I built it as a pure skill-based arcade game — no complex controls, just timing, physics, and those “one more try” moments.
I’ve been struggling with something for a while.
I consume a lot (reading, videos, scrolling)… but I forget most of it.
So I tried something simple:
Instead of just consuming, I force myself to recall what I just learned.
It actually worked.
So I built my app LearnBack around it:
→ Learn something
→ Get reminded later
→ Recall it (text or voice)
→ Actually retain it
Simple, but it changed how I remember things day to day.
I built it for myself at first, but I think it could help others too.
Link https://apps.apple.com/us/app/learnback-fight-brain-rot/id6757343516
⏰ Don't forgot to ask about APP Store lifeTime Promo Code.
👉 And actually will be happy if you give me good feedback and 5 stars in the App Store.
I’ve been building a small project called DraftBattle (https://draftbattle.app) and I’m looking for a few basketball fans to test it before launch.
The concept:
You play quick NBA draft battles against real people under random challenges like:
- No MVPs
- 2000s only
- Under 25
- One franchise only
- etc.
But it’s not a free draft.
Every round gives you random teams/positions, so you actually have to build around fit, chemistry, defense, scoring, star power, etc.
After both teams are locked, the game simulates a matchup to decide the winner.
It basically came from all those “who wins this series?” debates with friends 😭
Would genuinely love feedback from NBA fans before we launch early access this week.
After months of building nights/weekends, I finally released the first version of Biona — an offline life manager for iPhone.
I originally built it because most productivity apps started feeling overwhelming to me—too many tabs, accounts, AI features, subscriptions, notifications, etc.
So I wanted something simpler:
One thing I’m proud of is that the app works completely offline. No account creation, no data collection, no cloud dependency.
This is still only the beginning. My long-term vision for Biona is to turn it into a true “life super app” — one place to manage everything important in your life with a clean and calm experience instead of using 10 different apps.
Right now, this is v1, and I’m actively improving it.
Would genuinely love feedback from you, guys, so I can make it better!
Freemium
App Store:
Biona: Life Manager
I’m 32 and tracked my fiber for a week mostly out of curiosity.
I was getting like 12g a day.
The recommendation is 25–35g, which honestly explained a lot. I always had mid-afternoon crashes, bloating, and just random stomach stuff I never really thought about.
The tracking apps I tried didn’t really help either. MyFitnessPal tracks fiber, but it’s buried behind calories and macros. Cronometer felt way too detailed for what I wanted.
I basically just wanted an app that told me one thing:
Did I hit my fiber today or not?
So I built one.
It has a daily ring for your fiber goal, barcode scanner, 200+ USDA foods, and a plant diversity score. That last part was kind of surprising to me. A lot of gut health research points to variety per week, not just total grams.
A few honest surprises after using it for ~6 months:
Free, iOS only, on device, no account.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6760719879
Would genuinely love feedback on the food database or anything that feels off.
Just launched: Dev Notes++ — a companion app for indie iOS developers
If you’re an indie dev managing multiple apps, you know the pain of keeping track of everything — bugs, feature requests, screenshots for 10 different locales, marketing posts…
I built Dev Notes++ to keep it all in one place. Some highlights:
✅ Log bugs, features & ideas per app
🔍 Fetch app info directly from the App Store (icon, description, ratings, IAPs)
📸 Organize screenshots by locale
📣 Draft and schedule marketing/social posts
📝 Rich text notes with search
☁️ iCloud sync across all your devices
📤 Export to JSON or Markdown
Free to start (up to 2 apps), with a Pro upgrade for unlimited apps and all features. One-time lifetime option available too.
Would love to hear what features you’d want in a tool like this!
Need your feedback/Suggestions on my content creation idea.
Online Articles/Documents to Social Media Posts.
I have an idea of creating an mobile/web app or chrome extension where you enter any article or a document which would identify important points and then creates automatically related images or texts with matching background.
I see content creators spend hours of time to convert articles into instagram / tiktok posts. But this app can reduce that hours of efforts under 1 min.
I wanted to get an opinion of this idea. What do you think ? How much time you think you can reduce ?
What are pain points you have while building these posts ?
Hi all,
Firstly i would like to say thank you to the people who helped test this app for me, it was a great help.
For those of you who dont know, I have made a darts game for me and my mates called Crazy Horses — basically a horse racing game using dart scores 🏇😂
We’ve been playing it down our rugby club and it’s actually turned out really fun (and competitive…)
Its something different to a standard game of darts and it’s actually a good laugh (especially after a few beers 😂)
Thought I’d share it here in case anyone else fancies trying something different on darts night 👍
Would love any feedback.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.crazyhorses.game
I’ve tried a lot of journaling apps like Day One and Apple Journal, but I quickly realized something — I don’t actually enjoy writing that much.
What I really wanted was a way to save memories through photos and videos in a format that feels natural and enjoyable to browse.
That’s why I started building Kadu.
It’s basically a private journal combined with a personal media archive, but designed more like a social feed. You can create entries using only photos or videos without writing any text at all, and your memories appear in a clean feed similar to Instagram-style posts.
Kadu is fully private — everything is stored locally on your device.
I also focused heavily on media support because most journal apps still treat photos and videos like attachments instead of the main part of the experience. In Kadu, you can instantly capture photos and videos directly inside the app without first saving them to your gallery and importing them later. There’s also a functional text editor and a smart share button that lets you quickly publish posts with all attached media to social platforms if you decide to make something public.
Currently testing the idea and would genuinely love feedback.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kadu-visual-diary-journal/id6762195713
ClearView Studio v2.0 is here.
More control. Better enhancement. Faster workflow.
Available now on the App Store.
Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clearview-studio/id6767339271
What’s new in this version:
• Full iPadOS support with optimized layouts
• Real-time dual preview system (Original / Enhanced)
• Live enhancement preview updates before processing
• New enhancement control panel
• Added Gamma Level controls
• Added Color Balance Level controls
• Added Auto White Balance switch
• Improved offline video enhancement workflow
• Faster and smoother preview updates
• Improved processing experience and UI responsiveness
• Updated visual design with the new ClearView Studio theme
• Multiple stability improvements and bug fixes
I created a neat emotion based faith app for emotional based faith guidance, it features a live prayer for your needs and a beautiful card sharing feature. I plan to add widgets & the bible inside the app soon if everyone leaves feedback !, try out the app below ⬇️
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/faithfuly-faith-prayer/id6758536631
Hi everyone, I want to ask for some genuine feedback about an app I built.
The reason I made this app was actually because of my wife.
She has been trying to lose weight for quite some time and goes to the gym pretty often, but her progress was always on and off. One thing I noticed was… every time she went to the gym, she still spent a lot of time scrolling her phone between workouts.
So I had this random idea:
“What if some apps on the phone can only be unlocked after you burn enough calories?”
That idea became the app I’m building now.
The intention was never to punish or control people.
I just wanted to create a small system where you finish your workout first, then you earn your screen time after that.
To be honest, when I first built it, I thought maybe this idea could help other people too.
Here’s the app if anyone wants to see what I mean:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/burnscroll-screen-time-control/id6758544932
I’m not a big company or funded startup. I’m just building this on my own and trying to learn as I go. After launching, I tried running Apple Search Ads, worked on ASO, and even localized the app into 13 different languages.
I also honestly hope that one day I can make some income from software I build myself.
The app has been live for almost 2 months already, but the numbers are honestly pretty depressing. When I browse Reddit, I see indie developers sharing how they got 100+ downloads in a single day, while my app barely gets noticed even after weeks.
Sometimes it honestly makes me wonder whether I’m doing something completely wrong.
That’s why I’m here asking for help instead of pretending everything is okay.
Is the app not good enough?
Is the UI ugly?
Is the idea itself too niche?
Or maybe there’s simply no real demand for this type of product?
I’m posting here because I know Reddit has a lot of experienced people — indie hackers, developers, designers, marketers, founders — and I feel like I can probably learn more from honest strangers here than from people around me.
You don’t need to sugarcoat anything.
If you think the app sucks, please just tell me honestly.
I would genuinely rather hear real criticism than keep building in the wrong direction without realizing it.
I’m still learning, and I really want to understand whether this is something worth improving, or whether I should take the lessons and move on to build something better next time.
Would really appreciate any honest thoughts or feedback. 🙏
This started from burnout more than anything.
Work was draining me to the point where after I finished, I would just sit around and do nothing. Then I would feel like I wasted the whole day.
That feeling stacked up over time.
I didn’t want another productivity app or habit tracker. Those just made it worse for me.
So I built something intentionally small.
You open it and write one thing that counted today.
That’s it.
It helped me realize that even on bad days, something usually still mattered.
I turned it into an app called That Counts.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/that-counts-today/id6764123247
No AI, no tracking, no accounts. Everything stays on your device.
Android version is coming soon, and I just submitted an update that lets you attach a photo to each entry.
Still figuring out how to describe it since it’s not really productivity and not really journaling.
It feels great to see people starting to download the app. It might be a small number to some, but a start is a start!
Give it a try : Movie Dice on Appstore
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
Hi erveyone,
I was tired of remembering what's I have already bought or what needs to be brought. So, I built an app that as a template under notes section where I can create multiple grocery list of me, for party or any occasion and can edit it any time later. The template is easy to use and I can check off the items purchased else I always end up missing out some of the items in the end.
I can share the list too with someone and it's easy now to have all grocery related notes at one place.
I have also released it in more than 26 languages so I would love to hear from you all if it's a great idea or helpful for you all or not. It's FREE.
Just launched Postmarks on iOS and Android. The idea: your daily steps move you along a real-world route through Japan, Korea, or Taiwan. Reach a new city and you earn its vintage postal stamp — illustrated collectibles that fill your digital passport.
The gamification layer:
— Route progression: steps = distance traveled on a real map
— Collectible stamps: one per city, earned permanently
— Daily streaks: habit reinforcement without affecting your collection
— Secret stops: hidden locations along routes with rare stamps
— After Dark mode: walk in a different mode to unlock exclusive night-variant stamps on a parallel collection
The free tier includes the Heart of Honshu route through Japan. Premium unlocks 8 routes total across Japan, Korea, and Taiwan, plus After Dark mode.
Built ZenGrid — an app designed to reduce doomscrolling and unnecessary screen time. Instead of giving access to endless distracting content, the app provides a minimal set of genuinely useful apps and tools so users can stay productive without wasting hours on their phones.
One of the main focuses is combining functionality with a clean and aesthetic visual experience, making the phone feel calmer and less addictive to use.
Currently validating the idea and collecting early users + feedback before the full launch.
Reply Below Will Send the wait list link into dms
I got tired of normal alarms not accounting for real life. Traffic changes, snoozing stacks up, and suddenly you’re late.
So I built Arrive — an iPhone alarm app that checks your commute, adjusts your wake pressure around traffic, and keeps a live countdown to when you actually need to leave.
It’s less about “wake up at 7” and more about “be at work by 8:30.”
Features:
Dynamic commute-aware alarms
Smart snooze limits
Lock Screen / Dynamic Island countdowns
Escalating alarms if you ignore them
One-tap navigation when it’s time to go
Been testing it daily and it honestly changed how I manage mornings. Curious if other people would use something like this.
https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/arrive-commute-smart-alarm/id6766583667
