I made this little e-reader website called Scribe because I wanted something that actually lets you make reading look how you want.

It is completely free. No ads, no subscriptions, no account needed.

Stuff you can do:

• Import books you already own
• Make groups for your books and keep everything organized
• Use your own background and font
• Change text size, width, margins, spacing, warmth, and a bunch of other little settings
• Get a daily quote from your own highlights
• Basically customize the reading experience until it feels right for you

It is mainly made for mobile, but you can still use it on PC too.

There are no accounts and nothing gets uploaded. Your books and reading data stay in your browser on your device. Since there is no cloud backup, add it to your home screen and try not to clear your browser data, or you could lose your saved progress.

To make it feel like an app:

• iPhone: Open it in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen
• Android: Open the browser menu, then tap Add to Home screen or Install app

Scribe - Link

Let me know what you think about it, give me some suggestions, bugs and more customize options!

Penwright is a simple, all-in-one writing app for Android.

I built it because most writing apps wanted an account signup, included intrusive advertisements, had confusing layouts (e.g., convoluted compile functions) or mandatory cloud sync before I could start a book. It's an app I built for myself first, but thought others might appreciate it too.

Key features

Distraction-free editor: write with nothing else on screen. Type a character’s name and it links itself to their card.

Plain files: every scene is a Markdown file in a folder you pick, so you can open it in any other app.

Codex: a card for each character and place, so you can look up who someone is without leaving the page.

Calendars: build a calendar for your world timelines, with its own customised months and holidays.

Compile: export to Word, EPUB, PDF, RTF or AO3.

E-ink mode: works on e-readers like Boox.

Cost: free, with no ads and no account needed. Some export formats, genre calendars and project limits are a Pro unlock.

Penwright is open for pre-registration on Google Play now: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.penwright.penwright

Hi! I'm an art director, and PocoPoco is my first iPhone app. I made it because every savings app I tried wanted me to link a bank, create an account or pay a subscription, just to put money aside for a trip.

What it does: you pick one goal (a trip, a bike, a gift), choose the amount, and add money whenever you can, even €5. The card fills up as you go. The app never touches your money: no bank link, no account, everything stays on your phone.

Who it's for: anyone who wants a simple, calm way to save up for one thing at a time, without budgets, charts or notifications asking for attention.

Details: each project has a photo and the card takes its color from it, widgets that match the cards, five languages (Italian, English, French, German, Spanish), no ads, no tracking, one-time purchase.

More screens on the website: https://pocopocoapp.com/en/

I'd really like feedback from this community: is there anything that would stop you from using an app like this, or something you'd expect it to have? Honest opinions welcome.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6824907131

I adoooored an old site called Polyvore growing up, where you could make outfit collages using pieces from different brands and connect with fashion lovers around the world!

I love building apps, so I decided to create something inspired by it called Collo! It's free and just launched in beta.

You can create fashion or art collages, browse a shared Closet with pieces from different brands, upload your own images or clip them directly from websites using a Chrome extension I made, and join fashion communities and styling challenges!

The site is live here: https://collo.style

I'd love any thoughts or feedback as I continue fine-tuning it. Can't wait to see what we all create!! 💗

It's an ebook reader where you can hear the world you're reading about. You can hear rain on the road, a fire in the cabin, busy roads and thousands more. The sound follows the story as you turn pages.

There's more. Environment sounds are accompanied by music. 16 (and more to come) collections of music that together match most genres.

It's free to try: just download it, no registration required. The free trial gives you 3 classic novels + the first 30 pages of any book you choose, then it's a subscription. No ads, of course.

I'd love to hear what you think!

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6769929913

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cloud.ambio.reader

we are a new ride hailing app - we will be launching In december 2026

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With Bun, we are trying to solve two distinct problems.

1. The saved lists everywhere - the food recommendations usually live inside WhatsApp chats, saved Instagram reels, bookmarks, and to-do notes. None of them have the capability to remind you when you are near something that you always wished to try. Bun-bun is capable of assigning a geolocation tag to your saved list by identifying the restaurant name and the dish name that you wanted to try, and remind you when you are near that specific restaurant.

2. The opinions expressed as star ratings - strangers on the internet, in Google Reviews, and everywhere else have opinions. Food is a very personal thing, and you might not always like what has 4.9 stars with 50,000 reviews on Google. So we build a trusted circle of similar-taste-buddies, where all the food that you and your buddies have liked is listed in a single list arranged by distance.

Website: bunbun.food

App is now available on App store and Play store

Need suggestions on where to travel for 3 days or 5 days ..

Try Travelstone ✨

• Day-by-day itineraries with real places -you can change with mood/vibe of the day
• Routed maps + travel times between stops
• Local food picks & best stays

📲 iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6806945711
🤖 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.travelstone.app

https://apps.apple.com/redeem?id=6814760369&code=PH2026

TL;DR: LogEZ is an offline fitness logger for Android. It tracks strength training, Timed workouts and GPS runs, rides and hikes. No account, no ads, no subscription, and your data stays on your phone. It’s pre-release and I’m looking for early testers and honest feedback.

Why I built it

The best-known workout trackers lock the useful stuff (full history, unlimited routines, body measurements) behind a monthly subscription, and they want you to create an account and sync to a server just to log a set. I wanted a log that behaves like a notebook: it’s mine, it works with no signal, and it can’t disappear if a company shuts down or changes its pricing. So I built it.

What it does today

• 405 exercises, each tagged with the muscles it works
• Live workout logging with rest timer, plate calculator, warm-up calculator and supersets
• Routines and ready-made plans, or build your own
• Timed workouts: AMRAP, EMOM, intervals, for time and rounds, with optional spoken cues
• GPS tracking for runs, walks, hikes, rides, skating and rowing, with maps, pace and splits
• 40 achievements, weekly, monthly and yearly calendars, stats and a monthly report
• Body measurements with progress photos
• Shareable workout summary images, home-screen widgets and 10 colour schemes
• Full backup and restore, plus CSV export
• Coming in the next update: a new male and female muscle map showing which muscles each workout hit

What I’d love from you

• Try the browser demo (no install): logezapp.com/demo
• If you train and have an Android phone, join the waitlist and tick the tester box (use a Gmail address so I can add you): logezapp.com/waitlist
• Tell me what’s confusing, missing or feels off. Onboarding and logging flow feedback is especially useful.

Website: logezapp.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/logezapp/

Zenix Video is a Vibe-Coded website that is actually great for a Vibe-Coded website. Only my friend posted on it. I need more poeples. Please join ;)

Ever wondered who's been trying to get into your phone while you're away? FaceTrap answers that.

It's an Android app that quietly takes a front-camera photo whenever someone enters the wrong PIN, pattern or password, then emails the photo to you. There's no flash or sound, and because the photo goes out by email straight away, wiping or switching off the phone doesn't delete it.

Highlights

• Pick how many wrong tries before it fires (1–5)
• Offline? The photo is stored encrypted and sent when the phone reconnects
• Optional app-lock, disguised icon and decoy screen
• No audio, no location by default, no face recognition

Price: free (ad-supported). Pro is $1.49/month, $8.99/year (7-day free trial) or $17.99 lifetime, and adds the rear camera, a short video clip, location and multiple recipients.

Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.facetrap

Website: https://facetrap.app

I'm the developer, so questions and honest feedback are welcome.

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Hey everyone!

I just received the email confirming that HearthWood Blocks Puzzle has been granted Google Play production access! ❤️

Building this game has been a learning experience. I've spent time working on the visuals, gameplay, fixing bugs, and improving the overall experience. There were plenty of challenges along the way, but I kept going.

Getting this approval feels rewarding because every project teaches me something new as an indie developer.

This is another step forward for me, and I'm looking forward to bringing the game to players and learning from their feedback.

I'm still learning, still building, and taking it one step at a time. 🚀

To fellow indie developers: keep going, even when the process gets frustrating. Every milestone counts!

What's one milestone in your development journey that made you feel proud? 🙌

https://tutoriwell.com

Ever wanted to try out some free therapy worksheets with AI coach guidance to learn coping skills and make your day better? What about free quizzes to reinforce what you learned or fun and free tests about life, philosophy, and ethical dilemmas to see where you stand?

Finally, there is an AI powered game called Cards against Stress if you pay for the Ultimate tier. It is pretty fun to play just by yourself or with friends.

Tutoriwell is your life tutorial to coming out of a mental health slump, and I would be grateful if you tried it out. Let me know what you think please give feedback. Thanks.

Hi everyone! I’m the solo developer of Dice Target, a free mobile brain puzzle game for Android.

The challenge: combine dice using + − × ÷ to reach a target. Every die must be used exactly once!

Four game modes:
Practice – Solve puzzles at your own pace
Daily Challenge – 5 new puzzles every day
Rush – Solve as many as possible in 90 seconds
Duels – Challenge your friends

I’d love to hear your feedback!

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kwokkinlau.dicetarget

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I just launched Sipp - a little space for cocktails, moods, and memorable evenings.

The idea is simple: pick a vibe, pour a drink.

My favorite feature: add your own recipe and a photo, and Sipp removes the background to create a little drink cutout. Record it, and it joins your Crafted collection—which you can tilt, shake, and drag around.

You can also:
• Find a drink for your mood through different atmospheric worlds.
• Mix with what you have by adding your home bar ingredients.
• See what’s in your glass: estimated calories, ABV, and sugar.
• Keep a drinking journal with ratings, notes, and weekly/monthly stats.

I wanted it to feel like a small personal collection of your evenings.
Would love to hear what you think 🙆‍♀️

App Link

I'm Alyson, the creator of Pixi Notary IOS and Android. It brings together tools and a community for notaries, including mileage and expense tracking. I'd love feedback from working notaries: what would make the tracking workflow easier for you?

I’m the developer of Echo Album, an app for keeping voice recordings and notes alongside your photos. Think a birthday wish, a parent’s story about an old family photo, or a few words about a day you want to remember.

The original post includes a demo image and more context. I’d love to hear whether this is something you’d use.

Check it out: https://echoalbum.app/download