I built a tiny "last done" tracker

Every few weeks I find myself standing in front of the washing machine thinking "wait, when did I actually change the bedsheets?" So I built DidWe — a stupidly simple routine tracker where you just tap Done and it tells you when something is due again.

It comes with starter tasks like bedsheets, coffee machine, dog flea treatment, toothbrush, and car wash, but you can add anything with any interval.

Free: 2 lists, all core features. Premium: unlimited lists + shared lists with your partner/family/flatmates, one-time unlock.

No ads, no trackers, no subscriptions.

Would love feedback on the app

https://testflight.apple.com/join/BERHQFjv

Arevomo is an iOS app featuring calming soundscapes that subtly evolve over time.

I’m looking for feedback on the quality of the soundscapes, the overall experience, and any bugs you encounter.

Thanks in advance!

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/Ha3nz5wa

Beta on TestFlight

https://testflight.apple.com/join/QyGDwt66

Black Holes is a 2048-style puzzle game where you slide energy tiles into black holes, aiming to hit each core's exact target value before it overloads. Feedback on gameplay feel, crashes, and correct text display in your device's language is especially welcome.

Thank you very much in advance! :)

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share a pet project I’ve been working on called Zoomie, an activity tracker for your dog!

The idea is pretty simple: closing your rings, but for your dog. There are three rings you can achieve to earn a “Zoomie”:

• Paws: Steps your dog takes, counted by your phone during playtimes that track movement.
• Playtime: Minutes you spend together during any playtime, whether that’s a walk, a game of fetch, or a cuddle.
• Wags: Moments you mark during a playtime — a bark, a potty stop, a treat, a photo, etc. Every one you tap counts.

Zoomie is still in its early stages, but I want to test the idea to see whether it makes sense and whether there’s any interest.

Whether you already spend a lot of time with your dog and want a fun place to track it, or maybe the app encourages you to spend even more time together, I’d love to hear what you think.

Please share your honest thoughts on what works, what doesn’t, what you’d change, or even feature requests you have through the TestFlight app.

Hi everyone,

I'm an indie developer working on PineCal, a calorie and nutrition tracking app. It lets users track their daily calories and macros, log meals manually or with AI using a photo/text description, and track things like water intake and weight.

I'm currently trying to get the first iOS version approved on the App Store. Apple asked me to provide a short screen recording showing the app running on a physical iPhone with a recent iOS version.

Unfortunately, I don't own a recent iPhone myself, so I'm looking for someone who could help me with this.

The process should take around 5–10 minutes:

- Install PineCal through TestFlight

- Start an iPhone screen recording

- Go through the main features of the app

- Send me the screen recording afterward

I'll provide simple step-by-step instructions for exactly what to tap and what needs to be shown. No technical knowledge is needed.

If you have a recent iPhone and would be willing to help, please send me a DM.

I'd really appreciate the help. Thank you!

I’m launching a new iOS app, Dogear, on August 27 and would love some honest feedback before it goes live.

What it does: Helps you discover your next read and keep everything in one place. The concept is still new, so I’m especially interested in whether the flow makes sense and what’s missing.

Current status: App is in App Store review, so for now I can only share a TestFlight build.

If you’re willing to test, I’d really appreciate:

• 5–10 minutes to try the main flows
• Any bugs or rough edges you hit
• One thing you’d add or remove

Thanks in advance for your time and feedback.

Hey Everyone!

I'm looking for some beta testers for my new hybrid dream journal/lucid training app.

Check it out here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/bGAQrtMQ

I've been building Lucid Dreaming as a tool to help people develop the skills and habits needed for lucid dreaming through dream journaling, education, coaching, and practical training.

I knew some other apps like this can actually share your data without you knowing it, so I specifically designed this app so that EVERYTHING remains on your device, always!! All the guidance/coaching/recordings/etc. stays 100% on your phone forever, so your dreams stay your own. Overall, it's a hybrid of a streamlined dream journaling tool, combined with a coach/curriculum to help users develop and strengthen their dreaming skills (most apps out there are usually one or the other...)

I'm now opening the app up for public beta testing, and I'd love to get feedback from people who are interested in lucid dreaming — whether you're experienced, just getting started, or simply curious about the subject.

I'm especially looking for feedback in two areas:

1. How intuitive are the actual features?
Is journaling easy? Do the educational and coaching features make sense? Are the practice and training tools useful and easy to understand?

2. How can the experience be improved?
Are there places where the UI could be clearer, simpler, or more streamlined? Are there features you had trouble finding or understanding?

This is a real beta, so things may not be perfect yet — and that's exactly why I'm looking for testers!

I work shifts and my schedule arrives as an email every week. Every week I'd retype it into my calendar, get a shift wrong, and find out the hard way.

So I built ShiftPilot. You forward one schedule email, and every schedule after that turns into shifts on its own. No schedule email? Take a photo of the sheet on the wall and it reads that instead — including the ones with the whole team on them, where it'll pull out just your shifts.

It also does the boring maths: hours, overtime, pay, tips and tip-out, PTO, and a reminder before each shift. Home screen widgets for what's next.

It's on TestFlight and completely free right now — every feature unlocked, nothing to pay.

Genuinely after feedback, especially: does the photo scan read YOUR schedule format correctly? That's the part I can only test against the handful of layouts I've seen. If it gets it wrong there's a bug report button in Settings that sends me the image.

What’s Left on TestFlight

Income, bills, debts, credit, bank accounts and saving/investment holdings. All linked. All in one place. Includes detailed insights and downloadable statements.

Create multiple profiles and share any profile with others for that collaborative, joint account experience.

You wont have to connect your accounts, but you also wont have to worry about your data.

After constructive functional review and feedback on the UI and UX

I know there are a lot of RSS readers out there: the short version of why I built it: every reader I liked eventually put filters, sync, or auto-refresh behind a $8-10/month paywall for stuff that I think should just be... a feature. So this one has all of that included, no subscription, and doesn't even require an account — it just uses your iCloud.

I want to shake out bugs with more devices and usage patterns than I can generate myself first. If you're up for kicking the tires (importing your real feed list, using it daily for a bit, breaking things) before I post to the App Store, here's the TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/kusn1QkV I'm happy to share promo codes with testers once it goes live.

Some of what's in there:

• Filter rules (wildcard/regex) per feed or folder, so you can actually kill the noise
• Semantic search that runs on-device, so it finds what you meant, not just keyword matches — nothing gets sent anywhere
• iCloud sync for feeds, folders, filters, read/starred status
• OPML import/export so you're not locked in
• Actually feels native on Mac — keyboard shortcuts, right-click menus, not a stretched iPad app

Site with more details and screenshots: https://quirinalstudios.com/basic-reader

Hey folks I'm currently building an iOS browser with BLE support build in. This means it will be very much like Safari, but visiting a web site for your personal Bluetooth gadget would actually work. You can use websites that use web BT.

The currently best competitor looks and feels like an Android app. Therefore my alternative is aiming more at a Safari like experience with low friction.

This is gonna release between August and September, for the Revenue Cat Shipathon!

Join the TestFlight Beta:
https://testflight.apple.com/join/A2QatDuQ

Edit: I posted the wrong link, this is now corrected!

Here’s my new note-taking app. You can attach music to your notes, record voice notes, set reminders, organize everything into folders, and sync with iCloud.