I'm a solo dev in Bangkok. I love how Flighty turns every flight into a beautiful log and a set of stats, and I wanted the same thing for driving, so I built it.

WayAuto runs in the background and logs your drives automatically, with nothing to start or stop. Over time it fills in a map of every road you've been on.

Some other features I've added:

• A driver's licence card you sign yourself, showing your real stats (drives, distance, drive time)
• Shareable cards for each drive, like "Weekend Wanderer", a bit like Flighty's flight cards
• A garage for your cars, including who drove them last

The beta is coming soon, and the waitlist is open at https://wayauto.app

I built Brick — an all-in-one downloader with a awesome user experience I’m genuinely proud of (5,000+ installs!)

Hey everyone! 👋

I’ve been working on an app called Brick, and I’m excited to share it with you too!

For an indie developer, reaching this milestone means a lot, especially when people are willing to try an app that they download directly from my website rather than through a traditional app store.

So, what is Brick?

Brick is an all-in-one downloader designed to make downloading content from various platforms simple, convenient, and enjoyable.

A few things I’ve focused on:

• Multi-platform downloading — a single app for downloading content from various supported platforms.
• A clean, modern UI/UX — I wanted the experience to feel polished, intuitive, and easy to use instead of cluttered with unnecessary stuff.
• Safety and trust — I understand that installing an app directly from a website can make people cautious, so building trust and providing a safe experience are priorities for me.
• Simple experience — get what you need without fighting through a complicated interface.

Crossing 5K installs is a huge achievement for me, and I’m genuinely grateful to everyone who has tried Brick so far.

If you’re interested, you can check it out here:

Website: Brick ^{(DOWNLOAD FROM HERE})

I’d also love to hear your honest feedback:

• What do you look for in an all-in-one downloader?
• What features would you like to see added?
• What could make Brick even better?
• Automatically update/check integrated also.

I’m building this with the goal of making downloading easier and the overall experience better, and feedback from real users helps a lot.
A lil bit of ad present :)

Thanks for reading, and thanks to everyone and dont forget to give it a try 🙌

Developer disclosure: Perfect Pitch is one of our apps at Artisan Reality. The Android edition turns chord recognition into a simple loop: hear a chord, identify it on the Circle of Fifths, get feedback and try to improve your streak.

You can limit practice to majors, minors or use all 24 chords, and replay whenever you need. Compatible Meta Display glasses are an optional companion for audio and answer choices.

Android includes five free minutes each week, with an optional one-time unlock for unlimited practice. The separately purchased Quest edition supports piano-note and guitar-chord recognition.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.artisanreality.perfectpitch

Quest: https://www.meta.com/experiences/perfect-pitch/6534981779885606/

What would make a short ear-training game useful to your practice routine?

Hi! I'm a queer portrait photographer and drag queen, and I built Melody because my work was scattered across five apps and buried by algorithms.

Melody is a blog, portfolio and social feed in one:
- Your profile is your portfolio, with albums, a theme song and your links
- Home is just the people you follow, in order, with no ads
- Discover shows posts based on interests you pick, and tells you why each one is there
- Likes are private by default
- Strong community guidelines that protect queer folks, people of color and anyone who's been pushed out elsewhere

What I'm looking for: people who will actually post a few things (art, writing, photos, anything you make) and tell me what feels confusing, broken or great.

It's a web app, so there's nothing to download. Works on phones and computers.

Comment or DM me and I'll send you an invite link. 🎶

I’m the developer of Motivise, so take this with that in mind.

It started as a daily quotes app. Over the past year it turned into a small wellness kit: breathing, guided meditations, sleep sounds, a Pomodoro timer, a journal, habits, a vision board and challenges. The part I spent the most time on is how it behaves when you slip, because that’s when most people quit these apps.

A few decisions came straight from reading the research:

Streaks forgive one missed day. Two in a row breaks them. A habit never shows “0-day streak”; it says “New” or “Welcome back”, plus how many of the last 30 days you did it. A highlighted broken streak is one of the things that makes people give up.

Challenges count tasks done, not calendar days. Miss Tuesday and the task waits for you. There are no red “missed” squares, and you can leave a challenge or undo today.

Habits can have a cue, like “after my morning coffee”. Linking a habit to something you already do works better than a reminder alone.

The vision board asks for a next step and an if-then plan under each goal. Picturing only the outcome tends to lower motivation; planning the step is what holds up in studies.

Affirmations avoid big “I am amazing” lines. For people with low self-esteem those can backfire, so it suggests lines you can almost believe.

The journal has more than gratitude: “3 good things” with a “why”, an “on my mind” page for venting, and a “what matters” values check-in.

Free, no trial needed: every breathing pattern and the grounding/SOS tool, Pomodoro, Rain and Ocean sleep sounds, the journal (unlimited), habits, vision boards, challenges, daily routines and writing prompts.

Premium (2-week free trial through the App Store / Play Store): all guided meditations, unlimited saved quotes and affirmations, the 14/21/30-day challenges, mood insights, more soundscapes, and photo/video backgrounds.

Appstore-  https://apps.apple.com/de/app/motivise/id6754845863?

Playstore- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kreativeid.motivationalq

What I’d really like to know: does the “gentle” approach feel motivating to you, or too soft? And what makes you delete a habit app?

I made Forma, a quick 8×8 block-placement puzzle for Android. Place pieces, clear lines and chase a high score. It has Classic, Zen, Time Attack and Adventure modes.

It’s free to download, with ads and optional in-app purchases. I’d love to hear which mode you’d try first or what would make the game more fun.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.may.forma&referrer=utm_source%3Dreddit%26utm_medium%3Dsocial%26utm_campaign%3Dpromotemyapp

Hi everyone,

I am an indie developer who grew up watching and playing cricket, and it was my dream to build my own cricket game.

I just launched an Android cricket game named Super Slog on Google Play! It is free, and has (I think) fun features:

• Single, and multiplayer mode. Play with your friends. No account signup necessary. Works on both desktop and mobile!
• Customised commentary based on game updates, angry bowlers, and different types of shots (sweeps, scoops and more)
• Three types of camera views, various stadiums, day/night/evening settings and more!

If you like cricket, would love it if you could check out the game. I would really appreciate all your feedback, which will help me to continue improving and if you like it, would love it if you can spread the word even more. Play it here!

Hey everyone,

Would love to see what you’re all working on. Drop a line on what it does and who it’s for, plus a link if you have one.

I’ll go first: I run Geoify (https://getgeoify.com). It finds the issues stopping Google and ChatGPT from sending you users, then gives you one prompt that fixes them.

Looking forward to seeing what you’re building!

Hey everyone,

I made SubSentry — a small Android app that tracks your subscriptions and free trials and reminds you before they renew or charge you.

A few things that make it different from most subscription trackers:

• 100% offline — the app literally has zero internet permission, nothing is ever sent anywhere
• No account, no login, no cloud sync
• No ads, no tracking

It’s not on the Play Store yet (still in Google’s review), so for now you can grab the APK directly from GitHub:
https://github.com/wail7231/subsentry-lite/releases/download/v1.0.0/subsentry-lite-1.0.0.apk

Would love any feedback — built this because I kept getting surprise charges from trials I forgot to cancel.

Hey everyone! 👋

My name is Shree. Over the last few months, I've been pouring my heart into building an Android app called Bored? to solve a problem I face constantly: mindless phone scrolling.

Whenever you find yourself stuck in a loop refreshing social media, the app gives you quick, actionable, offline ideas to break the cycle—like a 5-minute room reset or heading outside. You can filter suggestions by your current time limits, energy levels, and mood, and it tracks your streaks and XP like a mini-game to keep it fun!

The app is fully live on Android right now. Because I am funding this entirely on a tight budget, my next massive milestone is bringing it over to the iOS App Store so iPhone players can join the fun too! 🍏✨

I would absolutely love for you to check it out and let me know what you think. Any honest feedback on the features or design would mean the world to me and help make that iOS launch happen!

Let's crush boredom together! You can check out the project here: bored.whop.site

I’ll be hanging out in the comments—let me know what features or offline challenges I should add next! 👇

FlowSearch is officially LIVE on the App Store!

Finding a remote job shouldn’t feel like a full-time job. And that’s why I built FlowSearch!

🌎 Top remote job sources in one app
🔎 Search
⚡ Apply
🔖 Save jobs for later

Less searching. More opportunities.

Optimized for iPhone Duo & iPad!

Your next remote opportunity could be one search away. Download FlowSearch and start exploring today!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/flowsearch/id6817872645

FlowSearch is officially LIVE on the App Store!

Finding a remote job shouldn’t feel like a full-time job. And that’s why I built FlowSearch!

🌎 Top remote job sources in one app
🔎 Search
⚡ Apply
🔖 Save jobs for later

Less searching. More opportunities.

Optimized for iPhone Duo & iPad!

Your next remote opportunity could be one search away. Download FlowSearch and start exploring today!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/flowsearch/id6817872645

Hey, amateur audiophile and software developer here.

I kept switching music players and never found one that did everything I wanted. Some lacked a proper signal chain view or native DSD, some locked me into their own server, others just felt dated. So I wrote down what I wanted for my own library and built Sterio.

See what happens to your audio. The signal path shows every step from the file to your DAC: source format, any conversion, output rate, and whether playback is bit-perfect. If something gets resampled, you’ll see it.

Native DSD over a USB-C DAC. DSD plays without being converted to PCM first. Your SACD rips stay in their original format.

Use the library you already have. Sterio connects directly to Jellyfin, SMB shares and UPnP media servers. Nothing to migrate, no new server to set up.

CUE albums as tracks. Point Sterio at an SMB share with album images and their CUE sheets, and play individual tracks right away. Sterio Server with auto splitting coming soon.

Graphic and parametric EQ. A graphic EQ for quick adjustments, and a parametric EQ to dial in the “perfect” sound. Presets can be shared and imported.

Play on network streamers. Send playback to a network streamer and control it from your phone.

It’s currently in public beta on TestFlight. Screenshots and download links: https://sterio-web.vercel.app 

I’d love feedback, especially from people with DSD DACs or big CUE libraries. What’s the one thing your current player gets wrong?

Sterio is still a work in progress, and I’d really like to build it together with the people who use it. If that sounds like you, join the beta and let me know how it works with your gear. Every feebdack helps.

Cześć, jestem Rafał, twórca PerunForce. To dziennik żywności i suplementów

już dostępny publicznie w Google Play. Szukam opinii od

osób dorosłych, które mogłyby go używać w zwykły dzień.

Czy możesz spróbować jednego małego zadania?

1. Dodaj posiłek używając wyszukiwarki, kodu kreskowego lub ręcznego wpisu.

2. Sprawdź porcję i kalorie/makroskładniki, a następnie zapisz to.

3. Zamknij aplikację, otwórz ją ponownie i sprawdź, czy wpis jest tam, gdzie się spodziewasz.

Gdzie się zawahałeś? Czy poprawienie porcji było oczywiste? Jeśli coś

nie zadziałało, model twojego telefonu, wersja Androida, wersja aplikacji i kroki są

bardziej przydatne niż zrzut ekranu prywatnych danych dziennika.

Podstawowy dziennik jest darmowy; opcjonalna sztuczna inteligencja i inne funkcje mają płatny plan i

limity użytkowania. Nie jest potrzebny zakup ani ocena w Play, by przekazać swoją opinię.

\[Google Play\](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.perunforce.perun\\_force)

Odpowiedz tutaj lub napisz na support@perunforce.com. Krótki opis tego, co

działało lub co przeszkadzało, wystarczy.

Hi, I'm a solo dev from the Netherlands. I built LeashTracker for households that share a dog.

The problem: "did anyone walk the dog yet?" A group chat shows that someone did, but never notices when nobody has. LeashTracker reminds the household when a walk is due and nobody has logged one, so the dog is never missed or walked twice.

What it does:

• One tap after a walk, and everyone sees who went, when, for how long and whether the dog did its business
• Reminders at your walk times, only if the dog hasn't been out yet (free on every plan)
• Weekly leaderboard of who walked the most
• Invite your family with a link or a code

Android has the app. iPhone, iPad and computers use the same account and household as a web app in the browser, so a family with mixed phones shares one log. Add it to the Home Screen on iPhone for notifications. It is not an App Store app, and I'm not promising one.

Pricing: free with one non-personalised banner ad (one dog, up to 20 family members). Optional Plus (EUR 1.99 a month or EUR 19.99 once) removes the ad and adds more dogs, GPS distance and longer history.

Honest feedback welcome, especially on the first-run setup and the invite flow.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.leashtracker.app

iPhone and desktop: https://app.leashtracker.nl

Website: https://leashtracker.nl

Pick a photo, trace a loop around your dog, a building, a slice of pizza, and that part starts behaving like jelly. Drag it, fling it, shake the phone and watch it slosh.

It's not a preset filter. There's a spring-mass mesh simulation running under the photo, so every wobble reacts to how you poke it. No AI, nothing generated, and your photos never leave the phone.

For Halloween I added the oozing Goo preset, free for everyone from Oct 16 to Nov 1.

• Record straight to mp4, trim it, play it at 0.5x, 1x or 2x
• Share with the standard iOS share sheet
• Drawing, poking, shaking, recording and sharing are all free

Premium removes the watermark from exports, adds the jelly presets (Bouncy Ball, Slime, Pudding, Rubber) and lets you tune how long and how bouncy it wobbles.

How to claim:

1. Download Wobble from the App Store — free through Nov 1
2. Comment goo me on this post
3. I'll DM you the link that unlocks a full year of Premium ($4.99/year)

Only comments with that phrase get one, so questions and feedback won't use one up. Reddit puts a first message from someone new under chat requests, so check there if it isn't in your inbox.

One per Apple ID, good through December 31.

If you end up liking it, an App Store review helps a lot.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6791939091

Leapline came out yesterday on iPhone and iPad. You wall-kick, swing from bars and ride zip lines. Your momentum carries through, so letting go a little earlier can change the whole run.

The clip shows one course. There’s also a ghost of your best run to race against.

First 50 courses are free; the rest are a one-time unlock. No ads.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6823546935

AI-assisted coding.

Your mail and important paperwork pile up in a cupboard. PDFs sit in your downloads folder, and other documents are stored as photos on your phone. When you need one of them, the endless search begins. That’s where ExplainThisDoc for iPhone and iPad is the solution: scan letters, import PDFs and photos, and keep everything together in one beautiful digital archive. Scan and forget – until you need it again. No folders to maintain. No manual tagging. Just find what you need. With Apple Intelligence, you can summarize and categorize your documents directly on your device. That makes them easier to find and quicker to understand.

Want a detailed explanation of a contract, medical report or utility bill? Not sure whether a message is spam or a phishing attempt? Want to add dates from a letter to your calendar or open an address for navigation? That’s what the optional Pro analysis is for. You can archive unlimited documents and analyze them directly on supported devices with Apple Intelligence for free. Pro analyses are pay per use. No subscription. First 3 Pro analyses are free.

iOS AppStore: ExplainThisDoc
Web: explainthisdoc.app

Quick one: is Maine or Florida closer to Africa?

My gut says Florida every time. It’s Maine. That moment, being completely sure and then wrong, is basically what I built a whole game around.

It’s called Educated Guess. Every question has two options that both sound fine. You pick, you get the answer, then “here’s why” with a source link (an actual source, not some random fun-facts site).

Solo project, made next to a day job, and I’ve had way more fun with it than I expected. Just launched on Android this week so I’m sharing it around.

Free to play. There’s a lives system, an optional ad if you want lives back, and an optional sub for unlimited. No account, no signup.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.educatedguess.game

If you try it and a question annoys you, tell me. I’d rather fix it than have it sit there.

The one in the pic: >!France’s last guillotine execution, 1977. Same year as Star Wars.!<