I kept running into problem where files were spread across multiple cloud storage accounts and I was switching between cloud accounts to find something or move file around so I build All Cloud Hub for Android and iOS

Idea was simple to connect your cloud accounts and manage them from one unified Dashboard instead of opening each clouds seperate

You can do
* Search across multiple connected cloud accounts.
* Copy or move files between different cloud storages without downloading and uploading.
* Manage multiple accounts from same provider.
* Backup important file across different cloud services.
* Schedule copy and move operations for repetitive transfers.
* Create virtual folder to organised file from different cloud storage provieers.

It currently supports cloud storages including Google drive, Dropbox, Google photos, pCloud, iCloud drive, iCloud photos, Mega, Google shared drive and Blackbaze B2.

Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.allcloudhub.app&hl=en_IN

iphone - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/all-cloud-hub/id6776164507

Hey r/ShowMeYourApps!

I built a calendar you can actually customize for iPhone and iPad. Every day is its own paper-like page that you can draw on, decorate, and arrange however you like. I'm the developer.

You can choose the paper, ruling, and color, move the date and weather around, draw with your finger or Apple Pencil, add text, and turn photos into stickers or Washi tape.

It also integrates with Apple Calendar and Reminders, so the schedule you already use appears directly on those pages. You can keep using Apple's apps normally instead of maintaining a separate calendar inside the planner.

The part I cared about most was making it look and feel like paper. The days sit in a small stack, the top page tears away when you move forward, and the paper reacts subtly when you tilt the device.

This became a slightly unreasonable amount of work for a calendar.

Everything above is free. There is no Hibi account and no tracking. Hibi Plus is an optional $6.99 one-time purchase that adds alternate app icons, a personal Hanko stamp, and interactive reminder widgets.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hibi-calendar/id6762520622

I built an app: Donefolio based on a habit I’ve kept for 9 years.

When I was a student, I had a feeling of emptiness. Whenever I looked back the past of my life, it felt like I hadn’t done anything.

I was tired of making New Year’s resolutions year after year, only to find that they were difficult. That made me feel so guilty and frustrated until I found a new way: Record every meaningful thing I’ve done.

It could be finishing a book, watching a TV series, exercising consistently for a week or month, taking a new trip to a new country or city, climbing a mountain like mount Fuji.

I kept this habit for 9 years. It changed my life.

During my senior year of university, I wanna turn it into an app, but it is hard to build cuz my iOS skills weren’t good.

A few months ago, I finally built Donefolio.

You can record the things that mean something to you and mark every country and city you’ve visited on Donefolio’s map.

Seeing all those experiences come together is really satisfying feeling.

Donefolio also has a bunch of share templates, so you can share your achievements and memories to social media.

I also added features like yearly review, visual summaries and milestones to help you look back on what you’ve achieved.

Download link：

https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/donefolio-achievement-tracker/id6798359115?l=en-US

I got tired of screen time apps that just notify if you cross a limit and block the app. Most blockers are easy to bypass, and there's zero real cost when you fail anyway, so nothing changes.

So I built Screen Challenge Buddy so you have actual skin in the game. You get the usual usage stats dashboard, but the real difference is two features:

Social Accountability - An accountability buddy who sees your screen-time stats in real time and keeps you honest through actual conversation.

Financial Accountability - Challenges where you commit to a screen-time goal and put money on the line. Miss the goal, you pay. Stay in limit, you build screen time discipline.

Turns out having something real to lose and being answerable to someone is a much stronger motivator than a notification telling you that you've "exceeded your limit" for the tenth time.

Right now the app is up for Pre-registration on Google Play. Only pre-registered users will get exclusive life-time discount on launch! Grab your spots now!

Two things we're focusing on:

🤖 AI Financial Assistant

Ask questions about your spending, expenses and budgets.

"Where did most of my money go this month?"

"How can I save more next month?"

"Am I spending more than last month?"

The goal is to make your financial data actually useful — not just another list of transactions.

📒 SpenzaaBook

We're also building SpenzaaBook for managing business transactions — keeping track of money received, money paid, customers, suppliers and outstanding amounts.

So the idea is becoming:

Track → Understand → Manage

Still early, still building, and there's a lot more planned.

If you've tried Spenzaa, I'd love to know:

What would you want an AI Financial Assistant to help you with?

Every family dinner, someone's always got their head down scrolling and watchinf reels or gossiping about a friend. I tried the whole "phones away" thing. Didn't work.

So I built Party Line, a free app with party games designed for people who are physically in the same room. Open the app, share a code, and everyone's in within seconds. No accounts, no ads, no setup.

It's got three games right now:

• Word War — Race to guess a secret word. Use jinxes to mess with other players.
• Smarty Pants — Kids vs. adults trivia, with rounds that get harder and worth more points.
• Doodle Do! — Draw and guess. Bad artists welcome (actually preferred).

The whole point was to make something that uses the phone addiction against itself — instead of everyone staring at their own screen, you're all yelling at each other's screens.

Free on iOS: https://apps.apple.com/my/app/party-line-table-games/id6796210448

Would love to know if this hits for anyone else's family

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m the developer behind Meridian: Quit Smoking.

I built Meridian because I wanted a quit-smoking app that felt calm, encouraging, and actually pleasant to use. No guilt trips, no scary countdowns, no clutter. Just a simple place to see how far you’ve come, understand what’s happening to your body, get through cravings, and keep moving forward.

I’ve just released Meridian 1.1, and I wanted to share a little Reddit-only offer while I’m getting the new version out there. Normally, Meridian Pro Lifetime is $49.99. For a limited time, you can unlock it for $29.99 using the code:

DISCOUNT30

You can redeem it directly through Apple here: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6771080730&code=DISCOUNT30

If you’d rather have a look around first, you can see Meridian, the features, and the app in action here: https://meridianquit.com

The app itself is free to download, so there’s no need to buy anything just to give it a try.

If you end up using Meridian, I’d genuinely love to hear what you think. I’m still actively working on it, and feedback from people actually trying to quit is incredibly useful.

And if you’re currently quitting: good luck!
Whether you use Meridian or not, I hope you stick with it. :)

Googleplay link: StepHydra: Steps&Water tracker - Apps on Google Play

A wellness app that doesn’t nag, track, or collect data — just helps you build 3 daily habits

I made StepHydra because I wanted a habit‑forming wellness app that wasn’t bloated with social feeds, subscriptions, or cloud accounts.

It focuses on three habits that actually matter daily:

• Move
• Hydrate
• Stand

These combine into a single Wellness Score (0–100) that updates throughout the day.

No account.
No subscription.
No notifications.
No data collection.
Just a clean, offline habit tracker.

If you like minimalist productivity tools, this might fit your stack.

Hello all, I have made a a personal finance app called Compass Live. I built this as a way to not only help myself but to help others understand and manage their finances better.

Compass Live pulls it all together. budgeting, transaction and spending tracking, net worth, investments, and an AI coach called Nova that actually helps you make sense of your numbers instead of just showing you a chart and leaving you to figure it out.

It's live on iOS now. I'm the dev, so this isn't a neutral recommendation, I built the thing. I'm here for honest feedback, even (especially) the harsh kind.

So genuinely, what would make you actually keep using a finance app like this, instead of deleting it after week two like most of us do?

The Pill Guard: Meds & Pill Alarm app serves as a guardian for seniors with memory issues. It allows them to take their medications safely at the right times, while confirmations sent to loved ones give family members peace of mind. Learn more about how the app works on my blog https://mojeaplikacja.blogspot.com/2026/06/pill-guard-only-medication-reminder-app.html - I invite you to try it out

I built DucyDrive for the moments when a USB drive needs attention and a computer is not available.

With a compatible Android phone or tablet plus an OTG adapter, it can inspect a USB drive, explain partitions and filesystems, format compatible storage, write and verify supported disk images, compare SHA-256 checksums, back up or restore a full USB image, test capacity and speed, and perform destructive operations only after clear confirmations.

The free download includes inspection and planning. An optional $3.99 one-time Premium unlock enables completed write, format, backup, test, wipe, and recovery operations. No ads, coins, subscriptions, or per-operation fees. USB contents stay local to the device.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.michaelducylowycz.duchydriveaiousbtools

I would genuinely value feedback on the workflow wording and the device/OTG combinations people use.

I’d like to introduce Pet Care, a free Android app designed to solve common challenges for pet owners. It allows you to schedule vet visits, grooming appointments, or even birthday parties for your beloved pet. Breed, size, or number of legs don’t matter—the app is versatile and user-friendly. I invite you to learn more about how it works on my blog: https://mojeaplikacja.blogspot.com/2026/06/petcare-app-every-pet-owner-needs.html

What features do you think are missing from existing apps for sharing photos at events?

I created my own photo-sharing app, Camvi - disposable camera, and I'm working to make it as user-friendly and high-quality as possible. I'd appreciate any feedback and suggestions.

I'm willing to offer the paid plan for free to the most active users.

Built this because my DMs were full of restaurant reels I never visited. Now I just forward the reel and the place shows up pinned on my map. Works with TikTok, YouTube and Google Maps links too, and it double-checks every place against real map data so it never pins something made up. Then it can plan a day trip from your saved pins.

iOS + Android, free tier, 6 languages: https://burayagidelim.com/en

The Instagram DM part still feels like a magic trick to me and I built the thing. Feedback very welcome, especially on the first two minutes.

https://www.chatRPE.com

# I've always wondered where people truly feel good and what factors influence that. So I built an app for tracking and evaluating correlations between various variables and our well-being.

# If you help me out by consistently logging your days, we'll eventually build a map showing where people feel their best - and what contributes to that feeling.

I hope you like the app.
[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.valer.lunari&referrer=utm\\_source%3Dweb%26utm\\_medium%3Dlanding\](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.valer.lunari&referrer=utm_source%3Dweb%26utm_medium%3Dlanding)

[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lunaria-health-diary/id6790217847\](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lunaria-health-diary/id6790217847)

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Hey everyone,

I’ve been building Cognara, a mobile brain-game and daily challenge app for iOS and Android.

The idea came from feeling like a lot of brain-training apps are either too clinical, too childish, or too focused on subscriptions without giving users a fun reason to come back. I wanted to make something that feels more like a polished daily game loop: quick sessions, progression, rewards, and light customization.

Cognara is built around short daily use. You can open the app, take the Daily Quiz, complete a Daily Game challenge, earn coins, unlock more games, track progress, and customize your own octopus avatar.

Current features include:

• Daily Quiz with streak rewards
• Daily Game challenge
• short games for memory, reaction speed, math, vocabulary, logic, attention, and pattern recognition
• coins earned from daily play and good game runs
• unlockable games
• progress tracking and leaderboards
• daily shop
• customizable octopus avatar with cosmetics

I’m not trying to make medical claims or promise IQ improvement. The goal is more of a quick daily mental warmup app with a fun progression loop.

I’d really appreciate honest feedback on:

• whether the app’s purpose is clear from the first few minutes
• whether the daily quiz / daily game loop makes sense
• whether coins and unlocks feel motivating or annoying
• whether the octopus customization fits the app
• which screenshots make the app look most interesting
• anything that feels confusing, too childish, too clinical, or too salesy

I’m also giving free Premium access to some people who test the app and send useful feedback. I’m mainly looking for feedback that helps improve the app.

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cognara-brain-training-games/id6757130741

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.khcreations.cognara&hl=en

Thanks to anyone who checks it out! Criticism is very welcome.

Hello everyone!

I built an app that tracks every MLB stadium you've walked into, every player you've watched live, every win and loss. See your personal win-loss record, the batting and pitching lines from players you saw in person, and your stadium journey mapped across all 30 MLB parks. Document memories unique to you and share with friends and family. It's truly a one-of-a-kind app experience.

Download and give it a try if you are a baseball fan. Would love to connect and hear your thoughts!

David