I built a free app that pulls the recipe out of coffee/food reels. It's on iPhone, and I need Android testers

Recipe reels bury the recipe in the caption. Pakopya fixes that: paste an Instagram or TikTok link (or a recipe page) and you get the ingredients with amounts and the steps in order, saved to your phone.

Free, no ads, no account needed. Built for drinks first (iced lattes, dalgona), works for food too.

**iPhone:** [Pakopya on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/ph/app/pakopya-recipe-drink-saver/id6812265740)

**Android:** Google needs 12 testers for 14 days before I can publish. Takes 2 minutes:

  1. Join the tester group: [groups.google.com/g/pakopya-testers](https://groups.google.com/g/pakopya-testers)

  2. Open the [opt-in page](https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.pakopya) with the same Google account, tap **Become a tester**

  3. Install from the Play Store and keep it for 2 weeks

Open it a couple of times if you can, since Google checks that testers actually use it. Bugs and "this was confusing" comments are very welcome.

Testing your own app? Drop your opt-in link and I'll install it and keep it the full 14 days.

u/OnePinkPotato — 14 days ago
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Made an Ilokano mood tracking app — looking for feedback on the word choices

Short version: I built a free mood tracker where the emotions are in Ilokano instead of English. It's called Anya Ngay. Just shipped it on iOS and Android.

The reason: every mood app I've used gives you the same handful of English emotions, and there are feelings I genuinely only have a word for in Ilokano. Translating them into "sad" or "stressed" loses most of what I actually meant.

What's in it:
- Ilokano emotion vocabulary, with English glosses if you want them

Where I need help: the word list. I'm working from how the language was spoken around me growing up, and I know that varies a lot by province. Some of my choices are probably off, and a few emotions I couldn't find a good word for at all.

If you speak Ilokano, I'd love to know which words feel wrong, which ones you'd never actually use, and what's missing. Genuinely more useful to me than downloads right now.

Link in comments. Thanks.

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u/OnePinkPotato — 2 months ago