Hey everyone, I’ve been practicing breathing exercises for years and recently built a simple, minimalist breathwork app for iOS.
It includes common breathing techniques, custom rhythms, guided sessions, and haptics — all core features are free.
Would love to hear any feedback or impressions 🙏
Try it out for free without signing up: https://apps.apple.com/app/6759969887
Hey everyone, I’ve been doing breathing exercises for years, partly because I’ve had ADHD since I was a kid and breathwork has always helped me slow down and focus. Since I’ve been an iOS developer for about a year now, I thought: why not build a breathwork app exactly the way I’d want it myself?
So I made Lunair — a calm, minimalist breathing app for iPhone with common techniques, custom rhythms, guided sessions, and haptics. All core features are completely free to use.
Would really appreciate any feedback, ideas, or first impressions 🙏
If you want to try it for free without signing up: https://apps.apple.com/app/6759969887
Hi r/apps,
https://apps.apple.com/app/runarc-gps-running-tracker/id6762566949
Solo iOS dev here. I got tired of running apps stuffed with social feeds, training plans, gear shops, and subscription paywalls in front of basic stats — so I spent the last months building RunArc, a stripped-down alternative.
The pitch is simple: open it, tap Run, and it tracks. No account, no onboarding wall, no notifications begging you to come back.
Core is free and ad-free — accurate Kalman-filtered GPS, voice cues for splits and pace, weekly stats, HealthKit sync, Apple Watch support, and a long-term challenge system to stay motivated. Premium unlocks cloud backup, full history, GPX export, and the harder challenge ranks — but the tracker itself doesn't get crippled if you don't pay.
There's also a 5-rank challenge ladder — from beginner-easy to genuinely brutal — that you climb over months as you keep running.
Built it mobile-first, dark-first, privacy-first. No data leaves your device unless you opt in.
Would love honest feedback from this community — UI, naming, anything that feels off. And if a few of you give it a try on your next run, that genuinely means a lot. 🙏
Hey everyone,
My main sport is kickboxing, but I've been running on the side for a while now — at first just for the cardio, but eventually I actually trained for my first half marathon.
Over time, running has become a really nice way for me to clear my head while also building endurance.
About two years ago I started working as a developer, and at some point I thought: why not build the running app I actually wanted myself? Something that just tracks the run cleanly — route, pace, splits, Apple Health sync — and otherwise stays out of the way.
That's how RunArc came to be. The core tracking features are completely free, no account needed— accurate GPS, live pace, splits, calories, full history, and Apple Health sync. Just open it and run.
If anyone here trains for races or just runs to clear their head, I'd genuinely love honest feedback.
Hope it helps some of you the way it's helped me.
Have fun trying it out!