Just updated Rewindly based on what users asked for

We’ve been working on Rewindly, an Android app for saving things you find online that you want to come back to later.

After getting feedback from users, made a bunch of changes in the latest update.

Rewindly now supports 7 languages: English, Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Indonesian, German, and Russian.

We also improved how the app handles saved YouTube videos, Reddit posts, and articles. Titles, thumbnails, and categories should now be much more accurate.

Saving content from other apps has also been made faster and smoother.

A few smaller changes that came directly from feedback:

  1. Larger text throughout the app
  2. Rename any saved item
  3. Better performance
  4. Bug fixes and general improvements

One thing We are still working on is getting thumbnails from more websites. Some platforms don't make their preview images available to third party apps, so Rewindly can't always retrieve them.

The goal with Rewindly is pretty simple: when you find something worth keeping, save it and know you'll be able to find it again.

We'd genuinely like to hear from people here. If u tried Rewindly, what would you change? And if you haven't, what would you expect from an app like this?

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rewindly.app

u/aevonsystems — 6 days ago
▲ 22 r/apps+3 crossposts

Rewindly just got a big update based on user feedback

We’ve been working on Rewindly, an Android app for saving things you find online that you want to come back to later.

After getting feedback from users, made a bunch of changes in the latest update.

Rewindly now supports 7 languages: English, Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Indonesian, German, and Russian.

We also improved how the app handles saved YouTube videos, Reddit posts, and articles. Titles, thumbnails, and categories should now be much more accurate.

Saving content from other apps has also been made faster and smoother.

A few smaller changes that came directly from feedback:

• Larger text throughout the app
• Rename any saved item
• Better performance
• Bug fixes and general improvements

One thing We are still working on is getting thumbnails from more websites. Some platforms don't make their preview images available to third party apps, so Rewindly can't always retrieve them.

The goal with Rewindly is pretty simple: when you find something worth keeping, save it and know you'll be able to find it again.

We'd genuinely like to hear from people here. If u tried Rewindly, what would you change? And if you haven't, what would you expect from an app like this?

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rewindly.app

u/aevonsystems — 6 days ago
▲ 22 r/BookmarkManagers+5 crossposts

Rewindly Update: Added the most requested features

A few weeks ago, I shared Rewindly here and received some really useful feedback. I've been working through it and wanted to share the latest update.

Here's what's new:

  • Fixed the storage permission issue
  • Added export/backup
  • Improved link categorization
  • Added settings to choose the default folder for saved items
  • Added Grid and List view
  • Added multi-select to share, copy and delete items

I'd love to hear what you think of the changes and what you'd like to see next.

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rewindly.app

Thanks again to everyone who shared feedback previously. It genuinely helped shape this update.

u/aevonsystems — 6 days ago

Rewindly Update: Added the most requested features

A few weeks ago, I shared Rewindly here and received some really useful feedback. I've been working through it and wanted to share the latest update.

Here's what's new:

  • Fixed the storage permission issue
  • Added export/backup
  • Improved link categorization
  • Added settings to choose the default folder for saved items
  • Added Grid and List view
  • Added multi-select to share, copy and delete items

I'd love to hear what you think of the changes and what you'd like to see next.

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rewindly.app

Thanks again to everyone who shared feedback previously. It genuinely helped shape this update.

u/aevonsystems — 22 days ago
▲ 1 r/WebApps+1 crossposts

Android Calculator Experience in the Browser

Most online calculators feel surprisingly outdated.

They calculate differently from the calculator app people use every day, lack proper keyboard support, and often don't keep any history.

So I built an online calculator that behaves much closer to the Android calculator experience.

Features include:

• Live result preview while typing
• Full keyboard support
• Calculation history
• Scientific mode
• Dark mode
• Everything runs locally in the browser

I'm curious whether people think a focused utility like this can grow on its own, or if users simply search Google, calculate, and leave.

Would love feedback from users.

https://tools24.io/online-calculator

u/aevonsystems — 2 months ago

Is this enough for a scanner app in 2026?

https://preview.redd.it/gxay2r04ts8h1.png?width=1536&format=png&auto=webp&s=66cb46333bd50a30c01875f7084b994aef6ffafa

We recently launched a document scanner app called ScanNest and wanted some honest feedback.

Current features:

• Scan documents
• Crop and adjust pages
• Apply filters
• Reorder pages
• Delete pages
• Export as PDF

Do people still actively look for scanner apps with these core features, or is this considered too basic today?

Or would you expect things like OCR, text extraction, cloud sync, signatures, document sharing, AI organization or something else before installing a scanner app?

Curious to hear how people here think about this category.

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u/aevonsystems — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/IMadeThis+1 crossposts

Built an Android style calculator for the web

I noticed most web calculators don't behave like the calculator app people use every day.

So I recreated the Android calculator experience in the browser with:

• Live result preview
• Keyboard support
• Calculation history
• Scientific mode
• Dark mode
• Local storage

Would love feedback from people who use calculators regularly.

https://tools24.io/online-calculator

u/aevonsystems — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/apps

ScanNest: A Simpler Way To Scan Documents

Curious how people here handle paper documents these days.

Receipts, notes, invoices, forms, certificates and handwritten pages still show up everywhere, and most of us end up taking random photos that are hard to find later.

Scannest is built around turning those documents into clean PDFs in a few seconds directly from your phone.

Useful for students, office work, travel documents, receipts and everyday paperwork.

What's the one thing you wish document scanner apps did better?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aevonsystems.scannest

u/aevonsystems — 2 months ago
▲ 16 r/BookmarkManagers+3 crossposts

[App] Rewindly- Your Saved Content Hub

Most apps help you save things.

Rewindly is focused on helping you actually go back to them.

Save articles, videos, posts, PDFs, links, notes and more in one place, share it from any platform to our app so that everything gets organized automatically so you can find it later without digging through bookmarks, tabs or saved folders.

Useful if you're constantly saving content but rarely revisiting it.

Would love to know:

Do you actually go back to the things you save, or do they just pile up?

Android app

Extension

u/aevonsystems — 22 days ago

Rewindly: Your Saved Content Hub

https://preview.redd.it/8vd0prmmv68h1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=adcd9f3cfbe750b4920d3a1d920d74a9ae5aebae

Most apps help you save things.

Rewindly is focused on helping you actually go back to them.

Save articles, videos, posts, PDFs, links, notes and more in one place, share it from any platform to our app so that everything gets organized automatically so you can find it later without digging through bookmarks, tabs or saved folders.

Useful if you're constantly saving content but rarely revisiting it.

Would love to know:

Do you actually go back to the things you save, or do they just pile up?

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

reddit.com
u/aevonsystems — 2 months ago

Realized that we keep saving a lot of things online but almost never go back to them.

So we built Rewindly.

It keeps everything in one place and helps you pick something to revisit based on your feeling to visit now.

It’s a simple idea, but it’s been surprisingly useful in daily use.

Would love to know if others face the same problem.

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

u/aevonsystems — 4 months ago