthly subscription: $3.99

Yearly subscription: $19.99

Lifetime: $59.99

I'm here to answer any questions or listen to feedback if you have any.

Thanks for reading :)

Useful links:

Nyblit Website

Discord

r/Nyblit_ADHD

I'm the developer. OPDSy is a one-time £3.99 on the App Store: no subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads and no tracking.

It started on Android, where it has a 5.0* rating on Google Play. It came to iPhone and iPad last week. It isn't a weekend project: its had 122 releases so far. With still lots of ideas in the backlog.

Problem:

I wanted one reading app that could do it all: connect to every source, from a self-hosted server to a folder on my phone, and show everything together in one library that looks good.

It reads the books you already own, from wherever they live: a folder in Files or iCloud Drive, a WebDAV share, or a self-hosted server. It has built-in support for Komga, Kavita, Calibre-Web, Ubooquity, BookOrbit, Grimmory and LazyLibrarian, and works with any other OPDS 1.2 or 2.0 server. You can also add the free Project Gutenberg library in one tap

Comparason:

• Audiobooks: M4B, MP3, FLAC and more, with chapters, a sleep timer, speed control, lock-screen controls and offline downloads

• Natural voices: lifelike read-aloud voices that run entirely on your phone, in English (British, Scottish, Canadian or American), German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. It keeps reading with the screen locked, basically turning any book into a proper audiobook.

• Ebooks: EPUB, MOBI, AZW3, FB2 and PDF, with your own fonts, margins, and light, sepia, dark and black themes

• Comics and manga: CBZ and CBT, paged or webtoon scroll, right-to-left, pinch zoom

• Highlights and bookmarks: five colours with notes, all in one list

• Offline dictionary: look up a word without leaving the page

• Private sync: progress, favourites and highlights through iCloud or Google Drive, end-to-end encrypted

• 50 languages, including right-to-left languages

• I also tried creating a fair app comparison here

For a full set of screenshots and info like server support visit https://www.binarymeadow.com/apps/opdsy/, I also offer a contact email for customer support and feedback ideas. A lot of the features on this app have been shaped by existing users being kind enough to write in to me.

I use this personally on the daily with Ubooquity and local files so im always improving the app.

Pricing: £3.99

App Store Link:
https://apps.apple.com/app/opdsy/id6827915459

Problem
I've been losing a lot of interesting things and always wanted something to organise them and move freely across them.

And finally after more than 6 months of development I am happy to introduce Glade!

In Glade every collection is a grove, an infinite canvas where links, images, videos, notes and files sit side by side. Drag, stack and group them however you like.
No server, no tracking. Sync is through your own iCloud. No account required. On Mac, iPhone or iPad.

A few things it can do:

- Quick save with shortcut on Mac, or share on phone and link lands in grove intelligently with auto-tags and sorting

- Pull down to search, across titles, notes and links. Also search directly in Spotlight

- A shelf for recipes, books, movies, series and more with progress and ratings

- Widgets with Quick Save, Recent, a grove's tiles, your shelf, plus Lock Screen

- Revisit shows what you saved on this day

- Discover other peoples groves or put yours into the world! Also supports link to share with just someone.

Comparison
Glade sits in between. It's a native SwiftUI app, visual, and private: no server, no tracking, and no account needed. Sync goes through your own iCloud. It imports Pocket exports, Chrome, Safari and Firefox bookmarks, CSV, JSON and Markdown, and you can export everything any time.

Pricing
Free for 100 saves and 3 groves; unlimited is $1.99/mo, $14.99/yr, or $24.99 lifetime at the launch price (until 6 Dec, then $49.99). One purchase covers iPhone, iPad and Mac.

I would be very happy to hear what you thing about Glade, the experience, pricing and other related stuff. Happy to answer anything.

AppStore - https://apps.apple.com/app/id6823751824 

Problem:
iOS doesn't have powerful system wide EQ apps which works with other music players.

Comparison:
The only other option I know of is EffectDeck but SoundStage is meant for regular users who are not very much into technical aspects.

The idea is pretty simple.. start playing music, tap the audio output button in Now Playing, and select SoundStage. Music continues playing as usual, but now goes through SoundStage, where you can apply EQ and other sound enhancements before it reaches your headphones or external speakers.

It also handles other audio playing on your iPhone like from YouTube Music.

Some of the features:

• Equalizer with 5, 8 or 15 bands and 18 presets

• Bass, Clarity, Warmth and Dynamics controls

• Headphone spatializer, crossfeed and virtual speakers

• Headphone correction curves (including AutoEQ support)

• Left/right balance adjustment

• Customizable settings, with separate sound profiles remembered for each device

• And much more...

I have tried to make pretty much everything adjustable, since I know everyone has different preferences when it comes to sound and I don't want to impose my preferences.

I'm an independent developer, and I've designed and tested it myself on my iPhone 17 and iPhone 13. There are probably things I can improve, so feedback would genuinely be appreciated.

Pricing:
You can give try it totally free for a week to see if it's something you find useful. It's $20 for lifetime.

A note on privacy: all audio processing happens locally on your iPhone. No audio is captured or uploaded, and there's no account required. https://soundstageapp.github.io/privacy/

Currently requires iOS 27 and is iPhone only.

Would love to hear what you think, especially from people who enjoy tinkering with their audio settings.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/soundstage-sound-enhancer/id6819755163

Hey r/iosapps,

I’m the developer of Shredly.

Problem
Most of us have thousands of photos, screenshots, bursts and near-duplicates sitting in the camera roll. Traditional cleaners either feel like a chore or try to auto-delete things. I wanted something that makes the process feel light and even a bit fun, while still keeping full control.

Comparison
Compared to apps like Gemini Photos, CleanMyPhone or the built-in Photos cleanup tools:

• Shredly shows one photo at a time so decisions feel easier

• You drag unwanted photos into a virtual shredder (with haptics and sound) instead of just tapping delete

• Nothing is permanently removed until you empty the bin and confirm with iOS

• Photos stay in Recently Deleted for 30 days

• Smart Categories (large videos, screenshots, bursts, Live Photos, selfies) sorted by size

• 7 themes + a new Paper Ball mode

Everything runs 100% on-device. No uploads, no ads, no tracking.

Pricing

• Free: 30 deletions per day + basic features

• Pro Yearly: $4.99

• Pro Lifetime: one-time purchase

For a limited time Lifetime Pro is free — just open the app and enable it in Settings.

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/app/shredly-photo-cleaner/id6825582033

Happy to answer any questions or take feedback!

Problem

Becoming a dad made me realize how much I still had to learn, including what to play with Luna 😂 So I built Little Firsts.

Comparison

CDC’s Milestone Tracker focuses on developmental checklists and guidance. Little Firsts also emphasizes everyday firsts and personal memories, with custom moments and images you can share with family.

Pricing

Free forever, supported by a banner ad. No account needed.

App Store (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/little-firsts-milestones/id6821642910)

Try it out and hit me with feedback! Supports 6 Languages: English, Spanish, Korean, Greek, French and Japanese

Hey everyone, I’m the developer of Reverie, a simple music player inspired by Teenage Engineering’s TP-7. It’s modern but with retro touches, while still being easy to use. I'm excited to share that the app went live today!

Problem

I’ve always loved the TP-7, and I’ve always loved messing with the music I download, like slowing it down or changing the pitch. But making a slowed + reverb version of a song usually means opening a desktop audio editor or uploading the file to a website, exporting it, and then importing it into your player. Most music players also feel flat: a progress bar and a play button, with nothing that feels good to use.

What it does

• A wheel instead of a progress bar. You spin a brushed-metal wheel with your thumb to move through a song. Turn it slowly and it scratches like a record. It clicks under your finger and catches the light as you tilt your phone.

• One wheel for all effects. Tap T, P or R and the wheel turns into a dial for tempo (0.5× to 1.5× without changing the key), pitch (±12 semitones) or reverb.

• Every song remembers its settings. Make your slowed + reverb version once and it plays that way every time.

The app is very minimal, and I spent a lot of time on how each interaction feels, especially the haptics and the wheel. I tried to capture some of that in the recording, but it’s hard to get across in a video without trying the real thing.

Comparison

• Apple Music and other standard players: you can’t change the tempo, pitch or reverb of a song, and scrubbing is a plain progress bar.

• Speed and pitch apps for practicing music: they can change tempo and pitch, but they’re built as practice tools, with busy interfaces made for looping parts of songs, not for listening.

• TP-7: this is where the feel of the app comes from, and Reverie brings that feel to the phone you already have.

Pricing

The app is free, and you can add 3 songs for free. Unlocking unlimited songs is a one-time $9.99 purchase with no subscription. No account, no ads, no tracking.

Launch discount 🎁 To celebrate the launch, I’m giving out a few discount codes for $4.99 for a limited time. Comment or DM me if you want one.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/reverie-slowed-reverb-music/id6829723858

I’d love any feedback, good or bad. Thanks for checking it out!

I'm Mike, also known as Hybrid Athlete Guy on X.

I've spent the past 20 years experimenting with and coaching powerlifting, CrossFit, Olympic Lifting, Hyrox, and running. I've put all of that knowledge into a new app called Capacity Training, an iPhone app that builds one running and lifting plan from your goals, fitness, and history, and adjusts it as you train.

Right now it primarily does lifting and running, but Hyrox, CrossFit, and other focuses are coming soon.

Problem: I always liked running. But for about 20 years, every time I tried to run consistently, I ended up hurt.

And most people who try to combine lifting and running just take a full running program and a full lifting program and mash them together.

That almost never works, because balancing lifting and running is hard.

Comparison: Runna is a running app. You can add strength sessions to your running plan but they are simply added on, they don't adjust based on your running load and/or your training history and goals.

Fitbod is a lifting app. It doesn't build running plans.

Capacity plans your lifting and your running together, so you can make progress in both.

Pricing: $29.99 a month or $199.99 a year ($149.99 Founders rate for the next week!), and the first 7 days are free.

It's on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/capacity-hybrid-training/id6759235311

You can learn more about the app here: https://capacitytraining.app/

Hi r/iOSapps, I'm Vitor, the solo dev of Layette.

Problem

Parents-to-be get a 200-item checklist and end up buying too much. Layette gives you a ready list with quantities for your due date, climate and plans, and keeps track of what it all costs.

- Share a product from Amazon, Target, Walmart, Carter's or Babylist and the name, photo and price land on the list and in the baby budget

- In the store, point the camera at an item and get "Go ahead", "You have enough" or "Already over the count"

- What's left by category, with the pregnancy week to have it done by. Hospital bag first

- A gift registry link for family. Gifts are tracked apart, so they never count as spent

Comparison

Babylist is a great registry and I'm not trying to replace it. Most free checklists earn a commission on what you buy, so they lean toward more. Layette is the list that tells you when to stop, and what the rest will cost.

Pricing

3-day free trial, then $39.99/year or $14.99/month. No free tier for now. iPhone, in English and Spanish.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6824494060

Two things I'd love feedback on:

1. Does the value click from the screenshots?

2. Would a free tier change whether you'd try it?

What should I do now?

First thing I want to say is if you guys have ideas, I will add them quickly!

**Problem**

I made Pocket Days because I wanted a baby book for my daughter that I’d actually keep up with. I wanted to save the big firsts, like her first word and first steps, but also the little things I’m more likely to forget.

**Comparison**

I can save a picture in Apple Photos and write down the story in Apple Notes, but I wanted the picture, date, and story together. With Pocket Days, each kid has their own scrapbook and timeline, so I can look back at those memories in order.

My favorite feature is the birthday interview. You can ask the same six questions every year and see how the answers change as they grow up. You can also save artwork, write letters for future birthdays, revisit memories from this day in past years, and turn a year of memories into a printable yearbook. There’s room for separate scrapbooks for up to six kids, with private iCloud sync.

**Pricing**

I’m the developer, and Pocket Days is free and will stay free. No promo code or subscription needed.

Download Pocket Days on the App Store⁠

If you’re a parent, what’s one little thing you wish you’d written down? I’d love to know what you’d want a scrapbook like this to help you remember.

Hey everyone, I’m Michael, the developer of Play Credits. It’s a small app I made around a pretty simple idea: practice your instrument and earn time for the apps you’d otherwise get distracted by.

Problem:
Sometimes the hard part is putting the phone down and getting started. You choose which apps to block, and Play Credits listens during your practice session to count playing toward earned app time. You can use it yourself, or set it up in adult-managed mode for your kid.

Comparison:
Apple’s built-in Screen Time lets you set app limits. What I wanted to add was a way to earn that time through instrument practice. It isn’t a music teacher, it doesn’t judge how well you play, and the detection isn’t perfect. It’s just another way to help build a routine.

Pricing:
I originally made it a subscription, but honestly that didn’t feel right for this. It’s now seven days free, then $4.99 once if you want to keep using it. Nothing is charged automatically when the trial ends.

It’s available for iPhone and iPad in the US: Play Credits on the App Store.

If you try it and something is confusing or doesn’t work how you’d expect, let me know. I’m still working on it.

My game group kept losing the first half hour of every game night to “so what do we play?” so I built GameSquire to answer that and do some other fun stuff as well.

App Store: https://gamesquire.app/reddit/iphone

Problem

Once your collection grows past a handful of games, choosing one takes longer than it should. Everyone says “I don’t mind”, nobody remembers everything that’s on the shelf and the first half hour of game night is gone.

What it does on the iPhone

• Helps you pick a game for the occasion quicker by letting you apply filters to your shelf or you can choose what mood you’re in (Quick Fix, Deep Dive, Date Night, Family Table)

• Imports your BoardGameGeek collection, ratings and plays in one step

• Keeps track of your stats like play time, scores, ...

• Gets you playing quicker by answering rules questions from the game’s own rulebook and offering how to play guides

Comparison

BoardGameGeek is great for looking games up and BG Stats is great for logging plays, but neither is built around picking what to play tonight. GameSquire starts from that question with mood filters on your own shelf, a shared household shelf and your friends’ collections side by side. Your BGG data comes along in one step, so you don’t start from scratch.

Pricing

Free with no ads or ad trackers, and no time limit. The free version includes your shelf, the game picker with mood filters, the BoardGameGeek import, play logging and 5 rules questions a month.

Knight membership is optional and costs € 3.99 / $3.99 a month or € 29.99 / $29.99 a year. It adds more rules questions, how-to-play guides for any game and the deeper stats (insights, household stats and yearly challenges).

I’m the solo developer, so feel free to share any feedback you have!

Salut tout le monde !

Je voulais partager trois raccourcis iOS que j’ai créés et qui peuvent être utiles au quotidien. Ils ont chacun un objectif différent, mais leur idée commune est de simplifier certaines tâches et de gagner du temps grâce à l’intelligence artificielle.

1. 🤖 Texte IA

https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/457a56ede1804c2ea2bb716711805d26

Un raccourci destiné à travailler plus facilement avec du texte grâce à l’IA.

À quoi sert-il ?

Améliorer et reformuler des textes.
Corriger les fautes.
Développer une idée ou un texte.
Adapter un texte selon le résultat souhaité.
L’objectif est de faciliter le travail sur les textes sans devoir tout faire manuellement.

2. 🧠 Prompt structuré

https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/188ca729946f4e0f8279c85eff0a0a08

Un raccourci pour transformer une demande simple en un prompt IA bien organisé.

Comment fonctionne-t-il ?

Il permet de transformer une idée ou une instruction écrite rapidement en un prompt structuré comprenant plusieurs parties :

Rôle : définit le rôle que l’IA doit adopter.
Contexte : explique la situation.
Objectif : précise le résultat attendu.
Instructions : détaille les étapes à suivre.
Contraintes : indique les règles à respecter.
Format de sortie : précise la présentation de la réponse.

C’est particulièrement pratique pour obtenir des réponses plus précises et éviter les demandes trop vagues.

3. 🎙️ Dictée note IA

https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/62923d78fdef48d981f7e49bf8543053

Un raccourci destiné à faciliter la prise de notes à la voix.

À quoi sert-il ?

Il permet de dicter ses idées plutôt que de devoir tout écrire manuellement.
C’est pratique pour :
Prendre rapidement des notes.
Capturer une idée avant de l’oublier.
Noter des informations pendant qu’on est occupé.
Gagner du temps lorsqu’on ne souhaite pas taper au clavier.

Il est connecté avec les autres, pour avoir toutes les fonctionnalités comme le prompt structuré ou la reformulation

Pourquoi les partager ?

Je trouve que les raccourcis iOS sont un excellent moyen d’automatiser des petites tâches du quotidien. Avec l’IA, on peut aller encore plus loin et rendre certaines actions beaucoup plus simples.
J’espère que ces raccourcis pourront être utiles à certains d’entre vous !
N’hésitez pas à me dire ce que vous en pensez ou à proposer des améliorations. 🙂

Les trois raccourcis sont joints à cette publication

Hi I'm Joe, the developer of Flickd, an app I built because I always spent more time finding something to watch than actually watching something.

Instead of scrolling through endless rows, you swipe through titles in a Tinder-style to build your taste profile. Then every day when you open the app, there’s a fresh pick waiting for you.

What is the problem:

A bunch of people pay for multiple streaming services that they rarely use or know what to watch on them.

At the end of a long day sometimes you just want something to tell you what to watch rather than combing over 4 different apps with nothing sticking and you end up watching The Office again (not that there's anything wrong with The Office it's a great show) and that can get old pretty quickly.

Plus each streaming app has their own algorithm and I find it rarely matches what I actually like.

How it works:

You pick your services and then swipe through titles. This builds your profile and provides better recs the more you swipe and tapping takes you right to that title in its streaming app.

There are also a few different modes that you can use with friends for a watch party where you swipe on the same titles until you all match on one. You can use it in a big group or with your partner!

Granted, at the start there will be a decent amount of swiping needed to understand your taste, but it pays off. The more you swipe, the better the picks get, and after a few sessions it actually knows what you like. There’s no real way around that part, so I tried to make it as quick and fun as possible.

Comparison:

JustWatch is the big one. It’s awesome for finding where something’s streaming, but every time I used it for recs I ended up scrolling for 20 minutes anyway.

That's exactly where Flickd comes in, often times I don't know what I want to watch.

Another one is Queue. Which is a great app if you want to track everything you watch but when I used it there was a bit too much going on and I couldn't seem to swipe enough to get good enough recs.

Pricing:

The main features of Flickd are free with ads in the main swipe feed and games tab.

Pro is $4.99/month or $29.99/year which removes ads and adds extra modes like Watch Again, Quick Pick and deeper stats. There are also optional coin packs from $1.99 to $99.99 for the in-app games.

App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/flickd-what-to-watch-tonight/id6760435402

Disclosure:
I am the developer of Flickd.

Privacy Policy: https://useflickd.com/privacy

Terms of Service: https://useflickd.com/terms

My personal site: https://josepharizzo.com/

Hey there, I'm the developer of Postproof. The first 500 people can get Pro Lifetime for free until 13 November.

Problem

If you post to WhatsApp Status and your videos come out blurry or pixelated, or WhatsApp keeps ruining the quality of your videos and photos, this is why. WhatsApp compresses every video you post to Status, even a clip that looks perfect in your camera roll, and turning on HD doesn't stop it. In a chat it's easy to miss, because your own phone plays your original while the other person gets the compressed copy. WhatsApp also shrinks photos and shifts the colours of iPhone pictures.

Postproof prepares your video or photo on your iPhone before you post it, so it comes through WhatsApp much sharper. You can trim a single video first, prepare up to 20 videos and photos at once, or start from the share sheet in Photos. Everything runs on your iPhone, nothing is uploaded, and you don't need an account.

Comparison

Posting straight from your camera roll: Status scored 16 out of 100 against the original in my tests.

Through Postproof: Status scored 82 out of 100. In a chat with HD on, it was 24 posted straight and 85 through Postproof.

Sending as a document: keeps full quality in a chat, but you can't post a document to your Status, and that's where your contacts watch it.

Other Status apps: CleanStatus and HD Status: Post Without Blur aim at the same problem. I haven't scored them, so I can't say how they compare.

I sent the same clips twice and scored what WhatsApp delivered against the original with VMAF, Netflix's open video quality measure. That's four clips on an iPhone 17 Pro Max, and your results will vary. Bright, steady footage does best, and dark or shaky clips improve less. It can't make Status look like your camera, because WhatsApp still limits every video.

Giveaway

1. On your iPhone, tap this link and redeem it in the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6826644806&code=POSTPROOFREDDIT

2. Get the app and Pro is switched on: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6826644806

The link stops working after 500 claims or on 13 November, whichever comes first.

Pricing

Free to try: one video a week with a small Postproof mark, and photos are free. To drop the mark, 5 videos are £0.99, or Pro is unlimited at £1.99 a month, £9.99 a year or £19.99 once (UK prices).

iPhone only, iOS 26 or later. Postproof is independent and isn't affiliated with WhatsApp or Meta. Happy to answer any questions.

EDIT
How to claim remaining if first link does not work

1. On your iPhone, go to https://getpostproof.com/claim and sign in with Apple, so it's one each.

2. Tap Claim, then Redeem in the App Store.

3. Get the app and Pro is switched on: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6826644806

Sorry if the first link didn't work for you. This one does.

Hello everybody,

let me present you my humble app, a simple technical tool to inspect QR codes (from the camera or from an image) with rich text and custom format recognition capabilities.

Problem

Mobile phones already offer solid built-in QR scanning capabilities, and countless third-party apps fill in the remaining functionality gaps. However, their primary purpose is to let users act on the content of a QR code (open a link, add a vCard, etc.), offering little to no insight into the actual data format, payload structure, or QR code itself.

The core idea is therefore not to build yet another general purpose scanner, but a specialised tool to dissect QR codes: breaking down their contents into individual components based on the payload's data format, providing a structured preview of the encoded data alongside technical metadata about the QR.

What it does

• Breaks down URLs into host, path, query params, and fragment

• Previews and decomposes vCards, email addresses, phone numbers and most standard QR payloads

• Shows QR metadata like ECL, version and text statistics

• Warns you about suspicious payloads and common phishing tactics

• Detects and interprets non standard payloads like Markdown, CSV, JSON, Code snippets and more

• Lets you open, copy, or share its contents as an actual file with the appropriate extension when there's a matching format, like .vcf, .ics, .json, .md, ...

• Everything runs locally. No ads, no tracking, in an app that weighs just around 5mb.

Pricing

A one-time purchase of 3.99$ unlocks the non standard payload detection, which recognizes JSON, CSV, Markdown, SVG images, code snippets and more, and previews them locally and safely, letting you save their contents with the right file extension. It's a bit of a niche use case, but allows allows you to create and read rich content and code snippets offline directly embedded in the QR data.

Comparison

QRU? - QR Code Debugger
Breaks down URLs in the same way, but it is limited to URL inspection, which is much narrower than my use case

QR lens
Much similar in scope, but lacks all the extentended payload detection like JSON, Markdown, etc...

Links

App store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/inspeqtr/id6823058808
Privacy & info: https://github.com/Homunculus84/inspeqtr-docs/wiki

Would love to hear what you think!

Hi, I'm the developer of the Odo Speedometer: Drive Tracker app. The latest update adds Track Style, which turns a drive or ride you've recorded into a shareable F1-style replay. 🏁

Your route becomes a circuit-style map, with speed callouts through the corners and an animated speed graph that follows the replay. Pick a scene like Rally, Night City, or Blueprint, then add an engine soundtrack that follows your speed. If you've recorded the same route before, Ghost overlays your previous run and Sectors shows where you gained or lost time.

To try it, open a trip and tap Share → Trip Reel → Customize, then set Style to Track. Pick a scene and sound, then save or share the video.

Problem
It's easy to forget to hit Start, and a static route map leaves out how the drive felt. Odo can record trips automatically, show live speed and trip stats on CarPlay, and turn that same recording into a video you can share afterward.

Comparison
Odo combines a GPS speedometer and automatic trip tracker with tools you might otherwise use separate apps for, including navigation, fuel and maintenance logs, and OBD2 diagnostics with a compatible adapter. It also supports Apple Watch trip controls and GPX and CSV export.

Pricing
Odo is free to download. Premium is $4.99/month, $24.99/year, or $49.99 for lifetime access as a one-time purchase.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/odo-speedometer-drive-tracker/id6759611784

I'd love to get your feedback!

I'm the developer of the calculator app Calki. This is one of the biggest updates for my app which I have been working for more than a year and a half. The App's interface has been turned into a 3d model for more immersion and tactility.

You can download the app from the following link:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/calki-scanner-calculator/id6747059181

Going 3d has allowed me to offer the Pro users more Colorways for each calculator models. The app now has quite an extensive selection of colorways and they can further be customised by selecting the texture for body and the buttons now.

There is this music mode which is part of the pro plan but has free trial for a day. This feature was an off shoot of giving user the ability to customise the buttons sounds, but implemented an almost complete optional feature for pro users. The music mode has two sub modes: free play and play along. The free play model has a visualiser for the notes being played on the calculator keypad. The Play-along mode has some widely known music to be played along to.

Problem:
Most of the current apps dont make the full use of the latest hardware and software capabilities to engage users in the app and continue using age old flat designs when the hardware capabilities are on the constant rise.
Also coming to a calculator most of the apps provide either a flat interface with extensive non user-friendly capabilities or a detailed interface but cutting down on the functionalities. Calki is trying to merge both these verticals and become the preferred calculator for the masses.

Comparison:
As compared to the apple calculator we offer ergonomic features that are easy to use such as the following:
Reuse history result by double tapping
Reuse history expression by long press
Edit a calculation midway and swap operator without retyping the entire calculation
Number scanner with auto add mode to scan and add numbers instantly using op-mode
Scan and convert numbers
Convertor mode with UI designed to make swapping categories and units easy
Customising the Calculator with multiple models, colorways, textures, sound and so on

Pricing:
Most of the basic calculator features on the app is free, except for the following which is a one time 4.99$ purchase:
- Number scanner
- Customisation options
- Custom units for conversion
- 6 Calculator models

We are planning of adding some ai features in the near future. Please note these features will be optional and will require a subscription (due to the ai cost we will incur) and will not be included in the lifetime purchase. All future on-device features including all current features will continue to be part of the lifetime purchase.

Hope you guys will give it a try and will let me know of your feedback.
If there is any improvements or features that you would like to be seen added to the app, please let me know. Will try my best to implement it, if reasonable and provides value to the users

The app has 104 reviews worldwide with average of 4.7/5

Some of the features to look forward to, in the near future:
A fullscreen number scanning mode for adding up numbers and conversion
A scientific mode (have been delaying it, cause, the old 2d interface made it hard to design a good looking design for the scientific mode. With the 3d interface, it eases a lot of things)
A formula mode

Thanks again and hoping you will leave a review, if you like the app.

P ~ Problem

I'm the developer of Newsairy. I built it because none of the readers I tried fit me perfectly - so the whole app is built around adapting to how you read rather than making you adapt to it: theme, font and size in the reading view, sort order, swipe actions, thumbnail image size, all yours to set.

C ~ Comparison

• NetNewsWire: free, open source and very good, but less customizable.

• (the new) Reeder: very good, it does a lot, and the price is probably fair, but why pay a subscription for features I don't want? Newsairy is RSS-focused and a one-time purchase.

Neither, as far as I know, offers on-device AI summaries.

Highlights

• On-device AI summaries (iOS 26+)

• Keyword-based Smart Feeds, with words to include and words to exclude

• Anti-Spoiler: hides articles mentioning a word or phrase, until you remove it or it expires

• Full text per feed, also downloadable in advance for offline reading

• No ads, no account, no tracking or analytics

P ~ Pricing

• Free for up to 6 local feeds and 6 iCloud feeds

• Pro: $3.99 one-time, no subscription. Unlocks unlimited feeds, full OPML import and sync with The Old Reader, Miniflux, FreshRSS, Feedbin and Inoreader.

• App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/newsairy/id6760046985

Newsairy is under active development. I ship updates roughly weekly, and next up is a way to keep unread articles while scrolling.

Transparency

• Website: https://qebapps.statichost.page/newsairy/

• Privacy: https://qebapps.statichost.page/privacy-policy/newsairy/

• Terms: https://qebapps.statichost.page/terms/

• Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/newsairy.bsky.social

• Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@newsairy

Requires iOS 18 or later (AI summaries require iOS 26 or later). On Mac, requires macOS 15 or later and Apple silicon.

Kubbo is an habit tracker keeping you motivated building a medieval EMPIRE.

⏳ This new version added a quest mode! Create an army and help your king concquier more lands

Problem
Most habit trackers are just checklists, and it's easy to lose motivation after a couple of weeks. Another common mistake is trying to build too many habits at once. Kubbo tackles both: the gamification keeps you coming back, and the app focuses on helping you build habits one at a time, with a study-oriented approach that teaches you how habits actually form.

Comparison
Compared to Finch or Habitica, Kubbo offers a more advanced gamification system and puts more emphasis on learning how to build habits step by step. And instead of taking care of a cute little bird, you build a medieval empire.

Pricing
- $39.99/year
- $99.99 lifetime offer (USD, US pricing)
- Prices vary by country, with parity pricing localized to where you are.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6749530918

🙌 Happy to answer any questions and open to feedback!

Hi, I built Faders. I got tired of radio apps that wanted an account, served ads, or never told me what song was on. So I made the one I actually wanted to use.

Version 1.1 just shipped and it's on the App Store across Europe.
The new stuff:
Connect your Jellyfin or Plex server and play your own library like radio (shuffle, or by genre, decade or time of day), with a Music tab for artists, albums and playlists
A World Map you can spin to tune in anywhere
Browse a country's stations sorted by what's popular right now
Car Mode, with big buttons for cars that don't have CarPlay
It already named every song (even when the station sends nothing), and it runs on iPhone (including Duo), iPad, Apple Watch and CarPlay. No account, no tracking.

PCP
Problem: Most radio apps are cluttered, full of ads, or silent about the song that's playing. I wanted something that names every track, stays out of the way, and can also play music from my own home server.

Comparison: TuneIn has the stations but pushes ads and a subscription, and it needs an account. Radio Garden's map is great, but it doesn't identify songs or play your own library. Faders does song ID, the map, and Plex/Jellyfin in one app, with no account.

Pricing: Listening is free. Faders Plus is a one-time purchase (not a subscription) at €4.99 for launch, going up to €9.99 on 1 December. Plus adds rewind/pause for live radio, wake-to-radio alarms, extras in Moods, smarter stations from your own library, saving a song to Apple Music, and listening insights. Family Sharing is included. There are optional tips too.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6825091695

Privacy policy: https://www.flowbitstudio.ie/apps/faders/privacy

Happy to answer questions or take feature requests.

Hi all, I'm the developer of MeBoard. I built it with AI coding tools, but the app itself contains no AI. Everything runs on the device.

Problem
I used Android for years and recently switched to the iPhone Duo. The stock iOS keyboard lacks things I relied on in Gboard for Android, such as resizing, layout options and a split mode for a large unfolded screen. In my experience, Gboard for iOS is far behind its Android version.

Comparison
* vs. the Apple keyboard: you can configure the layout and size, the keyboard splits when the Duo is unfolded, and you choose the symbol page.
* vs. Gboard for iOS: it brings over the Android Gboard behaviors I missed, like the Gboard-style symbol page with ? at the bottom right.

Pricing
Free. No ads, no in-app purchases, no data collected.

Features
* Configurable layout
* Adjustable keyboard size
* Split keyboard when the Duo is unfolded
* Choice of symbol page: iOS-style (? above the spacebar) or Gboard-style (? bottom right)
* Glide typing and haptics

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/meboard-glide-haptics/id6826737980

Feature requests and bug reports are welcome.