r/ShowYourApp

Over the past few months I built GeoSwipe, an iOS app for learning about countries in depth through a more interactive format.

The idea is simple: you discover countries one at a time, swipe left to see another, or swipe right to open a detailed guide when one catches your interest.

Each guide covers basic geography, landscapes, culture, history, language, cities, government, economy, everyday life, and common misconceptions. It also includes audio, flag explanations, regional maps, interactive statistics, and references to the original sources. The content is grounded in reputable sources such as Britannica, the World Bank, and National Geographic.

I also added country comparisons, quizzes, and short geography games, including ranking countries by population, locating countries on the map, and flag and capital quizzes.

I’ve just released it on iOS and included a very short demo here. I’d genuinely appreciate honest feedback from fellow geography nerds.

Title: Beyond Alarm — Stop Morning Doom Scrolling

App Name: Beyond Alarm

What it does: Beyond Alarm is a mission-based alarm designed to help you wake up without immediately falling into the morning doomscrolling loop. It makes you complete a wake-up mission and can lock distracting apps for a set period after you wake up.

Key Features:

Wake-up missions that make you get out of bed

Morning Lockout to block distracting apps after waking up

Multiple mission types including movement, walking, scanning, and more

Goal: Launch / Get feedback

🎟️ We have 100 free promo codes for 30 days of Beyond Pro!

To claim your free promo code:

1. Leave a comment below saying you'd like to try Beyond Alarm.

2. Send me a DM and I'll send you a unique promo code.

If you enjoy the app after trying it, an honest Play Store rating/review would really help us out ❤️

👉 Link:

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

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:

1. 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.

2. 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.

3. Setting of double-tap to lock the screen. Some launchers don't offer this, so I added it to the app too.

4. 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.

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

Hi guys,

My mom was struggling to drink enough water and keep up with her meds, especially with the hot weather. She kept forgetting, so I checked the App Store for a simple tracker. Most of what I found was bloated, wanted me to sign up for an account, or spamming ads.

So I made a small app for her called Sip & Pill.

The main goal was just to keep it super simple and quick to use. There's no account creation, no ads, and no data leaves the phone—just a quick 2-second tap to log water or pills.

It’s up on the App Store now, and I’d really appreciate any honest thoughts, feedback, or UI tips if you feel like checking it out!

(I’ll drop the App Store link in the comments so this post doesn't get caught in the spam filter).

If you’re recording a tutorial, demo, or stream, it’s often useful for viewers to see exactly what you’re pressing without breaking their focus.

That’s why I built Keyty - free, open-source native macOS app that displays your keyboard and mouse input directly on screen.

A few things it supports now:
- keyboard overlays with different themes and layouts
- mouse button and click visualization
- customizable size, position, and appearance

It’s built in Swift, runs locally, and is completely free and open source.

Website: https://keyty.app
GitHub: https://github.com/keytyapp/keyty

I’m still actively working on it, so I’d especially be interested in feedback from people who record tutorials, demos, or screencasts.

What would you want from a keyboard/mouse visualizer that tools like this usually don’t have?

Hey — I'm the solo dev behind PlanB, a free F1 companion app.

Full disclosure, I built it, not trying to hide that.

Started it two years ago because I was tired of jumping between three websites just to check when a session starts and what happened in it.

It's still an evenings-and-weekends project, no funding, no team.

This week I shipped 3.0, and it's an actual rebuild, not a facelift:

new design, new navigation, and the thing I'm most proud of — a race dashboard that shows tyre strategy, position changes lap by lap, lap time comparisons, and overtakes for any session. Plus widgets on iPhone, Android and Apple Watch.

Free, no ads, no accounts, no tracking. Not trying to turn it into a business.

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6503033841

Would love feedback, especially the critical kind

Hey everyone, I just published my first version of a small mobile game called Kick the Footballer on iOS.

It’s a casual physics-style game where you create your own opponent, kick them around, earn coins, and unlock ridiculous weapons/upgrades. I made it as a fun side project and wanted to share it with the community to get honest feedback.

What I’d love feedback on:

• Does the concept sound fun enough to try?
• Does the App Store page communicate the game clearly?
• What would make you click install from the screenshots/icon?

App Store link:
Kick the Footballer

Any feedback is super appreciated — especially brutal honesty. I’m mainly trying to figure out what to improve before I push the next update.

It's called WatchQueue. It's native tvOS, just me, been grinding on it for about 6 months. still rough in spots but i'm polishing more and more with every bit of feedback. Refined the UI over and over again until it made my use case scenario easier. based on feedback from active users, I've added in a few new things in this new version:

Trakt's optional now, there's a Plex tab that pops up so you can view your library from within, and you can request stuff through Overseerr directly from the couch. Main features are still there, click on a title and itll take you straight to it's streaming page or your personal library if it's configured.

anyway, more tweaks coming in the next few weeks including SIMKL and WETRAKR integration...

I built Sitemapper after getting tired of checking a sitemap, then checking pages, then checking robots, then trying to remember what changed after the last deploy.

It does that in one pass. Give it a public site and it reads robots.txt, discovers XML sitemaps, checks live pages, and keeps a snapshot so later runs can tell you what actually changed.

The part I care about most is not an SEO score. It is catching boring regressions like a page turning noindex, a canonical moving, a URL disappearing, or the sitemap suddenly shrinking.

Free first scan, no account: https://sitemapper.oortstack.com/

If you try it on something weird or messy, I would like to know where it falls over.

Update: Thank you all for the amazing feedback and for giving TKB Assistant a try! I really appreciate all the comments, suggestions and criticism. I honestly didn’t expect this much interest, and I’m already taking notes on things I can improve. 💚

App Name: TKB Assistant

What it does:
I built TKB Assistant because I wanted useful phone tools and an AI assistant in one place, without needing another account, subscription or cloud based AI service.

The main feature is JOLI, an AI assistant that runs directly on your Android phone. You download the model to your device and the actual AI processing happens locally, so it can work without an internet connection and your chats stay on your phone.

There are two models available, JOLI for more capable devices and JOLI Lite for phones that benefit from a smaller and faster model.

But TKB Assistant is more than just the AI.

Key Features:

Offline AI
Chat with JOLI directly on your device. No cloud processing is needed for your conversations.

Two local AI models
Choose between JOLI and JOLI Lite depending on your phone and the performance you prefer.

Storage Cleanup
See what is taking up space and find large files, duplicate files, old screenshots and other things you may want to remove.

Battery Health
Check battery level, health, temperature, voltage, charging information and charts showing how things change over time.

App Manager
See your installed apps, review their permissions and get a better overview of what has access to what on your phone.

Device Overview
Quickly check your storage, memory, battery and installed apps from one place.

Privacy
No account required and no tracking. JOLI runs locally on your phone instead of sending your conversations to an AI server.

Pricing
TKB Assistant is normally a one time purchase with lifetime access. No ads and no recurring payment.

Goal: Promo + honest feedback

Giveaway:
I have a limited number of free lifetime Google Play promo codes for people here who want to try the full app.

Just leave a comment if you want one and I’ll DM you a code while I still have some available.

If you do try it, I’d really appreciate honest feedback or critique, especially about JOLI, performance on your device, or anything you think could be improved.

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

Hello all! I’ve been redesigning my app’s onboarding for a few weeks and could use a second set of eyes. As a solo founder, it’s easy to miss what’s extra, missing, or could be improved.

I’d love your feedback on these areas:

1. Is the paywall that appears after setting up the account too much? I’ve heard placing it there can increase conversions.

2. What parts feel unnecessary or take too long to understand?

3. Is there anything you think should be added to the onboarding that isn’t currently included?

Thanks! I’ll reply to everyone.

For context, my app is a book‑tracking tool that makes it easier to manage your reading identity. It lets you catalog books from shelf photos, track time and pages, create custom shelves, and provides deep analytics on your reading habits.

P.S. Ignore the debug buttons on the left side of the screen and the ones in the “create account” step.

Hey Reddit!

I wanted to create a beautiful, lightweight experience right inside Telegram so users don’t have to install heavy separate apps. That’s how AURA was born.
It’s an independent project with 4 Mini Apps running from a single hub.

Here is what’s packed inside:

• Aura Music: Way more than just a streamer. It features advanced mixing, sharing, playlists built out of other playlists, and full gesture control (swipe to skip tracks). It even has a built-in audio recognition tool (Shazam alternative) with an expanded database to catch rare tracks.
• Aura ASMR: A fully custom sound mixer. Users can blend different ambient sounds, adjust the individual volume of every single element in their mix, and use a built-in sleep timer (a must-have for overnight listening).
• Aura Astro: Includes moon phases, daily horoscopes, compatibility checks, and interactive Tarot readings with direct questions to the cards and instant sharing.
• Aura AI (Personal & Business Assistant): Designed to handle daily tasks and customer management. It acts as a smart B2B tool: processes incoming leads/requests, automatically adds tasks to your kanban board, and sends smart reminders about meetings and plans. It reads text, images, and voice/video notes, and can be trained on your specific business knowledge base.

🌐 Check the web hub here: uniaverse.com

🎁 Free Extra Premium for Reddit:
Every new user instantly gets a 1-week free trial inside the bots to test everything out. However, for the Reddit community, I want to double down! If you need more time to explore the features or if your trial runs out, just drop me a DM here. I’ll gladly send you a special promo code to extend your premium access for an extra week+ in exchange for your honest feedback.

💼 Built-in Telegram RevShare (30% Lifetime):
For marketers and creators: we’ve integrated the official Telegram Affiliate system. It’s not my personal link — you generate your unique referral link directly inside Telegram, and the platform handles the 30% lifetime revenue sharing and automatic payouts.

When paying at restaurant you know the iPad they spin around at the counter. It shows one number — the total, tax already baked in — and three big buttons: 18%, 20%, 25%. Whichever one you tap, you're tipping on the tax too. In a 10% tax city that's roughly 2% more than you meant to give, on every single check.

I built Fair Tips to fix exactly that.

A — Answer (what it does)

Type in the total from the screen. Fair Tips works backwards: it pulls the sales tax rate for wherever you are, strips the tax out, and shows you the tip on the actual subtotal — plus the new grand total to type in. Tax rate comes from a bundled ZIP-code-level table (all 50 states + DC and PR), so location is a one-tap convenience, not a requirement — you can type a ZIP, a rate, or the tax amount off the receipt instead. Tip presets, a slider, round up/down, and a running counter of how much you've saved since installing. The app is most useful in the US.

B — Better (why not just use the built-in one)

Every other tip calculator I tried makes you enter the pre-tax subtotal — which is the one number the iPad never shows you. Besides, none can automatically tell the local sale tax rate. Fair Tips is built around the number you actually have. And it's the only one I've found that knows your local tax rate instead of asking you to look it up.

C — Cost

Free. One banner ad at the bottom, no interstitials, no paywalled features. $1.99 one-time in-app purchase removes the ad forever — no subscription.

App store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fair-tips/id6502357717

privacy policy

terms of use

our friend group is split across spotify, apple music, youtube music and even vlc. theres no way to see what everyone is playing unless you're all on the same app.

so we started building vynu, an android home screen widget that shows what your close friends are currently listening to in a compass style view. designed to work across different music players.

its not a streaming app or a social network. just a small quiet widget for close friend groups who want to know what each other are playing.

we're still early and want to see if this actually resonates before we go all in. if you’d use something like this, join the waitlist at getvynu.com so we can measure demand.

would love honest feedback, would you actually keep this on your home screen?

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.

I just launched TradeAnything on iOS and Android.

The idea is simple: no buying and selling. Just trading.

You post what you have, someone posts what they have, and you make a trade.

Sneakers for cards.

Games for electronics.

Collectibles for clothes.

Or literally anything for anything.

I'm basically treating this like an early-access phase. I'm looking for people willing to actually download it, post a few items, make some offers and tell me what's good/bad about it. I don't expect it to be perfect yet. I'd rather have 1000 real users giving me honest feedback than 10,000 downloads from people who never use it.

If you're someone who already trades stuff, I'd genuinely like to hear what you think.

What would make you use a trading-only app regularly?Trade Anything App Links

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.