u/Temporary_Relevant

Hi everyone,
I’m the developer of Ideon: Personal Knowledge, an iPhone app I built because my useful notes, screenshots, photos, voice notes, and AI answers were scattered everywhere.
The idea is simple: tap +, save a thought with optional photo/video/audio, and it becomes part of a private personal feed you can search later.
It also has an optional ChatGPT connector workflow, but the app works manually without ChatGPT.
I’m looking for honest feedback more than promotion:
Is the use case clear?
Would you use a feed-style knowledge app instead of a traditional notes app?
What feels confusing or unnecessary?
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/ideon-personal-knowledge/id6783103263?l=en-GB
Free trial, then optional one-time lifetime unlock.

Hi everyone,
I’m the developer of Ideon: Personal Knowledge, an iPhone app I built because my useful notes, screenshots, photos, voice notes, and AI answers were scattered everywhere.
The idea is simple: tap +, save a thought with optional photo/video/audio, and it becomes part of a private personal feed you can search later.
It also has an optional ChatGPT connector workflow, but the app works manually without ChatGPT.
I’m looking for honest feedback more than promotion:
Is the use case clear?
Would you use a feed-style knowledge app instead of a traditional notes app?
What feels confusing or unnecessary?
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/ideon-personal-knowledge/id6783103263?l=en-GB
Free trial, then optional one-time lifetime unlock.

Hi all,

I’ve been iterating on a small iPhone app that gives a quick length estimate when you don’t have a tape measure at hand.

It used to be called SlideMeter, and I recently renamed it to PocketMeter and reworked the UX because users were getting confused about the gesture.

The workflow is:
- hold the button
- slide the short edge of the iPhone along the object edge
- release to finish one pass

There’s also a Confidence Mode where you do 2–3 separate passes, and the app only shows a result when those passes agree closely enough.

It’s meant for quick estimates, not as a replacement for a real tape measure when precision really matters.

I’d genuinely love feedback on:
- whether the interaction makes sense right away
- whether the guide is clear enough
- whether this is something you’d actually use for frames, furniture, packages, or small DIY checks

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/pocketmeter-length-estimate/id6759307308?l=en-GB

Hi,
Seeking honest reviews for my iOS apps:
• TreeRings: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/treerings/id6751566746
• SlideMeter: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/slidemeter/id6759307308
Message me on Reddit if interested. I’ll send promo code for free download in exchange for fair review.
Thanks!