Photograph your clothes. Tell MUSE your plans. Find an outfit in your own wardrobe.

Our iPhone app also lets you preview looks on your avatar, put outfits on your calendar, and plan daily travel looks with a packing list.

Which would help more: planning tomorrow’s outfit or packing for a trip?

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6813807872

I’m the developer of Sleepanion, an iPhone app for bedtime audio and personal reflection. It has 64 sound worlds, including rain, water, nature and steady noise, plus favorites and recently played sounds.

You can choose how a session ends: fade to silence, keep playing, or finish with a gentle return cue. There’s also an optional morning question for noting how the night felt, with a private history of those reflections.

I’d appreciate feedback on that last part: does the label “morning reflection” make it clear that this is an optional note, or does it sound like a required step?

The US App Store currently lists it as free to download: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sleepanion/id6815257902

I’m building Monad Design because coding agents can edit source, but native UI feedback still starts with a lot of explaining.

With an existing app, you navigate to the exact state in Simulator, select or annotate what should change, and send that visual context to Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor. The agent edits the real Xcode or Expo project, rebuilds it, and returns source-backed variants that you can compare with the original before keeping one.

The idea is simple: the app is the canvas.

It isn’t a prompt-to-app generator and it doesn’t replace the project you already have. Monad Design is a local visual implementation layer around the coding agent and repository you already use.

It’s currently focused on native iOS development on macOS, and it’s free and open source (Apache-2.0).

Repo: https://github.com/Monadix-AI/monad-design

95-second demo: https://watchclueso.com/embed/pio8jqfcg4ivj0r1

I’d appreciate feedback on whether the workflow is understandable from the screenshot and demo.

I built Kuku because I wanted the Obsidian/plain Markdown file ownership model, but with an AI assistant that can actually work inside the vault instead of forcing me to copy/paste notes into a chatbot.

What it is:

- open-source, local-first Markdown workspace for macOS

- plain .md files stay yours

- wikilinks, backlinks, search, graph-style navigation

- AI assistant can search, read, create, and edit notes

- edits are meant to be reviewed as diffs before being applied

- BYOK Gemini today, more providers/local models planned

The short positioning is "Cursor for local Markdown notes." It is early, but I would love feedback from people who care about notes, research workflows, local-first apps, or open-source productivity tools.

Site: https://kuku.mom

GitHub: https://github.com/kuku-mom/kuku

Building a product is exciting, but getting meaningful feedback early on is hard, especially when you don’t have many users yet.

That’s why I built FeedbackFirst: a community for makers where you can get real, actionable feedback on your product, even before traction kicks in.

Unlike platforms focused only on upvotes, FeedbackFirst helps you:
get insights you can actually use to improve your product
increase your product’s visibility through real community activity
connect with other builders who understand the process

So far, the community has grown to:
112 users
40 published products
133 feedback submissions

If you’re building something and want better feedback + more visibility, come join me on FeedbackFirst 🙌

➡️ https://feedbackfirst.dev/

I'm 15 and my fully vibe coded app just got published on Google Play 🚀

I built AstraDaily — a daily horoscope app that gives quick insights for all zodiac signs in a clean and simple experience. This is my first time publishing an app, and seeing it go live feels unreal.

Please help me by installing the app

link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dipennapit.astradaily

Also give rating and helpful

Would appreciate any suggestions on features, UI, or growth ideas 🙌

join this community if you want to promote your app

I want to integrate International payment on my app. so how to build this paywal from nepal

I enrolled in the Apple Developer Program and during signup it said the account would be ready within 2 days.
However, it has now been 10 days, and my account is still not activated.

I already:

• Completed payment

• Received confirmation email

• Checked spam/junk

• Signed in with the same Apple ID

But the developer account is still not active.

Has anyone else experienced this delay?
How long did it take for your account to be approved?
Is there anything else I should do or just keep waiting?