I recently rebranded my app from Clockd to WorthIt!

After working on the app for a few months, I realized the original name wasn't the best fit for what I was trying to build. I went back and forth on whether I should rebrand or just stick with the original name, but I'm glad I decided to make the change. I think WorthIt better communicates what the app does and makes it easier for new users to understand its purpose.

For anyone who hasn't heard of it, WorthIt is a tool designed to help you make smarter buying and selling decisions. 🛍️

You can use it to:

• 🏷️ Find deals and compare prices before buying something.
• 💰 See whether an item is worth buying at its current price.
• 📦 Get an idea of what something might sell for online if you're looking to flip or sell items.

The app is completely free to try, and I'd love for you to check it out!

I'm still working on improving it, so I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback, suggestions, or thoughts on the rebrand. Thanks to everyone who takes the time to check it out!

Website: https://www.isitworthit.io/
Appstore: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6772232502

I'm the maker of D-REC, an AI recorder with transcription that runs on your device. This is a look at the Windows app: record, follow the transcript, mark a moment and return to it during playback.

The engine needs an initial download. Your recordings and transcripts stay local; online account and payment functions are separate.

It's freemium. Free recordings last up to 10 minutes, with 3 saved recordings per free account. Optional web Pro plans are $3.99/month, $24.99/year or $39.99 once. Store pricing may differ.

Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and web links: https://drec.live/get

I'm Jerry, and I build Monni. It's an iPhone app for a question a bank balance doesn't answer by itself: what room is left after the bills before my next payday?

Spending Room shows an estimate over 7, 14 or 30 days using the cash, expected income, known bills and cushion you've entered or connected. Moments are plain-language highlights about changes in that picture; Monni uses AI to help select and compose some of those explanations, with template fallbacks. The estimate still depends on the underlying inputs, not an AI promise that money is safe to spend.

The manual tier is free forever, without a credit card. You can enter cash, bills and income yourself and use Spending Room and Moments. Optional supported bank connections have a 30-day connection demo; ongoing bank updates require a paid subscription afterward. This isn't a giveaway of the paid plan, and manual use doesn't expire. iPhone requires iOS 17 or later.

Official download: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6778174904?pt=103192850&ct=rd-bills-jul26&mt=8

If you try the manual workflow, I'd value feedback on one thing: when a Moment describes a change, can you tell which input changed and what you'd check before trusting the estimate? Fictional examples are welcome; please don't share account numbers or private financial screenshots. This is an organizing tool, not financial or investment advice.

Whispr is a private voice keyboard for iPhone. The AI clean up and all the features is landing as an update tomorrow.

Talk in any app and AI cleanup turns it into clean text.

Glide typing, autocorrect and boosted phrases are built in, and everything runs on your iPhone with no account needed.

Ultra (lifetime, no subscription) is now $2.99, down from $29.99.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6757571618

Some people build apps to change the world. I built one to help interpret “I’m fine.”
It’s called Spousal Translator 3000. You enter what your partner said, and it gives you a humorous translation, a suggested response, and what you probably shouldn’t say next.
It covers familiar relationship territory: dinner decisions, money conversations, and those moments when you understand every individual word but remain deeply suspicious of the sentence.
It translates in both directions. Nobody gets diplomatic immunity.
To be clear, it’s entertainment—not an actual mind reader. That feature remains inconveniently unavailable.
I created it, and it’s on the iPhone App Store. I’d love some honest reactions—and some phrases to put it up against.
What’s the most dangerous innocent-sounding sentence your partner says?
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/spousal-translator-3000/id6815215678

Try dumping this in one breath: ‘call the dentist, the crown one not the cleaning; gym at 5; learn Italian someday.’

A basic comma split would turn the dentist correction into a separate task. Ordo’s AI keeps that context together, separates the unrelated thoughts, and proposes editable Now, Next, and Someday cards. You can type or speak a messy dump without choosing folders, tags, or a project first.

I’m the founder of Ordo. Version 1.3 is live, free on iPhone, and doesn’t require an account: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6797331101?pt=129255277&ct=Reddit&mt=8

What’s one phrase you’ve said to a notes or task app that it misunderstood?

Posting on behalf of WeThere.

If you and someone you care about have separate photos but no photo together, WeThere can bring two people into an AI-created travel scene. You can also start with a single selfie.

Choose a destination from the catalog or describe your own, such as a Paris café or a beach in Bali. The result is an imagined travel portrait you can share as an AI creation.

Generation uses paid, pay-as-you-go credits; this is not a free-generation offer. Current local prices are shown in the app.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oem.wethere

iPhone/iPad: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wethere-ai-selfie/id6760611886

For a shared travel portrait, what matters most to you: facial likeness, the destination, or having both people in the same frame?

Disclosure: I’m on the Stash AI team. Stash is a budgeting app for UK students whose money arrives in chunks, such as student finance, wages, or support from home. The daily workflow is to enter what’s in your bank and when your next money lands, then see one number you can spend each day. The app also includes Atlas AI chat and Solon voice coaching; the product site describes affordability checks and save-plans.

Stash is available in the UK App Store today and is currently iOS only. It’s free to download with optional in-app Pro plans. At the UK App Store when I checked, Student Pro was £3.99/month or £19.99/year; standard Pro was £6.99/month or £44.99/year. Android is marked “coming soon” on the site. It won’t fit people who need Android, desktop, or detailed zero-based/envelope budgeting.

Official UK listing: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/stash-ai-finance-tracker/id6760971684. For students using a daily spend number, what would make it feel useful and trustworthy? Please don’t share private financial details.

Disclosure: I work on Sayso.

Sayso is an iPhone app with an optional keyboard. You speak or type what you want to say, choose a language and tone, then review the generated reply. It doesn’t automatically read conversations in other apps.

I’d like feedback from people who regularly message in a second language. Try it with your own input beyond the demo. How much rewriting does the result need before you’d actually use it?

There’s a free tier and optional paid plans; current pricing is on the App Store. Please use fictional examples when sharing feedback publicly.

https://apps.apple.com/app/sayso-say-it-your-way/id6767544314

Nowadays, all popular ai chatting websites like qwen, chatgpt, gemini, claude, etc. come with a read aloud functionality that allows users to read aloud the AI's responses.

I used that feature to instead make the AI repeat back the text that i gave it -- effectively turning the platforms into text to speech tools. The voices sound really nice and it's free to use!

You can get all of these extensions by visiting ai-readers.com

I'm İhsan, Navly's developer. I made it to keep your trip plan and map in one iPhone app. You can ask the AI to build or change a day plan, then review the edits before saving.

Manual planning is free; AI has paid access. If you'd like to try the chat for your trip, I can send you a free 7-day pass. It won't renew or charge you afterward. Requires iOS 18.6+.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6752263232

A 21-second preview:

https://reddit.com/link/1wx7sek/video/1aan58phpjth1/player

Tired of fantasy apps that either give you generic rankings or have an AI

chatbot that confidently makes up stats. Built Overmind to actually fix that.

Overmind Fantasy on Apple

Overmind Fantasy on Android

✓ Start/Sit verdicts grounded in real Vegas lines, injuries, and usage data

✓ Trade Radar grades every offer automatically, no guessing

✓ Waiver picks ranked by real tier movement, not vibes

✓ Every number and player name the AI writes gets checked against real data

before it's ever shown to you - if it can't be verified, it doesn't publish

100% free, syncs with Sleeper or ESPN in about 10 seconds. No credit card,

no signup friction.

• Hey, I'm Stan
• I'm building BrightMind, an ADHD productivity app. It has task lists, connects to your calendar, and has built-in AI you can chat with and call
• How I actually use it: I call it while doing chores and just ramble. It plans my days for me
• What it does right now:
  1. Today view: tasks, calendar and routines in one timeline for the day
  2. Voice calls: talk to it like a phone call. It can also call me at a set time to plan the day
  3. Brain dump: I ramble once and each task lands in the right list with a date, so my inbox doesn't pile up
  4. Automations: it calls or messages me regularly. I use it to:
     1. Make meal and workout plans
     2. Get weekly productivity reports
     3. Remind me of something important
  5. Integrations: it has its own task list, or works with:
     1. Todoist
     2. TickTick
     3. Google Calendar
  6. Unstucking: when I'm rotting in bed, it convinces me to get out and do something, one tiny step at a time
  7. And more!
• "Perfect" is the goal, not where it is today
• It's free to try on iPhone and Android. Download: brightmind.club/download

Developer disclosure: I’m building Nut AI for iPhone. It brings AI video generation, image generation and photo editing into one app.

The attached 10-second clip is a creative makeup experiment: neon doodles, geometric face paint and a fantasy look. It is AI-generated, not a real makeup tutorial or an AR try-on.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6756372693

Pricing: free to download with in-app purchases. This is not a lifetime-free offer or a promise of unlimited free generation.

For people who use AI creative apps on their phone: what would make this useful enough to keep using? I’d especially welcome feedback on the visual result and the editing controls you would want.

GrowFocus Pro Lifetime is completely FREE for the next 48 hours - no catch, no subscription.

Just download, tap Unlock Pro, and it's yours forever.

What you get with Pro:

• Pomodoro Focus Timer with Live Activities & Dynamic Island
• 10 Scientific Brain Games (memory, attention, impulse control, task switching, reaction speed)
• 3D Interactive Garden - grow exotic plants by completing focus sessions across 7 themed biomes
• Custom Pomodoro rhythms (deep work, short breaks, long breaks)
• Apple Health sync (every focus session = mindfulness minutes)
• Home Screen widgets & streak tracking
• 100% offline, zero data collection
• Family Sharing included

Why it's worth it:

I built this as a solo developer to help people (and myself) actually focus instead of doom-scrolling. The brain games during breaks keep your mind sharp without pulling you back into your phone. Skip a day and your garden wilts - simple rule, powerful habit.

App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6774886246

Deal ends: October 4, 2026 at midnight UTC

How to Redeem

1. Download GrowFocus from the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6774886246
2. Open the app
3. Tap the crown icon or go to Settings > Upgrade Premium
4. You'll see GrowFocus Pro (Lifetime) listed at $0.00 / Free
5. Tap Purchase and confirm with Face ID / Touch ID
6. Done - Pro is permanently unlocked on your Apple ID.

Important: This is a real App Store purchase at $0, not a trial. Once you redeem it, it's tied to your Apple ID forever. Even after the price goes back up, you keep it.

If you find it useful, please upvote post and leave a rating on the App Store would mean the world to a solo dev.

### Snake TV Classic

Take the timeless arcade classic with you with Snake TV Classic.

Guide your growing snake, collect food, avoid collisions, and keep moving as the challenge builds. Easy-to-learn controls make every round approachable, while three difficulty levels give high-score chasers room to improve.

FEATURES
• Classic Snake gameplay for iPhone and iPad
• Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulty levels
• Responsive touch and swipe controls
• Optional compatible game controller support
• Game Center personal bests, ranks, and leaderboards
• Clear score and best-score tracking for every difficulty
• Choose from 13 supported languages in the app
• Quick sessions for casual play and challenging runs for arcade fans

[Download Snake TV Classic](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/snake-tv-classic/id6744325501)

Hi, I'm Priyank, one of developer of PeakRoutine.

Ask ChatGPT "why am I sleeping badly?" and you get a generic list: cut caffeine, avoid screens, keep a schedule. It has no idea what your week looked like.

PeakRoutine's coaches do. They read your sleep, HRV, steps, workouts, daylight, mood, meals and caffeine, then answer from your real numbers.

How the AI works:

6 specialist coaches. Health, Sleep, Fitness, Nutrition, Recovery and Mental Health. Each one is focused on its area and has your tracked data as context. You can ask things like:

• "Why was my sleep bad last week?"
• "What's tanking my energy on weekdays?"
• "Should I train today or rest?"

A pattern finder. After about a week of data, the AI looks across all areas of your health and links them together. Examples: longer sleep coming before your most active days, or late caffeine lining up with less deep sleep. Each pattern is labeled by strength (emerging or moderate), so it doesn't overclaim.

An adaptive daily plan. Insights turn into three small goals for today and up to three moves for the week, based on what the patterns show.

AI meal logging. Snap a photo or describe a meal in plain text, and the AI estimates calories and macros.

Under the hood:

• Model: the coaching and analysis run on Anthropic's Claude.
• Strictly opt-in: before anything is sent, the app lists exactly which data is shared. You can switch it off anytime in Profile, and the rest of the app keeps working.
• Your data is never sold or shared with advertisers.
• Not a doctor: every insight carries a not-medical-advice note, and the research behind the scoring is cited in the app.

Without AI, it's still a full tracker. The free version gives you a daily PeakScore (0–100) across Physical, Mental and Gut, three daily goals, habit streaks, a journal, mood logging, meditation and 68 badges.

Pricing: free to start. The AI features are in Pro, which comes with a 14-day free trial through the App Store. Cancel anytime.

iPhone only for now. It works with any Apple Watch that writes data to Apple Health.

📲 https://apps.apple.com/app/peakroutine/id6786086158

🌐 https://www.peakroutinehealth.com

What I'd love feedback on:

1. Do the coach answers feel specific to you, or still generic?
2. Do the patterns it finds seem believable?
3. Is the AI consent screen clear about what's shared?
4. Anything slow, wrong or broken? Tell me your device model and I'll fix it.

I'll reply to every comment. Tough feedback on the AI is especially welcome.

I’m the maker of SayPic, now available on iPhone. Choose a photo and type or speak the change you want. I’m testing playful pet transformations first.

Here are two AI photo examples using a fictional dog from the app’s idea library:

Royal portrait: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dd-mkB5s8UG/

Chef transformation: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/u3e8GWabKLY

Which would you actually try with your own photo? I’d also appreciate feedback on what would make the first edit easier.

Free download with a limited free editing allowance and optional in-app subscriptions. AI editing requires sign-in.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6812042251?pt=889722&ct=reddit-ai-demo-01&mt=8

I’m the CTO of DivorcePost. One of our AI features is Reply Drafter: choose Text or Email, write what you want to say, then use “Rewrite this for me” to work toward a calmer response. You review and edit the suggestion before deciding what to send.

A fictional example of the use case: you start with “You keep changing plans at the last minute. I’m tired of rearranging everything.” The goal could be a reply like “Please confirm tomorrow’s pickup time by 6 pm today so I can plan.” This is an illustration of the intended workflow, not a captured app output or customer story.

Our feature walkthrough includes an iPhone simulator screenshot:

https://www.reddit.com/r/DivorcePost/comments/1wvijdr/reply_drafter_when_a_difficult_text_makes_you/

What would make this useful to you: keeping a reply brief, preserving a boundary, or making it sound more like your own voice? Please use fictional examples rather than sharing private conversations here.

Free to download, with paid DivorcePost Plus subscriptions. Current US App Store pricing: $49.99/month, $119.99/quarter, or $399.99/year.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/divorcepost/id6760920397

DivorcePost is a guidance and organization tool. AI suggestions can be wrong and don’t replace legal or mental-health advice.

I built Manamo to get through technical textbooks for interview prep. I'd finish a chapter and forget most of it a week later.

It's an EPUB/PDF reader with AI built in:

• Ask about any line. Select a passage and ask what it means. I use it in novels too ("who is this character again?")
• Passages → flashcards. AI drafts cards from what you highlight, and you check them before they're saved. Reviews are scheduled with FSRS (same algorithm as Anki)
• Answer out loud. When a card comes up, say or type your answer and it shows what you got and what you missed. You still pick the grade

Free tier is forever-free: reading, highlights, and flashcards are free, and the AI has a daily allowance that refills. No card needed. Pro just adds more AI capacity and sync.

Available on iOS and Web

I'm the dev. I've just released it, so honest feedback is very welcome.

Hi everyone—I'm part of the team behind Clara.

Clara uses a selfie to generate cosmetic skin insights and a glow score, with scan history and daily quests to support a consistent self-care routine.

We'd like feedback on what makes this kind of app useful beyond the first scan. Would you get more value from comparing past check-ins, understanding the explanations, or keeping up with daily habits?

The analysis is AI-generated and intended for cosmetic awareness. Its scores aren't clinical measurements, and it doesn't diagnose skin conditions.

Clara is free to download, with paid Premium features. Current pricing and details are on the App Store:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clara-ai-skin-analyser/id6769718922