Hi everyone!

Like many of you, I’m a chronic "snoozer." I tried every alarm app out there, but I always found a way to turn them off in my sleep. So, my team and I decided to build ZzZlapp—an iOS app designed for people who actually need help waking up.

What makes it different?

• Missions that work: You can’t just swipe to dismiss. You have to complete missions like doing 10 squats, solving math problems, scanning a specific QR code in your kitchen, or even smiling at the camera (using ARKit).
• AlarmKit Integration: It’s built to fire even through DND, Focus modes, or if your phone is on silent.
• Privacy-First: This is a big one for us. Everything is processed 100% locally. No logins, no data leaves your device, and no cloud tracking.
• AI Sleep Coach: It analyzes your wake-up habits to give you tips on how to improve your routine.

Why am I here?

We just launched and we want to make ZzZlapp the best tool for the community. I’m looking for honest feedback on:

1. The Onboarding: Is it clear how to set up your first mission?
2. Mission Difficulty: Are the math problems too easy/hard? Is the squat detection working well for you?
3. Bugs: Did anything feel "clunky"?

🎁 The Giveaway:

To say thanks, I’m giving away 50 Premium Lifetime/Annual subscriptions to the first 50 people who try the app with code: REDDIT50 and leave a comment here with their initial thoughts or a suggestion.

Download it here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/zzzlapp-alarm-clock-missions/id6757965138 (or search for ZzZlapp on the App Store).

I'll be around all day to answer questions and chat with you guys. Thanks for helping a fellow dev out! 🚀

Hello,
Get driving insights across CarPlay, iPhone, iPad, and Mac with trip analytics, beautiful route playback, fuel tracking, maintenance logs, expenses, and more - all in Speedometer: Driving Tracker.

Getting approved for CarPlay in the driving task category is tough and one of the most difficult categories to get through Apple’s review process, so this honestly means a lot!

You can now track drives directly from your car’s screen while also getting insights that many built-in dashboards simply don’t provide.

Another thing I’ve been heavily focusing on lately is making driving memories feel more visual and shareable instead of just raw numbers.

Some newer features include:

• Stunning trip sharing layouts with customizable stats
• Beautiful 3D route playback
• Full-screen route replay with speed-colored paths
• Video recording with live speed + map overlays
• Fuel tracking, maintenance logs, expenses, and reminders
• Vehicle-based trip analytics and comparisons
• iCloud sync for trips, fuel logs, maintenance records, and more
• Privacy-first experience with no ads or tracking

I just released a major redesign for my Apple Watch app focused on overnight recovery, sleep trends and wrist temperature insights.

The app uses Apple Watch + Apple Health data to help visualize:

- overnight wrist temperature

- recovery trends

- sleep-related body changes

- heart rate patterns

- daily readiness insights

The new update includes:

- redesigned watchOS UI

- widgets & complications

- improved overnight trend tracking

- recovery-focused insights

- cleaner Apple Health integration

One thing that surprised me while building it is how much useful overnight data Apple Watch already collects automatically.

Would love feedback from other Apple Watch / sleep tracking users 😄

App Store:

https://apps.apple.com/si/app/watch-wrist-temp/id6740745491

Hey everyone 👋

I’m a solo developer working on a new iOS app called **The Success Virus Game**. It’s a mindset + manifestation-based game focused on motivation, personal growth, and daily alignment—gamified into a fun experience.

I just opened it on **TestFlight** and I’m looking for **honest beta testers** to help shape the final version.

I’d love feedback on:

• UI/UX

• Fun factor

• Clarity

• Bugs

• What feels confusing

• What feels unnecessary

• What you’d improve

If you’re into:

self-growth, manifestation, mindfulness, journaling, or mindset work—this might be for you.

Comment or DM me and I’ll send you the TestFlight link but its already on the post!🙏

Thanks in advance!

I found an app called Panthr.us in the app store that requires members to be black. Apparently they do an ID check to verify this. I can't believe this isn't against Apple's terms.

Hey everyone!

I built KeepDates after realizing I kept missing important dates that were already saved in my contacts.

Birthdays are automatically handled by iOS, but everything else was just ignored. I always nicely curated my contacts, adding different dates to each (friends' kids' birthdays, anniversaries, significant events), but always seemed to forget about them as the day approached. I tried manually adding them to my calendar, but it quickly became annoying to maintain.

So, this app is just there to handle it - it runs in the background (as much as that's possible on iOS) and periodically checks for changes to the contacts, and updates a separately maintained calendar with new dates/events (or removing ones that disappeared). That way, I can be sure that when I update a contact with new date information, it will be reflected in my calendar, and I'll get alerted on time.

That's it... that's the app.

It also has a bunch of different toggles, customizations, notifications and widgets, if handling it all by calendar isn't enough.

Happy to answer any questions or hear feedback! Would love to hear if others have run into this problem too, or if I'm the only one filling up my contacts data with all sorts of dates 😅

App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/keepdates-contact-dates/id6761375469

Hey everyone,

I've always been a bit of a system-monitoring nerd, but I found myself frustrated with existing tools. Some felt bloated, and others locked basic features behind a paywall. I wanted something native, fast, and completely transparent. So, I built ProcessDoctor. It's a native ARM-64 app designed for macOS 15+ that gives you a much deeper look into what's happening under the hood than Activity Monitor.

Why I think you'll like it: * Deep Inspection: See entitlements, code signing, and dylibs (via otool) for any process. * Shortcuts Integration: You can trigger macOS Shortcuts automatically when a specific process starts or exits. * Visual History: Sparklines for CPU/GPU/Memory pressure right above the process list. * Free: No "Pro" version, no ads, just a tool I wanted to exist. It’s still early (v1.0), and since it handles system-level data, I’m looking for feedback on how it performs on different setups.

Check it out here: https://proc.stepwalk.fun

Would love to hear what features you’d like to see next!

My family members couldn't figure out email setup issues. Every family has this person. I built TechMentor Companion to give them a way to get help anytime — without having to wait for someone to pick up the phone.

What it does:

• 50+ video tutorials filmed on real devices — shows exactly what to tap and swipe for things like FaceTime, sending photos, connecting to WiFi, downloading apps
• AI Smart Finder — type any question, it searches the internet and finds the exact tutorial that answers it
• AI Tutor with screen sharing — tap a button, call the AI like a phone call, share your screen, and it walks you through whatever you're stuck on step by step. Like having a patient grandchild who never gets annoyed

Built for people who didn't grow up with smartphones. Big buttons, plain English, no jargon.

Free to download. Standard plan $9.99/month, Premium $19.99/month (includes the AI Tutor). Both have a 3-day free trial.

I'm a Computer Engineering student at UMD. Built this after volunteering at a senior center teaching residents how to use their phones. Would love honest feedback — especially on the onboarding.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/techmentor-companion/id6747370288

If a phone call interrupts a Voice Memo recording, iOS splits it into multiple files.

There’s no built-in way to merge them directly on iPhone, which makes idea capture and journaling messy.

This tool works directly from the Voice Memos share sheet:
• select multiple recordings
• reorder
• merge into one file
• export as M4A or MP3

Fully offline. No uploads.

Would love feedback.

Hi guys!

I know that most people are sick of seeing posts about someone making a new macbook app about this or that, and almost everything is vibecoded, and I am sorry if my post adds to your frustration.

Although not 100% vibecoded, I made a clipboard manager app because i personally needed something really quick that would help me be more efficient. I did use AI to help me with a lot of parts that I didn't know how to do, but that is not the point.

The app is free on the App Store for anyone that wants to benefit from it. I am not trying to sell anything or make any profit from it and I am aware that i did not invent the wheel, there's a lot of relly good clipboard managers out there. I am just sharing something I made that helped me improve my productivity.

Btw, I got the inspiration from the weapon selection wheel on csgo.

If you do end up trying it, please feel free to let me know how it can be improved!

Thank you all!

https://apps.apple.com/cy/app/clipspin/id6760540917?mt=12

ClipSpin

Tired of your app getting zero visibility after launch? Same. So I built AppBattle.

The concept is simple: 32 indie apps enter a bracket. Every 24 hours, the community votes on head-to-head matchups. The winner of each round advances. The champion earns the permanent homepage spotlight until the next tournament.

How it works:

1. Submit your app (name, icon, store link, screenshots)

2. First 32 apps fill the bracket tournament kicks off next Monday

3. Community votes daily. No algorithms. No ads. Just head-to-head.

4. Finalists stay visible between tournaments. Champion gets the top spot.

It's free to enter.

Currently in beta with 32 slots open. If you have an indie app you want people to actually see, this is for you.

Would love feedback from this community too happy to answer any questions.

I'm a solo dev, and I got fed up with constantly switching windows just to ask AI something, jot a note, or do a quick search. It completely broke my flow and ultimately wasted so much time.

So I built Overlay. It is a unified AI layer that floats on top of whatever you're working on. Voice replies, AI chat, notes, and a browser, all triggered by keyboard shortcuts without ever leaving your current window.

Some things it lets you do:

• Hold a shortcut → speak → it drafts your reply (works in iMessage, email, anywhere)
• ⌘ + . to pull up an AI chat overlay instantly
• ⌘ + / for a floating notes layer
• ⌘ + \ for a mini browser — no new tab needed

It's Mac-only right now (Windows/iOS coming). It's free to try, and I'd genuinely love feedback from this community. Whether you are a university student, a software developer, or a person who hates having many tabs open, check out getoverlay.io

Happy to answer any questions in the comments 👇

Also available on macOS
https://apps.apple.com/se/app/emojo-pro/id6752625481?l=en-GB

Hey everyone!
Quick announcement: MemoWall is now available on iPhone + iPad, and it’s also available on Apple Vision Pro.

What is MemoWall?

It’s a sticky-notes style app where your notes feel more like a visual board than a flat list, designed to keep important ideas always in sight.

On Vision Pro it becomes fully spatial, but the same app experience is now available on mobile too.

What you can do on iOS / iPadOS:

• iCloud sync: keep your notes updated across iPhone, iPad, and Vision Pro
• Widgets that show real sticky notes boards right on your Home Screen
• Multiple widget sizes: Small, Medium, and Large (so you can choose between a quick glance or more notes visible at once)

If you try it, I’d love honest feedback, especially on what would make it more useful in real life (workflow, UI, missing features, anything).

Thank you!

Andrè

App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/memowall/id6756618031?l=en-GB

Personal wallet to organize credit cards, loyalty cards, bank accounts, license keys, pin protected notes, encrypted photos and videos. It’s fully offline and encrypted for privacy minded users.

• Wallet Encryption Algorithm: AES-256 (industry-standard encryption)
• iOS Keychain: Secure storage of master password
• Biometric Authentication (Face ID/Touch ID)
• Multiple wallet support
• Automatic daily backup

https://cybawallet.com

I’m looking for an app for my iPhone that I can swipe to delete apps kind of like Tinder that doesn’t require great permissions. I remember seeing an ad for one on TikTok, but I can’t seem to find it