I developed Weather World because I wanted a simpler, more helpful way to stay ahead of the forecast. I truly believe that a weather app should be a tool that makes your life easier, not a source of distraction with ads and confusing menus.

How it helps you: The core of the app is all about visual clarity. I’ve focused on creating intuitive graphs that let you see temperature shifts and precipitation trends at a single glance. Instead of reading through long lists of numbers, you can visualize exactly how your day will unfold. It’s minimalist, lightweight, and built for speed—perfect for anyone who values a clean Android experience.

I’d love your support! Please give it a try and see if it helps your daily routine. If you find it useful, please recommend it to your friends! As a solo developer, your support and word-of-mouth are what help me improve and grow.

In compliance with the community rules, I’ve shared the link via IndieAppCircle. Check it out there and let me know what you think!

Find it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.danie.pocasisveta

🎓 Student Planner — The All-in-One Notion System for Students Who Actually Want to Stay on Top

Stop juggling five different apps, sticky notes, and mental to-do lists. This Notion template was built to be the single hub for your entire academic life — from Monday morning to finals week.

What's Inside

📅 Weekly Planner: Map out every week with clarity. See your tasks, classes, and priorities laid out in one view so nothing slips through the cracks.

✅ Task Tracker: Capture assignments as they come in, set due dates, and check them off. No more "wait, when was that due?"

📚 Assignment Tracker: Track every piece of coursework by subject, status, and deadline. Always know what's pending, in progress, and submitted.

📊 Grade Calculator: Input your scores and weights — the template does the math. Know exactly where you stand in every class at any point in the semester.

🔄 Habit Tracker: Build the study habits that compound over time. Log daily routines and keep momentum going week after week.

📆 Study Schedule: Block out focused study time across your week and stop cramming the night before. Work smarter, not harder.

Who Is This For?

Whether you're navigating high school coursework or surviving university life, this planner scales with you. It's designed for students who are serious about their grades, their time, and their sanity.

➡️ You can get Student Planner here:

https://zaap.bio/the-organized-grid

I am chasing the nostalgia feeling and reminiscing that you have when you open an old box in your attic. I like planners but sometimes these productivity tools and are lacking the vibes as they are oriented forwards. I want to have all my days saved so I can relive them any time or feed them to the future AIs that will be able to make sense of them and give us perspective and advice. That is why I am capturing my life as a colorful, vibrant tapestry of experience, including the numbers and habits, but not limited to - a ton of information is hiding in photo metadata, visits, motion, music and everything else my phone is now processing anyway, just not showing and inregrating together. I opened it for testing at https://retrography.app and would love to know what you think.

I've been experimenting with the another feature at reassign.ai. Made a feature that draws your predicted energy curve over your day.

Would love to get some feedback. Is this useful or gimmicky?

Start your year with clarity, focus, and purpose.

This beautifully designed 2026 Yearly Planner helps you organize your goals, track important dates, reflect on your progress, and stay intentional throughout the year. With a clean minimalist layout and elegant floral accents, it’s perfect for anyone who loves simple and meaningful planning.

What’s Included:
✓ Yearly Calendar 2026
✓ Important Reminders Pages
✓ Goal Planning Worksheets
✓ Quarterly Review Pages
✓ Monthly To-Do Lists
✓ Weekly Notes Pages
✓ Monthly Vision Board Templates
✓ Notes & Reflection Pages
✓ End-of-Year Review

Grab your 2026 Planner in comment.

Only 20 Available🤗

Hey guys! Just launched Alquimia Lab, a minimalist & automated habit tracker for Notion designed to eliminate visual clutter and future anxiety.

✨ Why it’s different:

• Weekly Focus: Shows only the current week to protect your focus and mental clarity.
• Smart Formulas: Automatically calculates daily progress and levels up your alchemical status.
• Dynamic Quotes: Higher monthly averages unlock powerful, evolving mystical quotes to keep you motivated.
• 100% Automated: Daily habits sync to your monthly overview with zero setup required.

Clean, aesthetic, and built for people who hate bloated setups. 🌌

🚀 Get it
Would love to hear your thoughts on the layout! 💜

Want to see more? Check out the studio here: 🚀Click me

Your entire 2026, in one dashboard 🌸

Meet the Ultimate Life Planner — the all-in-one Notion system for tasks, habits, goals, finances, and everything in between. No more juggling five apps just to feel on top of your life.

Inside you'll find:
✅ Daily task + project tracker
📈 Habit heatmaps for reading, workouts, meditation, cold showers + more
💰 Goals + savings tracker that updates as you go
🗓️ Full monthly calendar view
🌙 A dark, cozy aesthetic that makes planning feel good

This is the planner that actually gets used.

You can find this Ultimate Life Planner here:
➡️ https://zaap.bio/the-organized-grid

Hi All,

I have launched Todolu App: Focussed Execution Based Task Manager.

I am adding new features and is creating a poll for the same.

Which feature would you like next:

1. Recycle Bin: to undo delete of tasks.

2. Pomodoro integration with Tasks.

3. Streak Gamifiction.

Let me know if any other feature requests

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

Solo dev here. I built Mood Note, a private journaling app for iOS — and I've unlocked lifetime Pro for free (no subscription, no catch).

• 🎙️ Voice journaling with live transcription (multi-language, auto-detects your device language)
• 😌 Daily mood tracker with graphical stats
• ✏️ Sketch/draw entries
• 📷 Photo diary + templates
• 🔒 Passcode .
• The ask: grab it free, use it for a few days, and tell me what sucks. If it's useful, a quick App Store rating genuinely helps a solo dev a lot. Here is my app Mood Note - Photo Diary

Hey there 👋

I built a Second Brain system in Notion to manage projects, notes, goals, and knowledge in one place without it turning into a messy note dump.

🌟 What Inside Your Second Brain?

This system bridges the gap between knowledge management and flawless execution. Every database seamlessly talks to each other to give you a bird's-eye view of your day-to-day life.

• ⚡ On-The-Go Quick Capture: Spot an article, have a middle-of-the-night business idea, or need to log a task? Capture it instantly via a mobile-optimized inbox without breaking your creative flow.
• 📂 Full P.A.R.A. Method Framework: Seamlessly categorize your life into Projects (short-term goals), Areas (ongoing responsibilities), Resources (topics of interest), and Archives (completed items).
• 🎯 Advanced Project & Task Management: Link daily to-dos straight to major life projects. Complete with progress bars, deadlines, and smart priority filters so you always know what to work on next.
• 📚 Personal Knowledge Library: Store book summaries, web clippings, research notes, and creative inspirations. Retrieve any piece of information exactly when you need it using a clean tagging system.
• 🛠 Daily Dashboards & Review Cycles: Plan your day with intentionality using distraction-free "My Day" views, and stay aligned with dedicated Weekly & Monthly review frameworks.

🚀 Bonus Features Included:

To ensure this truly becomes your comprehensive "Life Operating System," you also get built-in tracking ecosystems:

• 📈 Goals & Habit Tracker: Set ambitious milestones and build undeniable daily discipline with interactive habit tracking.
• 📓 Daily Digital Journal: Reflect on your personal growth, log daily wins, and keep your mindset sharp.
• 📖 Reading Log: Track your book counts, reading progress, and major actionable takeaways.

You can find this Second Brain here
➡️ https://zaap.bio/the-organized-grid

Hey fellow planners. What do you think about this weather chart? For me it's easier to plan outdoor activities when I can see the weather/temperature. Wondering if this is info you do or would use yourself, and if the chart itself is clear?

Thanks in advance for any feedback 🙏

I'm not entirely sure if this fits here... but kind of? I had an idea driving home one day that life is a simulation. I then was like we are just Sims trying to do things to make us happy.

Hence I spawned LifeXP. It's completely free, no database, no server, completely private, it's literally just a passion project I've had over the last couple of months.

Heres how it works:

• Download the app, allow access to your devices data (location, health, movement)
• Answer some questions to set your therapeutic baseline to grow (or not grow) from.
• ... thats it.

The app will automatically detect where you've been, put it on a timeline for you, and you gain XP for things like sleep, exercise, time in daylight, social hours, etc.

Any new location you visit will show as Unknown, just tap it, pick the location from the map pins nearby, or label it, and you never have to do it again.

I have been really liking it and have built weeks of history and it's really cool to go back in time and see where I've been. If you give it a try let me know!

Also if you do try it please let me know any feedback you have! I'd love to make it better.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lifexp-habit-life-tracker/id6771204439

Wanted to see my whole day as one shape instead of scrolling a column. So it's a clock. Full 24h ring, blocks are wedges. You draw a sleep block and it paints an energy curve over the next day (built from your sleep + circadian rhythm), so you can actually see your morning fog and afternoon crash before you plan into them.

if anyone wanna try it check reassign.ai

Question since you all live in planners: does a circular day read better to you than a vertical one, or does the column just win?