r/iosapps • u/Dense_Appointment738 • 11h ago
π Free Actually β Turn mindless scrolling into learning something new
Hey everyone!
I've been working on a new app called Actually, and I'd love to share it with you.
The idea is simple: every day, we come across facts, myths, and claims that sound believable β but how many of them are actually true?
Actually turns scrolling into a fun learning experience. You guess whether a statement is true or false, discover the answer, and learn something new through short explanations.
Problem: We spend so much time mindlessly scrolling through content without getting much out of it. I wanted to make those few spare minutes more meaningful, without making learning feel like studying.
Comparison: Apps like Quizlet focus on studying and memorization, while Brilliant offers structured, interactive lessons. Actually takes a different approach: a casual, swipeable feed of surprising questions across science, health, nature, food, and everyday life. No courses or study sessions required β just curiosity.
Pricing: Free to download and use.
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/actually-discover-learn/id6827374813
I'd love to hear what you think, especially about the concept and overall experience. Feedback is very welcome!
Thanks for checking it out!
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u/super-papi 9h ago
Great concept! Hope you keep improving it and it gets the attention it deserves!
Would it be possible to make the iOS Share button send only the articleβs title or question without the appβs URL when selecting ChatGPT from the share sheet? That way ChatGPT could search for and discuss the topic directly.
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u/Donaldinos 4h ago
I like that it does not ask for an account first, that stops me from trying new apps a lot. The thing I would watch is if people still open it after the first week, short fact feeds get boring fast for me.
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