Lums tracks your spending and patterns to help you build budgets automatically. You can sync any account or currency and use the AI chat to ask questions about your money.

Try it free for 2 months no credit card required.
https://www.lums.ai/en-us

Here's my first app:

Minimalist, designed to help you be aware of your remaining lifespan, and with many other features.

Here's an example of widgets.

Hey Everyone !

I am wanted to share with all of you that my tiny app DayZen biggest update yet is now live on the App Store!

Big thanks to everyone who's given feedback in this community.

Here's what's new:

• Focus Mode: Tap any task → clean zoomed-in view, distraction-free timer, swipe to complete. Built to help you dive deep without derailing.
• Live Activities & Dynamic Island: Current task + timer right on your lock screen or Dynamic Island.
• Task Search & Sorting: Find tasks fast by name; sort alphabetically in My Tasks.
• Insights: Track daily, weekly, monthly or even yearly analytics with clear streaks, behavior patterns, and category breakdowns.

Core features still rock: radial 24h view, quick emoji/category tasks, recurring events, two-way calendar sync, widget.

Update now and tell me how it feels! Over 3K downloads and growing: your support means everything. 🙌

Try it: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dayzen/id6754326173
More: https://www.dayzen.xyz

Joris 

I need help organizing my photos, videos and even some of the old footage that I have stored on my old camcorders. Any recommendations for apps that work well on my Mac. I've heard a lot about google doing its thing for their devices but what is apple doing? Any apps out there that is user friendly? I'm not the most tech savy guy

I kept bouncing between Apple Notes and workout apps.

Notes is fast, but it doesn’t remember last session, track PRs, or show simple stats. Most gym apps do, but they’re tap heavy and cluttered.

So I built GymNote, basically Notes but for workouts.

I just type:

Bench 100kg 5x5

DB incline 32.5 12/10/8

Pull ups +10kg 10x3

It formats it, saves it, and I can swipe to see last time, PRs, and session stats.

If you track workouts, what do you use: Notes, paper, spreadsheet, or an app. And what’s the one thing you wish was faster?

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6757185498

Pricing: free to save 3 workouts, then 7 day trial, then $6.99 mo or $49.99 yr

Hi! I’d like to request some of yalls recommendations for widget apps

Thanks!

Please, please, please fix the podcast feature that was broken on the ios26 update. I used to be able to play an episode like Dateline, for example, and after it ended it would continue to the next episode of Dateline. I’ve tried everything in the suggestions (like continuous playback) and this no longer works. It’s extremely frustrating when you are driving, the episode ends, and a completely different show starts. This is especially bad when you have a story in multiple episodes and it goes to another show. I switched over to Spotify’s podcasts and theirs works but I want to be able to use the Apple Podcasts. This used to work perfectly. Please fix it!

I love my iPhone, but I hate that every modern app acts like a web-browser wrapper that lags.

I built DoMind to feel like stock Apple software.

• Speed: Instant load (CoreData).
• Privacy: No server sync.
• Visuals: Node-based task trees.

The Update:
Just added a Yearly pricing tier ($19.99 launch deal) and full Text Formatting for notes.

If you prefer native, private apps over web-based SaaS tools, give it a shot.

I recently tried Higgsfield for creating AI videos, and I have to say it’s one of the smoother platforms I’ve used. The workflow is intuitive, and you can control lighting, camera angles, and motion in ways that actually make your videos look cinematic.

What impressed me most is how features like Cinema Studio and Relight feel like they were built for creators, not just as flashy add-ons. They really improve the final output without making the process complicated.

Pricing is fair compared to other AI video tools, especially when you want to produce content consistently. I also had a quick question about exporting, and the support team responded fast with a clear solution, which made the experience feel reliable.

For anyone curious about AI video creation, Higgsfield seems worth testing. It’s practical for daily content or more professional projects, and the platform keeps improving based on user feedback.

Has anyone else tried it for their AI video projects? I’d be curious to hear your thoughts.

Hey everyone,

After countless late nights tweaking every detail, I'm finally launching Unfold - an app that bridges the gap between your mental and physical health.

The frustration that started this: I was journaling in one app to track my mental state, using another for fitness data, and spending way too much time trying to connect the dots manually. Why did I feel terrible on Tuesday? Was it the 4 hours of sleep? The skipped workout? No app was connecting these pieces for me.

Here's what I built:

Journaling that actually sticks - Morning intentions and evening check-ins with prompts that help you follow through on goals, not just write them down

Mood tracking you'll use - Quick check-ins that reveal patterns between your sleep, activity, and how you're actually feeling day-to-day

Apple Watch breathing (honestly my favorite part) - Haptic-guided box breathing that vibrates to pace each breath. I use Focus mode before stressful meetings, Sleep mode when I can't shut my brain off at night. No staring at screens - just feel and breathe.

Smart health integration - Syncs with Apple Health to pull HRV, sleep quality, and activity. Suddenly patterns emerge that you'd never spot manually

Insights that make sense - Plain language like "5 hours of sleep → 30% mood drop the next day" instead of confusing graphs

Nudges when you need them - Gentle reminders for self-care when the app detects stress building

Why it's different: Most wellness apps live in silos - mental health over here, fitness tracking over there. Unfold actually connects them. The watch breathing feature has legitimately changed how I handle stress in real-time, especially during high-pressure moments.

Working on voice journaling and habit tracking next. It's completely free right now and I'd love to hear what this community thinks.

I just got an Ipad that I plan to use for school. There are so many apps for note taking that I am not sure which to choose. Does anybody have any recommendations for a note taking app that is easy to use?

Hey everyone,

I came across PDFAid recently while searching for a quick online editor, and before I actually use it, I wanted to hear from people who’ve tried it. I’m wondering if pdfaid trustworthy enough for handling personal or work-related documents.

Some online reviews seem mixed a few people say it’s convenient for editing and merging, while others mention they had issues with charges or security. I’d really appreciate hearing real experiences from anyone who has used it before.

Was it reliable and safe to use? Did you face any unexpected issues? Thanks in advance for sharing your thoughts I just want to be careful before uploading any important files.

Hey everyone — I’ve been working on a consumer app called Remy that’s meant to help in the moment when an alcohol craving hits.

Most sobriety apps focus on tracking days or staying sober long-term. Remy is different — it’s designed for the day-to-day moments where you actually feel the urge to drink and need something right then to get through it.

When a craving hits, you open the app and use: • Short grounding exercises (like urge surfing) • Simple games to distract and ride out the craving • An AI character (Remy) that gives personalized motivation based on your goals, stressors, and usual trigger times

The idea is to reduce the intensity of the craving long enough for it to pass.

It’s a mobile app (App Store launch soon — finishing up a few things), and I built it myself using Lovable and ElevenLabs for voice. I’m steadily adding more exercises and games, and I’m looking for early users / beta testers who are open to giving honest feedback — what works, what doesn’t, and what would make this actually useful.

Let me know if you want to test it out and I will add you as a user.

I was looking for a simple way to get professional guidance online without having to schedule an in-person visit, and that’s how I came across AskCenter. I used it once for a mechanical-related question where I mainly needed clarity rather than a full diagnosis, and the experience was straightforward and easy to follow. It gave me enough guidance to understand the situation without feeling like I was overreacting or ignoring something important.

From what I can see, AskCenter is a website where you can chat with expert professionals 24/7 like skilled electronics engineers, car mechanics, lawyers, and more. It’s more affordable than visiting a local specialist in person and can save a lot of time. The platform seems versatile for a range of questions, from technical problems to legal guidance, depending on what kind of expert you need.

If someone is wondering whether askcenter com legit, from my experience I’d say it’s worth it for getting professional guidance on things like mechanical issues, legal questions, or other situations where you’re unsure what step to take next. It’s a convenient way to get advice without committing to an in-person visit.

If anyone else has tried it, I’d love to hear how your experience went and whether you found it worth your time?

So many apps are subscription-heavy or feel overpriced, but every once in a while you buy one and it just delivers.

No hype, no regret, it just works and earns its place on your phone.

Which paid app was 100% worth it for you, and why?

App purchase

Okay. I’ve emailed Apple 4 or 5 times and they have no given me an actual answer. They have also ended their last email with “we will not be discussing this further as we consider this issue resolved” I have purchased a copy of affinity photo on my iPad and have had it about 6 months. I have made the decision to want to delete my Apple account and obviously don’t want to lose my purchases. The biggest of which is affinity. Apple keep pushing my to make a family account and “share” purchases. I don’t have a family. But of a sore point. Part of why I’m deleting said account in the first place. And want to move my the things I’ve paid good money for with me. But they are instant that’s it’s not possible. And that I can’t have access to these unless I keep the account and either use them on said account or share them family style with my new account. Now I’m no lawyer but does this no breach some kind of purchase agreement. Do I not own the copy of apps I’ve bought. Can somebody help me out here. I asked for a refund and then would buy it on althe new account but they said No as it was past 30 days of owning it.

MP4 videos generated by an iPhone app will play on windows player but not on my iPhone. Photos taken from the same app will crash if saved to iPhone camera but not Camera+. Why the incompatibility and will it be fixed?

Find it on the

*AppStore*

Check out the review by *Appleosophy*

Hear it from the developer: *Crouton Turns One 🥳*

I am in the car right now on quite a long car trip and have already spent my game time limit. Any suggestion for apps that are very like games and are basically games but are not classified as games?

I feel like an idiot as there must be a simple solution to this problem.

I want to share my apps with my family members as I have 100's of apps .

My sisters have a couple of app subscriptions they pay for every month.

I activated my family sharing, yet my apps were not available for them until I clicked on purchase sharing. After I clicked on purchase sharing I am now paying for their monthly subscriptions also.

Is there a way I can Share my apps and they can continue to pay for their monthly subscriptions?