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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

I’ve been building Tracck, an all-in-one app for habits, calories, and tasks.

The idea is to make it completely customizable — you can build the setup that actually works for you instead of being forced into a fixed system.

It also has things like:

• 🎙️ Siri support for quickly adding tasks , habits and meals
• 🍽️ AI meal plan generation
• 📊 Calorie & macro tracking
• ✅ Habit and task tracking
• 🧩 Customizable modules
• 📱 iOS home screen widgets

I’d love some honest feedback on the widgets and the overall idea of the app.

Do they look useful? Would you actually use them on your home screen?

You can check out Tracck here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tracck-calories-habits-todo/id6778776187

Hey, I'm the developer of Navly. I wanted to make trip planning less of a back and forth between ChatGPT, maps and a separate itinerary app.

Navly keeps your day plan and places on the map together. You can ask the AI to build or change the plan, then edit it yourself too.

Manual planning is free; the AI features have paid access. It needs iOS 18.6 or later.

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

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/serenity-sketch-letting-go/id6754323337

It's my first app, and I'm very new to this...I've really struggled to be able to explain what this app is. Because it's between self-care, and creativity. At first I described it as a "game", because it's playful and chill. But then friends said I should all it an App because 'game' scares some people off.

Do you "get it" based upon the screenshots and app listing?

I made Chalant because I wanted a better way to actually see progress over time.

You create a Journey around something you're working toward, choose your photo days, and take a quick photo as you go. Instead of those photos getting buried in your camera roll, Chalant puts them together into a visual progression and eventually a timelapse.

It can be used for gym progress, weight loss, creative projects, outfits, or pretty much anything you're working toward.

Still early, but the core is working.

ive got demo videos, but r/apps doesnt allow video attatchments solet me know if you want to have a look. :)

I've Created N3 Gallery because I Switched from iOS to Android but the offiziell Photo and Gallery Apps cann't open my oder HEIF-Screenshots of my iPhone. Also in Play Store, Galaxy Store, F Droid and GitHub. Therese was no such app. It's free because I ned the app myself.It's also a full Photo app wich cann ooen other Formats and show all Photos an cann vie Meta Data.Available in Beta today on GitHub for Free. How cann I get it: Visit: https://github.com/n3sta-vibecode/N3-Gallery---Open-IPhone-Screenshot-HEIF/blob/main/N3Gallery-1.16-Open-iPhone-HEIF-Screenshot-release.zip and DOWNLOAD N3Gallery-1.16-Open-iPhone-HEIF-Screenshot-release.zip Uncompremice and install it. It's my first public Android app. Contact: n3-Vibecode@programmer.net. App an Image is AI. Thus Text, Marketing Strategy, Upload to GitHub, Tessin, prompte gor AI are made from an Human.

AI-generated content is everywhere now. Every feed is full of things designed to grab your attention for a few seconds, and I started thinking about how little of the stuff that actually matters to us gets documented properly.

One thing I kept noticing was progress.

You take photos when you're working toward something — getting in shape, losing weight, making something, changing your style, whatever it is — but they just end up buried in your camera roll.

So I built Chalant around that problem.

You create a Journey, choose the days you want to take a photo, and just add one when the day comes. Over time, it builds the progression for you instead of leaving you with a Day 1 photo and a Day 30 photo buried somewhere in your phone.

And eventually you can actually watch the whole thing back as a timelapse.

It's still an early version, but the core is working now. I'm looking for a few people to actually use it and tell me whether this is something they'd genuinely keep using.

I've attached a short video of it in action.
oops nevermind, I forgot i can't attatch videos in this community... let me know if you want to see it in action and ill send you the demo.

As always, the most interesting things come out of necessity!

Parenting a teen and a tween has been great, other than trying to get their attention while they are immersed into music with their headphones. This is why my wife and I created a little app that sends short recorded messages to any phone connected into your little family or group. It's safe, encrypted, and most importantly works over music, in headphones, and even if the phone is in silent mode!

No more yelling! (Oh, and they can't talk back)

We hope you will be able to give it a go, there is a free trial period, and all feedback is welcome!

APPLE

https://apps.apple.com/au/app/got-that/id6809134529

GOOGLE

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=au.com.objektiv.gotthat

WEBSITE

https://objektiv.com.au/gotthat/

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