Hey guys, I created a virtual fortune reading website via AI lovable and would like to get some feedback to enhance the site. Do try out the 1 free full reading and compatibility reading per month using the link provided. Share with me your feedback so that I can make improvement to the site. Thanks in advance.
Hey r/GenAiApps,
I'm part of the small team building Acti, an AI-powered agentic keyboard that helps you do things instead of just typing.
Most AI keyboards help you write. We wanted to build one that could actually take action while you're typing.
With Acti, you can use AI anywhere you can type, connect apps like Notion, Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, and Google Meet, and create Skills that automate repetitive tasks—all without constantly switching between apps.
Some things you can do with Acti:
We're still early, but over the past couple of weeks we've already shipped community-requested features like swipe typing, multilingual typing, real-time voice input, number row, spacebar cursor control, and a bunch of performance improvements.
To celebrate the launch, we're giving away Lifetime Premium to members of this community.
Just upvote this post and dm me "Code" or Join our discord server: https://discord.gg/fp5txxznQ8 , and I'll send you an invitation code while supplies last.
Download:
If you try Acti, we'd really appreciate your honest feedback. Tell us what feels great, what's frustrating, and what integrations or features you'd like to see next. We're actively building, and a lot of our recent updates came directly from user feedback.
I'll be around to answer any questions about the app, how Skills work, the idea behind an agentic keyboard, or anything else.
Thanks for checking out Acti!
This is the app (called "LWP+"), and I've shown here the video that I've published there:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lb.lwp_plus
At first I was happy about what I created on the video, but then I thought that it looks more like a tutorial here, instead of maybe focusing on what's the most interesting. Surprisingly, ever since I've published the video, it actually got quite some views already (29 after 2 days), despite the fact it's a bit of a niche app. Still, I think maybe it can be improved.
I want to know what you guys think about the video (which has audio, BTW).
Here's about the app:
It's a live wallpaper app, that has these features:
Allows showing color/image/animation/video as content (users choose the file from the file system). No special effects so some users that complain about the dimming/zooming effects actually like using it. Users can also choose whether it should scroll or the type of automatic cropping.
Allows (some) control over the Material-You colors of the OS, as it lets users to choose the colors to report the OS about what's on the wallpaper. This means that like on Android 17, users can choose the colors they want (if the OS supports it) despite the content not matching it.
Setting of double-tap to lock the screen. Some launchers don't offer this, so I added it to the app too.
Some extra flags that (on some devices) should affect colors further, such as black/white text and/or black/white icons on status bar and/or lock screen and/or launcher.
The app is completely free, ad-based. Users can remove the ads including by just watching full screen ads. Originally it was created to offer dark-theme on devices as it wasn't a toggle on the OS settings, and was based on the colors of the wallpaper.
Introducing the business, since that's what the tag is for.
What it is: FlexScan (https://flexscan.app). A web app. You upload one to three photos, front, side, back. It grades each muscle group A+ to D, shows you a muscle map of where you're strong and weak, then builds a 7-day training plan and a meal plan around the weakest groups. There's a chat coach that can see your own grades and your training log.
Where it operates: not regional. It runs in a browser, so anywhere with a phone and a connection. Nothing to install and no app store listing, though you can add it to your home screen and it behaves like an installed app.
What it costs: the first scan is free and doesn't ask for a card. You do have to confirm an email address. After that it's $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year for repeat scans, then-vs-now progress and the coach. Cancel anytime.
Who runs it: one person, me. I don't write code. It was built using AI coding agents while I did the specifying, the testing and the rejecting. I have no background in the fitness industry, which is the first thing anyone should hold against it.
The numbers, four days in, pulled out of the database this morning rather than from memory:
The number I got wrong. A few days ago I posted my launch numbers and said three of my signups were one person farming free scans with throwaway email addresses. It made a good story. My first real "user" was an abuser. Then I actually queried the table instead of trusting my recollection: those three accounts had run zero scans between them and one had never even confirmed its email. They were mine. I made them on launch night testing the signup flow and forgot. There was no farmer.
If you're going to post honest numbers about your own business, query them first. The interesting-sounding version of your own data is the one you'll remember.
Three things that broke since launch. All mine, all fixed:
The rate limit I added to stop the free-scan farming that, per the above, was not happening, ran before the code that works out who is signed in. So it counted requests per IP address for everybody, and anyone sharing wifi or a phone carrier with an abuser was locked out of scanning for 24 hours. That included paying accounts. It was live about eight hours. My tests all passed, because they only ever checked that going over the limit returns an error, never who was being stopped.
Double clicking the checkout button created two charges. The guard meant to swallow the second one was comparing a function against a rebound copy of itself, so it never recognised the duplicate.
A cache size limit in the service worker evicted the app's own core files, so the installed version cold-started to an offline screen on a perfectly good connection.
One design decision I'll defend. The grader has to answer "not visible" when it can't see a muscle group, instead of guessing a score. Those groups are excluded from the weak-point ranking so they can never become your training priority by accident, and you can self-grade them yourself if you want them counted. And if a response comes back with nothing gradeable in it, the free scan goes back on the account rather than being spent on a blank answer. That costs me the API call. It's worth it, because the whole product is "train this, it's your weak point", and an invented weak point sends someone to the gym to fix a problem they might not have.
For the avoidance of doubt: it's a coaching opinion, not medical advice, and the results page says so. Photos are processed in memory and never stored.
What I'm bad at is distribution. Building it was the easy half. If you run a small independent business and you've found something that actually produced your first handful of paying customers without an ad budget, I'd rather hear that than compliments about the product.
Happy to answer anything about the build, the running costs or the numbers.
Solo dev here. I kept owning things and forgetting where I put them, so I built Store & Forget.
The whole point is zero effort to catalog: you don't type or tag anything. Snap a photo and it auto-fills what the item is (the photo scan uses a cloud AI service). Later you find it by searching names, descriptions, or which box or room it's in, or tap "Smart Find" to search by meaning.
Local-first: everything sits in an on-device database, no account, no sign-up. Optional backup to your own Google Drive.
It's free, Android only. Would love feedback from other builders.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.koalalab.storeandforget
I'm the developer of Recordus, a voice recorder for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. I kept recording voice memos and then never doing anything with them, so I built the app I wanted: it records, transcribes on-device, and gives me a short summary and action items so I don't have to relisten to a 40-minute ramble.
It includes word-level timestamps, iCloud sync, Siri/Shortcuts, and M4A/WAV/text export. It's a one-time $9.99, no subscription.
I'm a solo developer and would genuinely value feedback: what's missing, confusing, or needed before you'd trust it with something important? I'll answer questions in the comments.
Hey everyone,
I'm developer who built Submindo, a subscription tracker and manager I originally built because I kept losing money to forgotten renewals and free trials. I've posted here before, and feedback from this community has been a huge part of how the app keeps improving.
Submindo has now over 1,800 active subscriptions tracked. All of it has been organic and word of mouth — I haven't spent a single dollar on ads.
A large portion of early users came directly from Reddit — people testing the app, reporting bugs, suggesting features, and recommending it to others. As a thank-you to the community, I'm offering Submindo Unlimited Lifetime for just $3.99 (normally $11.99, over 60% off) for iOS. It works for everyone, is valid for 3 days, and requires no DMs or comments to claim.
Most expense and reminder apps treat recurring costs as basic, flat calendar events. Real subscription management involves trial deadlines, billing cycles across different currencies, overlapping tools, and finding out if you are overpaying.
Submindo is built specifically around recurring expenses and portfolio efficiency:
What's new in recent updates based on community feedback:
Submindo Free:
Submindo Unlimited:
Regular Pricing:
THANKYOUREDDITHow to claim:
THANKYOUREDDIT via App Store redeem).If you track subscriptions or recurring bills, I would love to hear what features you'd like added next or what needs improvement. Every update listed above came directly from user feedback in the comments!
A friend told me I’m adding too much and should strip it back. The four things it does today:
Clockd is a scan-to-compare app. Point it at a shelf tag (or a receipt, or a list) and it shows nearby + online prices. You can also flip the same scan to see resale value.
I think those hang together. A new user might not. If you landed in the app cold, what would you cut, keep, or hide until later?
Website: https://www.getclockdapp.com/
Hi everyone,
I’ve been working on Mert Stream TV, a brand-new IPTV player designed specifically for Android TV, TV boxes, and Android phones. Just to be clear: Mert Stream TV does not provide, host, or sell any content. It is strictly a media player built to run your own personal M3U playlist, Stalker or Xtream Codes credentials. I originally decided to build Mert Stream because I was frustrated with the current options on the market.
Most of them: Feel like they haven't updated their UI since 2015. Run sluggishly on budget streaming sticks and lower-end TV hardware. Offer a frustrating, clunky navigation experience with standard TV remotes.
I wanted something clean, incredibly fast, and smart. Here is what Mert Stream brings to the table:
🚀 Key Features: Live TV, Movies & Series: Fully categorized with a modern, clean layout. Multi-Profile Support: Set up different profiles for family members. Extensive Codec Support: Playback is smooth and compatible with virtually any video format. Android TV Optimized: A true, native leanback experience built specifically for D-pad navigation. Lightweight & High Performance: Highly optimized code to ensure buttery-smooth navigation even on low-end TV hardware.
📥 Get It Now for Android TV and Phone
📥 Get It Now for Android Phone
Mert Stream is officially available on the Google Play Store for both mobile and TV devices.
My voice notes app had a problem I could see in the numbers. More than half the
people who installed it never finished a single note, and of those who did, only
a quarter came back for a second one. The app was a great tool with no reason to
open it tomorrow.
So the last release added almost nothing to the core feature and a lot to the
routine around it:
A morning brief at whatever time you pick, with your tasks, your deadlines and
your meetings. It uses no AI at all, just your own local data, which means it
costs me nothing and is free for everyone forever.
Gentle follow ups on things you said you would do, once a day maximum. Done,
tomorrow, or let it go. No streaks, no guilt mechanics, ever.
One question every Sunday about what you promised people that week.
I am watching two numbers now: how many people finish a first note, and how many
come back for a second. Will report back when I know.
After developing for 6 months, finally my app is live and it's a great feeling tbh.
The app mainly for Muslim community but I developed in a way that actually anyone can use it.
It basically turn your social media addictive into a reminder to read quran.
You can try it
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wird.blocker
And give feedback 😊
Background: I've been a product designer for 12 years, mostly fintech (Revolut, Itaú, some others). Never shipped an app myself. Six months ago I started actually writing code instead of handing off Figma files, and this is the first thing I've built end to end.
The idea
I kept watching salespeople, real estate agents, watch dealers, yacht brokers.. lose deals because they forgot things. Not big things. Small ones. What the client's wife's name was, which property they liked, what got promised three weeks ago in a WhatsApp thread nobody scrolls back through.
CRMs exist for this, but nobody in that world uses them. Because using a CRM means stopping the sale to go type in a form, and no one selling a $2M yacht is going to do that.
So I built the opposite: a custom iOS keyboard that surfaces client context inside whatever app you're already in. You open WhatsApp, start typing to a client, and everything you know about them is right there above the keys.
What actually broke
Custom keyboard extensions on iOS are their own special hell:
The AI part
There are around 30 AI capabilities behind it (drafting responses, extracting facts from voice memos, matching clients to inventory). My first architecture was one giant system prompt handling everything. By capability #5 it was a mess — changing one thing broke three others.
Ended up rebuilding it as a thin router + isolated specialists. Each capability gets its own prompt with a hard scope declaration and a token cap. If a specialist gets asked to do something outside its scope, it returns OUT_OF_SCOPE:x and the router re-dispatches. Sounds obvious in hindsight. Wasn't obvious at capability #4.
Where it is now
TestFlight approved, Google OAuth verified (that took three weeks and a video that YouTube auto-removed for "sharing personal information" it was fake demo data). First version works. No users yet.
Built with Cursor + Claude, mostly at night after the kids sleep. Budget: about €200/month, which is the Cursor subscription.
What I'd like feedback on
Happy to answer anything about the iOS extension pain specifically. Learned a lot the hard way.
im mainly looking for something that can record meetings/lectures, transcribe them properly, and give me a useful summary afterwards. i don’t really need 20 different productivity features.. just something that actually saves time compared to taking notes manually.
what are you guys using?
One thing I didn't expect after launching Aurora was how quickly the searches would become... weirdly specific
Because when you're building something like this, you imagine people searching for a plumber, dentist, maybe a product nearby
Then real people get it and suddenly the requests aren't nearly as predictable
That's actually been useful because Aurora has changed quite a bit since launch
We've been building around what happens after you ask
Find relevant local options
Call real businesses in parallel
Confirm things like pricing, stock and availability
Rank the answers and attach proof from the calls
Let you follow the search while it's happening
We've also added referrals/invites and Live Activity on iOS so you can follow an ongoing hunt without constantly sitting inside the app.
And that's why I want to throw this back to everyone who's tried Aurora
Don't tell me whether you think the idea is cool
Tell me what you actually searched for
What did Aurora find surprisingly well?
What took too long?
What answer made you think yep, this saved me a bunch of calls... and what search made you think we still have a lot of work to do?
We're still building this thing and those answers are probably more useful to us right now than another hundred feature ideas....
The app is designed for streaming Live TV channels and M3U & Xtream playlists. It includes features like:
One thing I was looking for in the apps was simple and lightweight instead of overcomplicating the interface. Couldn't find one, so I built it.
Facet hit the App Store this morning, after four rounds of App Review rejections.
You type what you want. "My next three classes and today's weather, over a hand-painted sunset behind mountains." The AI writes the layout, picks the data sources, paints the background, and you get a real WidgetKit widget on your home screen.
It can pull from calendar, reminders, weather, location, Apple Health, stocks and crypto, RSS, your bank through Plaid, and Gmail / Google Calendar / Notion through a one-tap connect. There's a raw REST and GraphQL connector too, so anything that returns JSON can go on your home screen.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/facet-ai-widget-maker/id6792223571
Happy to answer anything about the build or the review gauntlet. Demo video is in the comments.
Here are a few things that make HabitSet different:
- Flexible streaks that actually make sense
Track habits weekly or monthly (like 3x/week or 8x/month) without fake daily streak pressure.
- Your history stays intact
Changing a goal won’t automatically destroy your existing streaks and progress.
- No random streak losses
Time zones and DST are handled properly, so your progress stays reliable.
- Reminders that aren’t annoying
They stop once you complete a habit and return only if you undo it.
- Fast home screen widgets
Complete habits instantly without opening the app.
- Fully offline & privacy-first
No account, cloud sync, or data collection. Your data stays on your phone.
There’s also a compact layout for tracking many habits, plus lightweight stats that stay useful without becoming overwhelming.
Every review genuinely helps 🙏
Every travel apps is lovely before payment.
Pretty itinerary.
Smooth checkout.
"Your dream trip is ready ✨"
Then the card gets charged and real travel begins.
Flight moved.
Hotel can’t find the booking.
Need to change a date.
Need to cancel something.
Suddenly the helpful app becomes a FAQ page telling you to contact somebody else.
That’s the part I found more interesting about Zenvoya.
The planning is useful, but bookings made there don’t just disappear into a confirmation email. You can go back through Zenvoya for changes/cancellations, and they have 24/7 human assistance when the chat itself is not enough.
Obviously a human magically make a non-refundable ticket refundable. Airline and hotel rules still exist.
But at least there is a person helping you deal with the mess instead of three companies pointing at each other.
AI beforehand payment is convenience.
A human after payment is the product.
What is the worst “please contact the other company” loop you’ve been stuck in?
Hey everyone! 👋
I recently launched Mantra Chanting: Japa Mala on the App Store, and to celebrate, I’m giving away FREE Lifetime Premium to everyone in this sub!
The app is 100% Free to Download and 100% Ad-Free, built to solve the frustration of clunky digital counters that interrupt your focus with annoying ads or accidentally reset your count.
Key Features:
🚫 100% Ad-Free & Free Download: Clean, peaceful experience with zero annoying ads.
🎙️ Live Sound & Clap Tracking: Uses real-time mic analysis to auto-count your voice or hand claps hands-free.
⌚ Standalone Apple Watch App: Count 100% offline on your wrist without bringing your phone. Auto-syncs later.
🔒 Never Lose Your Count: Unlike cheap physical counters, your count is safely auto-saved and backed up.
📿 Tactile Haptics: Mimics real wooden prayer beads under your thumb with a distinct double-vibration at 108 milestone counts.
🌸 Sri Yantra Visuals: Glowing breathing mandalas for visual focus.
📊 Progress Analytics: Daily streaks, hourly focus, and long-term goal tracking.
📲 App Store Link (Free Download): https://apps.apple.com/in/app/mantra-chanting-japa-mala/id6791468380
🎁 HOW TO GET A FREE LIFETIME :
Thanks for checking it out, and I'd love to hear your feedback on the haptics and sound tracking!
Update:
Both iPhone and Apple watch apps are FREE to Download now and use life time for now, Please rate && review and share your feedback.
would be sharing code for premium feature access via DM individually.
Hey everyone! 👋
My team and I just launched **Fly Out – Neon Arrow Puzzle**, a simple but surprisingly tricky arrow escape puzzle game.
The idea is easy: **tap the arrows in the right order and get them all out of the board.**
The catch? An arrow can only fly away when its path is clear, so one wrong move can block the others.
🧩 Hundreds of handcrafted puzzles
🎯 Easy to learn, harder to master
🌈 Neon/minimalist visual style
📱 Play offline
⏱️ No timers — solve at your own pace
🎁 **Launch special: Remove Ads is FREE for the next 24 hours.**
If you enjoy games like Arrow Out / Tap Away / logic puzzles, I’d really love to hear what you think.
Is the difficulty curve good?
Are the later levels challenging enough?
Any mechanic you’d like to see added?
👉 **iOS:** https://apps.apple.com/app/fly-out-neon-arrow-puzzle/id6796550045
Thanks for checking it out! ❤️