Hi r/iosapps!

About four months ago, I shared the first version of Hibi here. Many of you liked the app for its design and gave me great feedback, which I already implemented. I kept building, and version 3 now feels like a completely new app since you can now customize your calendar!

What it does (Answer): Hibi turns your existing Apple calendars and reminders into paper-like daily pages you can customize.

Why it’s different (Better): You can draw and write, customize the paper, arrange each page, create stickers and washi tape from your photos, and use Apple Pencil on iPad - so you remember your days.

Cost: The app is free to download, with no subscription. There’s an optional $6.99 lifetime in app purchase to unlock premium app icons and home screen widgets.

I’m the developer, and I’d love to hear what you think of how far it has come!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hibi-calendar/id6762520622

Another Stupid Monday is a simple mental health app / idle game where the player gets one doable task a week.

The tasks are based on principles from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, but I tried not to overwhelm the user with overcomplicated terms from psychology books. However, the app's mascot, Charles, gives a simple explanation for every task about why it can improve one's well-being. If users want to learn more, they can click on the task name to explore why the task is helpful.

There are 100 tasks in total.

What problems does it solve ?

1. A lot of mental health apps overwhelm their users with features and to-do lists.
That's why Another Stupid Monday focuses on only one thing a week. It gives users space to let the task and its benefits sink in instead of spamming them with more to-dos.

2. A lot of people don't know what actions to take to improve their mental health.
Another Stupid Monday doesn't rely on the user's skill level to structure their own habits and goals. It offers low-threshold guidance to explore different activities users might not be used to.

3. Mental health is still a black box for many people (Accessibility Problem).
With Another Stupid Monday, I did my best to avoid overly complicated terms from psychology and psychotherapy to make it more approachable. Additionally, the app design aims to attract people who wouldn't normally use mental health apps. I also implemented more than 60 locales because many regions around the world are extremely underrepresented when it comes to localized mental health apps. Lastly, the app doesn't use a subscription model, so users who might already be skeptical of mental health apps aren't scared off.

Apple App Store: Download
Google Play Store: Download

Personal note:

Another Stupid Monday is my first app :) Feel free to leave any feedback.

A — Answer

Hey everyone,

I'm the solo developer behind Doz, a medication reminder app I originally built because I couldn't keep my own prescriptions straight. I've posted here before, and this community has been a big part of how the app got better.

Doz has now passed 2,000 active users with a 4.8 average rating. All of it is organic and word of mouth — I haven't spent a single cent on ads. I really appreciate that.

Here's the part that matters to me: roughly 40% of those users came from Reddit — from people here trying it, telling me what was broken, and telling someone else about it.

So I want to give something back: there's a 30% off offer code for Doz Pro at the bottom of this post. It works for everyone, it's good for 3 days, and you don't need to comment or DM me for it.

B — Better

Most medication apps I tried treat every pill as an isolated task: "take one at 8:00 AM." Real prescriptions aren't like that. Medications belong to the same treatment; they have food timing, they run out, they need refilling early, and they end.

Doz is built around prescriptions, not a flat list of reminders. You create a prescription, put the related medications and instructions inside it, and follow the treatment as a whole instead of decoding a long list of individual pills.

What's new since my last post — all of it built on feedback from people here:

Prescriptions now behave like actual prescriptions. This was the most-loved feature, so it got the most work:

• Prescriptions have a duration and an end date
• You can attach your doctor's name and contact details
• You can mark a prescription as completed and keep it archived

Notifications and refills:

• More reliable follow-up reminders for missed doses
• Improved low-stock and refill alerts so you're warned before you run out, not after
• Clearer at-a-glance stock levels

Plus the foundation from before: daily and flexible non-daily schedules, before/with/after-meal reminders, Critical Alerts that get through Silent and Focus modes, adherence insights, Home Screen widgets, iCloud sync with data staying on your device, eight languages, no ads, no account required.

Coming next, aimed at making it easier to actually take the dose rather than just be reminded of it:

• Apple Health sync
• Mark a dose taken straight from the notification
• Mark a dose taken from Apple Watch

C — Cost

Doz is free to use with:

• Up to 4 active medications and 1 active prescription
• All schedule modes
• Reminders and dose logging
• 7-day progress tracking
• Inventory tracking and low-stock alerts

Doz Pro is designed for people with more complex routines, helping you stay consistent, avoid missed doses, and manage everything with less effort:

• Unlimited medications and prescriptions so you can track everything in one place
• Critical Alerts and smarter follow-up reminders to reduce missed doses
• Detailed adherence insights to understand how well you’re following each treatment
• Full progress history for long-term tracking
• Meal-time synchronization for better timing accuracy
• Faster dose logging directly from Home Screen widgets
• Archived treatment management to keep past prescriptions organized
• Custom alert sounds for clearer, more noticeable reminders

Pricing:

• Monthly: $2.99
• Yearly: $9.99, 3-day free trial
• Lifetime: $19.99

All paid plans support Apple Family Sharing.

The thank-you offer — 30% off Doz Pro Lifetime

• Code: DOZREDDIT
• Redeem link: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6760699565&code=DOZREDDIT
• Works for everyone; no comment or DM needed
• Expires in 3 days
• The final price varies by country, since App Store pricing is regional

How to claim:

1. Open the redeem link on your iPhone.
2. Apply the code at checkout.
3. Enjoy Lifetime Pro! 🎉

If you manage medications for yourself or someone in your family, I'd really like to hear what still doesn't work for you. Every feature above came from someone saying exactly that.

And if you're already using Doz and it's been helping, a rating or a short review on the App Store would mean a lot. As a solo developer with no ad budget, reviews are pretty much the only way new people find the app — and honest feedback in a review tells me what to fix next just as well as a comment here does. Thanks for reading!!

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/doz-medication-reminder/id6760699565

Website: https://getdoz.app/

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 🙏

hey builders,

i start the year with goals i want to achive at the end of each year and by the end i become flat with lot of things to be achieved.

recntly i came across - a japanese method which will help to achive my goal and it goes by name HARADA method.

this method -  guides individuals to break a major goal into eight core pillars, each supported by eight concrete, daily behaviors.

The result is a 64-cell “action matrix” that turns ambition into disciplined execution

so i have build something in lovable - i hope this helps me toachieve my goal.

also i am validating is this right idea to build so that i can help people achieve goals before building this into product.

here is the link for the app - https://michi64.lovable.app/

i will be happy if i can help someone to achieve the goals with my app

i am open for feedbacks from fellow builders

It is my first project yet was ambitious enough to develop to release on both platforms (MacOS App Store & Win64 MS Store)

And finally Apple approved my app first and it is just now published. Gosh, not sure why Windows Dev environment is so difficult.

I guess there is no one who doesnt like Cat or Dog?

https://wall-pets.com

for the past 6 months, two of us (me and my cofounder, phd and ms backgrounds in ML) have been full time on one narrow problem: turning images, especially AI-generated ones, into clean vector files you can actually edit.

we didn't start by training a model. the first months we tried the sane thing, building on top of existing tracers and cleaning up their output. the ceiling showed up fast. every classic tracer follows pixel boundaries, and AI renders are all soft anti-aliased edges, so a simple owl illustration comes out at 522 anchor points. the same art drawn clean is 59. no amount of post-processing closed that gap without melting the corners, because simplify algorithms can't tell "anti-aliasing wobble" from "the actual design". that call needs a model with an opinion about what the shape is supposed to be. so that's what we spent the time building.

where it landed: png or jpg in, editable svg out, roughly 70% fewer nodes than image trace on our test set, and the paths survive real editing in illustrator, figma or inkscape. it's built for illustrations, logos, stickers, flat-ish art. photos and painterly renders are honestly not the lane, the gradients turn into either banding or shape spam, and we say so on the site.

the video is the pitch: midjourney render in, svg out, me dragging nodes around.

GPU cost is killing us leading to broke but since we want to get feedbacks from folks
anyone can use this for no cost for now.
(you can google "PerfectVector".)

still improving it weekly. the most useful thing you can give us is an image it fails on, those go straight into the next training round. roast away.

Thank you!!

[NOTICE] 8th, Jul.
due to the surge of vectorization requests
the service if suffering from prolonged vectorization

it should be done less than 10 seconds but it takes more than a minute sometimes due to limited GPU resources

I will find solution to it and post later about this

thank you for all of you guys interest on our service.

Task paralysis isn't a motivation problem. It's a "the task is too big" problem.

You know the feeling. You have to plan a trip, launch a project, move apartments. You know it needs doing, but it's so big you can't see where to start. So it lives on your list for months.

Most productivity tools give you a blank page and another list to fill. The hard part was never the list. It's the invisible work of figuring out every step, in order, before you've even started.

What can maybe fix it

I'm the maker of Brevl, and this problem is exactly what its built around. You describe a task in one sentence, like "plan a 3 week Europe trip." Brevl builds an overview canvas of the whole thing, showing every part of the task and how it connects, plus a broken down list of ordered steps you can work through one at a time. You see the full map, then zoom into a single step.

Then it goes further than any planner I've used. It actually executes the steps across the apps you already use, with your approval on every action. For the trip, it creates the itinerary in Google Sheets, blocks the days in your calendar, saves a booking checklist in Notion, drafts the confirmation email. You review, click approve, and it's done.

Why you'd actually use this

• The breakdown is automatic. No planning sessions, no blank pages
• See everything at once: the big picture on the canvas, the details in the step list
• No context switching. The work happens inside Notion, Slack, Google Sheets, Calendar, Todoist, Asana, Jira, Airtable, and 25+ others, connected in one click
• Nothing to build or learn. No workflows, no new system
• You keep control. Every action needs your approval, and your data is encrypted and never used for training
• Big personal milestones stop living on the "someday" list

Giveaway

I have 10 lifetime accounts to give away today. To enter:

1. Create a task on Brevl (like the trip, launch, or move you've been putting off)
2. Comment below with that task

That's it. I'll pick 10 people at random from the comments.

If you don't win, there's a free version with 10 breakdowns and 500 credits/month and all integrations included, no credit card needed: https://brevl.co

Happy to answer questions in the comments.

Timegauge gives you time perspective on hour, day, month, year, and custom project.

Problem:
We often forget how fast time is moving, and lose perspective. For example: do you know 52% of 2026 has already passed, and 36% of July is gone?

TimGauge gives you perspective through a progress bar in the Mac menu bar.
In this update, I have tried to get duration in terms of flexible time. For example: you can track exact working hours in Day and set exact starting end end time in custom project, this was missing in previous version.

The app is a one-time purchase, 100% local, available on the app store and is notarized by Apple when downloaded from Website.

Comparision:
Progress bar is a known competition but they sell 5 years old version with limited features for $9.99

Pricing:
TimeGauge is available on Mac apps store:
https://apps.apple.com/in/app/timegauge/id6778277708?mt=12

You can also download it from Web checkout at https://timegauge.minilabs.cc/

About Me:
I'm developer of the app, you can reach out to me through X and support email support@minilabs.cc

I spend a large part of my day working with AI coding agents, and one problem kept bothering me.

The agents were getting smarter, but the way we interacted with them still looked like a collection of terminals, logs, and disconnected sessions.

So I started building Termi Protocol.

Termi turns AI coding agents into a visual workspace. Instead of only reading terminal output, you can watch agents work inside a 3D environment. Their animations change while they are writing code, searching the web, reading files, downloading assets, waiting for approval, or completing a task.

The memory system is one of the most important parts of the product.

Termi keeps track of what an agent researched, which files it opened, what it changed, which commands it ran, and where the work stopped. When a session reaches a context or usage limit, the project does not have to restart from zero. The work can be transferred to another agent with the relevant context preserved.

The goal is to make long AI-assisted projects easier to follow, continue, and manage.

Termi currently supports multiple coding agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Copilot, Aider, and others.

It is available as a desktop application and currently supports Windows.

I am still improving the 3D animations, project memory, agent handoff, activity history, and multi-agent command center.

I would love to hear feedback from developers who regularly work with AI coding agents.

https://termiprotocol.com/

Thanks for reading 🙏