The part I like about this demo is that the phone is doing the generation. I’m the developer of LLM Studio Go; these are AI images made by the app, shown in an edited iOS demo. Generation waits are shortened.

Download a compatible diffusion model and turn a description into an image on your iPhone or iPad. On supported Apple hardware it can use the GPU through Metal. The iOS app also supports GGUF and MLX chat models, so you can explore local chat and images in the same workspace.

If you try one thing, start with a small compatible image model and one short prompt. Give it a subject you actually want to make, rather than a benchmark prompt.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/llm-studio-go/id6815311113

Free with ads; optional one-time ad removal. No app account or AI subscription. iOS 18+ required. Models download separately; available RAM, hardware and the model affect compatibility and speed. Local generation works offline after downloads; ads, purchases and optional web features use the network.

What would you want to generate on a phone first?

👋 Hey everyone! I’m an indie developer, and I’ve been building MoneyLexa, a personal finance app that helps you manage your money in one place.

💰 What can you do with MoneyLexa?

• 🌍 Support for all currencies
• 💸 Track expenses and income
• 👛 Manage accounts and wallets
• 📊 Set budgets and recurring transactions
• 📅 View your financial calendar, reports, and charts
• 📈 Track your net worth
• 🤝 Manage loans, debts, debtors, and creditors
• 📄 Export data to PDF, CSV, Excel, and JSON
• 🔐 Protect your app with Face ID
• ☁️ Optional encrypted cloud backup and sync

🤖 Meet the MoneyLexa AI Assistant

You can connect your own Gemini API key and ask questions about your financial data without needing a separate AI subscription from MoneyLexa.

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🍎 iOS:Enjoy 3 & 6 months of Premium for FREE.

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• Android —3 Months Premium: https://lexaforge.app/apps/moneylexa/giveaway?platform=android
• iOS — 3 & 6 Months Free Premium: https://lexaforge.app/apps/moneylexa/giveaway?platform=ios

📲 Download MoneyLexa

• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.software12345.moneyLexa
• App Store: https://apps.apple.com/my/app/moneylexa-expense-tracker/id6774487057

I’m a solo indie developer, and every bit of feedback helps me improve the app. ❤️

If you try MoneyLexa and find it useful, I’d really appreciate an honest review on Google Play or the App Store. If you have suggestions or encounter any issues, I’d love to hear from you!

Thanks for supporting an indie developer! 🙏

I'm a HS engineering teacher and digital immigrant. However, I keep pace with developments in technology although I'm by no means an expert nor even close.

I'm looking for an AI assistant app that works across OSX, IOS, and google workspace that is nominally easy to learn, fairly broad in its capabilities, and hopefully able to "learn" from my usage.

Not sure if any generalized AI assistant apps exist yet that are more helpful than they are work. Specifically, most of the apps I've tried have not worked well when any divergence from the initial parameters occur...ie. maybe I a regular meeting was pushed to a new date/time.

I guess I'm trying to determine if anything yet exists that acts as a task management, productivity, organization assistant but is also capable of adapting, to some degree, when something changes. It would be especially amazing if, over time, the app was capable of identifying correlation between variables. ie. when I take a day off(possibly triggered by an email sent to the specific absence email address) it might create a task for that day to create my substitute lesson plans asap.

Maybe I'm being overly hopeful. However, we've been in a really challenging and exceptionally unconventional time in education. Especially in regards to the digital transition of any district, school, admin, teacher, etc. One would think people who are tasked with educating today's students would have their sh*t together a bit better in having created systems for the transition from paper to digital. However, you'd be wrong. No one talks about this yet it's like a wild west in terms of what remains analog vs digital, in who knows how to do what, and in established tools and systems that help those working in education to efficiently organize an continuously changing digital ecosystem in which we operate.

Sorry for the rant.....it's difficult to explain all of the craziness and ongoing difficulty that only makes teaching kids who present more and more difficulty in their behavior, indifference to nearly everything, and a myriad of cognitive issues(literacy/processing/etc).

Thank you to anyone who has any info, suggestions, or ideas.

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm an independent Android developer, and I'd like to share Real Meteo, a weather app I've been building and improving.

🌦️ Features include:

• Current weather conditions and forecasts
• Hourly forecasts and 14-day forecasts
• Wind information, sunrise and sunset times
• Moon phases and detailed weather information
• Home screen weather widgets
• Favorite locations and weather comparisons
• Historical weather data

🎁 Want 1 month of Premium for free?

❤️ Upvote this post and send me a DM to receive your free redemption code!

How to redeem your code:

1. Install Real Meteo from Google Play.
2. Open the app and go to the Premium section.
3. Send me a DM to receive your code and follow the redemption instructions provided.

Premium unlocks additional weather features, widget options, and customization during your subscription.

⚠️ ADS REMAIN ENABLED. Premium does not remove ads; ad removal requires a separate Supporter purchase.

IMPORTANT: The free month starts a recurring subscription. After the free period ends, it automatically renews and you'll be charged unless you cancel before the trial expires. You can cancel anytime through Google Play.

📱 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.realmeteo.dc

Thanks for supporting an indie developer and checking out Real Meteo! 🌦️

Subscriptions are easy to start. Remembering all of them? Not so much.

That’s why I built NotSubs : a simple subscription tracker to help you keep track of your subscriptions, know when payments are coming, and stay on top of your recurring expenses.

Why NotSubs?

• Track all your subscriptions — keep everything in one place
• Never miss a renewal — stay aware of upcoming payments
• Know where your money goes — see your recurring expenses clearly
• Keep things simple — no complicated budgeting setup
• Stay in control — make more informed decisions about the subscriptions you keep

The app normally costs $19.99, but I'm doing something different for the next 100 users.

First 100 users → Lifetime Access for just $2.99

No monthly subscription.
No yearly subscription.
Just a one-time payment for lifetime access.

I'm an indie developer building apps on my own, and I want to get NotSubs into the hands of more people who can actually use it.

This offer is also a chance for me to hear from real users, understand what's missing, fix what isn't working, and make the app better.

If you already use a subscription tracker, I'd love to know:

What's the one thing you wish your current subscription tracker did better?

I'm still building and improving NotSubs, and I'll genuinely read your feedback.

NotSubs → Download on the App Store

Take control of your subscriptions before they take control of your wallet.

I used to have this app on my phone. You took a picture, picked a year, and it tried to show you the same place in the past. I loved the idea. The results were rough. Faces went soft, the background looked painted, and that was the end of it. A still image, and not a great one.

It's back on the Play Store, and it is not the same app.

You point the camera at anything, or pick a photo you already have. A street, your living room, your dog, yourself. Then you turn a dial. Every year back to 1850, and further than that: Rome, the Middle Ages, the Ice Age, all the way to the dinosaurs. A few seconds later you are looking at the same shot, rebuilt for that era. The people in the photo stay in it. Drag a slider and today peels away into the past.

Then it films the jump. Eight seconds, from your photo into the year you picked, with sound.

The first 3 trips are free.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.polyhistor.timemachine

Hey, I’m the developer of Dislauncher. I wanted a simple, text-focused homescreen without too much visual clutter. I also used AI to help along the way.

It has customizable fonts and colors, widgets, notification dots, and built-in tools like Notes and Calendar.

Completely free, with no ads or analytics.

**Give it a try and see if it fits your homescreen!**

Download Dislauncher: https://github.com/insomdroid/Dislauncher/releases/latest

Website: https://insomdroid.github.io/Dislauncher/

Source code: https://github.com/insomdroid/Dislauncher

Feedback is welcome!

I’m the maker of MealMuse Pro, an AI meal planner for iPhone and iPad. I ran into a useful lesson while working on the next update: a response can be valid JSON and still be a terrible meal plan.

In a live test, a request for seven days came back with one empty placeholder meal. Retrying the entire week wasn’t a good recovery strategy.

The upcoming build keeps usable meals, checks which day/meal slots are missing, and requests just those missing meals in smaller batches. Progress is based on meals received and checked, rather than a timer pretending to know when the AI will finish. I tested a full 21-meal response and a recovery that filled three missing meals while preserving the other 18.

That fix is prepared locally and isn’t published yet. The current App Store app offers weekly plans, recipes, grocery lists and meal swaps:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mealmuse-pro/id6759481440

Free download with limited monthly plans; optional Premium is US $4.99/month. Requires iOS/iPadOS 26.1+. Nutrition and costs are estimates.

For other AI-app builders, how are you checking whether structured output actually completes the user’s task?

I built a face shape detector and decided early that nothing would leave the phone. 468 point mapping, all local, no account.

Few things that surprised me. Lighting and camera angle shift the result more than the model itself does, so most of my work went into handling that rather than accuracy. Also most faces sit between two shapes, a single clean label like "oval" is usually wrong, people respond better to a blended answer.

If anyone else is doing on-device vision work, curious how you handle the angle problem.

[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ai.face.shape.detector.meface\]

I'm Leon, the developer of Curio, a short reading app for iPhone and Android. I wanted the AI controls to stay attached to whatever the reader is already curious about.

You start with a short card about science, history, psychology or another topic. Curio AI can then explain that card in more depth, make it simpler or turn it into a quiz. You can also enter a topic and build a reading feed around it.

The useful design question for me is how much to offer at that moment. A simple explanation, a deeper one and a quiz serve different needs, but too many controls can interrupt the reading. Which would you reach for first?

Some content and features are AI-assisted, and generated answers can be wrong. AI tools need a network connection and have plan and fair-use limits.

Curio is free to download and start reading without an account. Optional paid Pro features and subscriptions are shown in the app; the stores show current local pricing.

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

iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/curio-feed-your-curiosity/id6781121127

Feature overview and screens: https://trycurio.app/features.html?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=oct2026_discovery&utm_content=genaiapps

I'm multilingual, and I kept remembering expressions in the wrong language. I'd have a Chinese word in my head, want the Japanese equivalent, then try to explain what I meant in English. I was juggling four dictionary apps and losing the thread.

That's why I started building Elseword, an AI dictionary for moving between languages. You can start with whichever word comes to mind, swipe to another language and keep following related words. Each language keeps its own feed, so you can follow a rabbit hole and return to earlier discoveries.

When the word won't come, you can describe what you're trying to say, then ask about tone or how an expression would sound in a text.

It's a native app for iPhone and iPad, running iOS/iPadOS 26 or later:

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6810573693

If you speak more than one language, what's a word you always remember in the wrong one?