u/puncio

Hey everyone! 👋

I've been working on a new iOS game called Casefile Daily and I'm pretty excited to share it!

Every day at midnight UTC, a brand new murder mystery drops. Your detective narrates the case in about 12 seconds, then you get a 4×4 logic grid with 6–8 clues to figure out the suspect, weapon, and location. No guessing — every puzzle has one correct answer.

Here's what's in it:

🔍 A fresh case every single day

🎙️ Noir-style detective voiceover

🧩 Logic deduction grid (no fluff, just brain work)

📅 Replay past cases from the archive

📤 Share your solve with emoji cards (spoiler-free!)

🎧 Offline play + accessibility support

The best part? No subscriptions, no energy bars — just a quick daily puzzle you can knock out in about 5 minutes.

The app is coming soon to the App Store! For more details and screenshots, check it out here: https://culi.app/apps/casefile/

Would love to hear your thoughts — what do you think? Any features you'd want in a daily mystery game? Drop your suggestions below! 👇

Hey everyone, just wanted to share a new app I recently released called Echo.

I built it for those moments when you have an idea while walking, driving, or doing something else and don’t want to lose it before you can type it out. You just tap once, speak naturally, and Echo turns it into a searchable note with a transcript, AI summary, and extracted action items.

A few things I focused on:

• Fast voice capture with a simple one-button flow.
• Searchable transcripts and summaries.
• Action item extraction, including dates and times when detected.
• Export to Reminders, Calendar, Apple Notes, or share as Markdown, PDF, text, or audio.
• English and Arabic transcription, including mixed-language notes.
• Privacy-first processing, with on-device transcription when possible and encrypted cloud transcription when needed.

The idea was to make something that feels more personal and lightweight than a meeting recorder — more like a quiet place to think out loud and actually keep track of your ideas.

If anyone wants to check it out, here’s the link: culi.app/apps/echo

Would really love any feedback — whether it’s about the onboarding, UX, feature set, or what feels confusing/missing. Feedback is very welcome.

Hey all! I've been working on a daily planner app called DayBox and I'd really appreciate some feedback from this community.

The main idea is timeboxing your tasks directly on a timeline that syncs with your actual calendar. So instead of having a random to-do list and a separate calendar, everything lives in one vertical timeline where you can see meetings and drag tasks into realistic time slots.

Some of the features I've built so far:

• Visual timeline that shows your whole day
• Big 3 priorities picker (because let's be honest, we can't do 47 things in a day)
• Focus timer for when you actually start working on stuff
• End-of-day stats showing planned vs actual focus time
• Easy rollover for unfinished tasks

Still improving it and trying to figure out what actually helps people vs what just sounds good on paper. The free version has all the core planning features, so nothing's locked behind a paywall for testing purposes.

If anyone's into timeboxing or has struggled with similar calendar/to-do list problems, I'd love to know what you think. What works, what's confusing, what's missing - all feedback is super helpful.

Here's the link: hhttps://culi.app/apps/daybox

Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone! 👋

Just wanted to share something I've been building — SplitSnap, an iPhone app that takes the pain out of splitting dinner bills with friends.

You just point your camera at the receipt, and the AI reads every item in 1–3 seconds (yes, even messy handwriting and faded ink). Then you tap to assign each dish to whoever ordered it, and it auto-distributes tax and tip proportionally. At the end it generates a clean shareable summary card you can send straight to your group chat. No more awkward "wait, who had the pasta?" moments 😅

It also works with delivery app screenshots, supports 30+ languages, and saves your split history so you can re-share when someone asks "how much did I owe again?" months later.

Free tier gives you 5 AI scans/month — plenty for most people. Pro unlocks unlimited scans, multi-currency conversion, and PDF exports.

Would love any feedback! 🙏

👉 https://culi.app/apps/splitsnap

Hey all, I’ve been working on a new app called Phlash and just put it out. It’s an iPhone app for cleaning up your camera roll, with stuff like duplicate detection, OCR, and other ways to quickly sort through photos. The available product and policy pages describe it as an iOS camera-roll cleanup app with on-device processing.

I mostly built it because my own photo library was getting ridiculous, and I wanted something faster and less annoying to use. If you want to take a look, here’s the link: https://culi.app/apps/phlash

Would love to hear what you think — good or bad — especially if you’ve built or used similar utility apps.

Hey everyone! 👋

Just wanted to share an app I've been working on — MeetStack, a networking app for iOS.

The idea came from being tired of losing business cards or scrambling to save contacts after events. So it started as a personal problem, and turned into a full app that others might find useful too.

Here's what it does:

• 📷 Scan business cards with OCR — pulls out name, email, phone, LinkedIn automatically
• 📇 Create your own digital business card and share it via QR or link
• 🗓️ Host events and collect attendee leads with their consent
• 🔔 Set follow-up reminders so you never lose touch
• 🕵️ Duplicate detection keeps your contact list clean

No sign-up needed to try it — hit "Continue as Guest" on the welcome screen and start scanning right away.

🔗 MeetStack on the App Store

It's free to start. Pro and Business plans available for heavier use.

Would love to know what you think — what would make a networking app genuinely useful for you? Always open to suggestions! 🙏

👋 hey everyone

Just shipped my passion project after months of evenings and weekends. It's called FairShare — a household management app for couples that's built on the Fair Play method (the book by Eve Rodsky, if you've heard of it).

Quick rundown:

• You and your partner split cards (full ownership) instead of chores
• There's an AI Brain Dump where you speak everything on your mind and it sorts it into cards
• Heat-map visualizer shows who's carrying what
• Weekly check-in for renegotiating

iPhone only for v1.0. Free tier + paid plan with a 7-day trial. Designed for any household — two-parent, same-sex couple, single parent + co-parent, blended, roommates, even solo.

https://apps.apple.com/app/fairshare-mental-load/id6765473407

Feedback is gold — please be honest 💙

Hey everyone 👋

I’ve been working on MiseMate, a recipe and meal-planning app for iPhone, and it got me thinking about how different people actually use cooking apps.

Some people mainly want recipe discovery, some care more about grocery lists, and others just want help planning meals without overthinking it.

Lately I’ve been focusing a lot on meal planning, ingredient scaling, and making shopping lists easier to manage.

Curious what matters most to you in a cooking app.

It’s free to download — give it a try!

App Store 👉 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/misemate-recipe-meal-prep/id6762063172

Any feedback or suggestions are welcome! 🙏