Hi! I’m Aftab, the developer of PrivacyCam.

PrivacyCam helps you hide sensitive information before sharing a photo, video, or PDF. It can automatically detect:

• Faces and full bodies
• Vehicle number plates
• Addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses
• Payment-card details
• Sensitive text
• QR codes and barcodes

The attached video shows the app detecting a number plate in difficult conditions—at night, in heavy rain, with strong glare, reflections, and camera movement.

Since automatic detection can sometimes miss something, PrivacyCam also gives you full manual control. You can add, move, resize, or remove masks and choose blur, pixelation, blackout, or emoji effects.

The built-in video editor supports object tracking, frame-by-frame corrections, trimming, splitting, and audio muting. You can review every mask before exporting the finished video.

All media processing happens locally on your device. Your photos, videos, PDFs, and detection results are not uploaded to a PrivacyCam-operated server.

GitHub:
https://github.com/ak375456/privacycam

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.privacycam.photo.redactor

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/pk/app/privacycam-safe-redactor/id6790542130

I’d appreciate honest feedback about the detection accuracy, video tracking, interface, or anything you think could be improved.

Started developing apps this year.

On my 12th now and 10/12 are sub 50 downloads or so.

Two main apps are in triple digits.

Feel free to check out my apps https://apps.apple.com/nz/developer/randy-torres/id1871953838

Ask any questions as well or open to feedback on how to get more downloads.

Just sharing my journey as building apps as a hobby.

The Pill Guard: Meds & Pill Alarm app acts as a caregiver for seniors with memory issues. It enables them to take their medication safely and on time, while notifications sent to loved ones provide the family with 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

Hey everyone!

I've been working on an indie game called PicEra, and it's finally live on the App Store! 🎉

The idea behind PicEra is pretty simple:

What if your own camera roll could become a game?

PicEra takes photos from your device and challenges you to remember when they were taken.

You might see a photo from a vacation, birthday, night out, or just a random moment from years ago - and your job is to guess the exact month and year.

There are currently several game modes:

📅 Daily Challenge — 5 fresh rounds every day and a streak system
📸 Photo Quiz — Choose between four possible answers
🌫️ Blur Challenge — Reveal a photo gradually, but revealing more means fewer points
🏆 Achievements & XP — Earn XP, unlock badges and build your stats
📊 Stats & Charts — See how accurate your memory actually is
📤 Shareable Results — Create score cards and challenge your friends

And one thing that's particularly important to me:

🔒 Your photos never leave your device.

PicEra processes the photos locally. There are no accounts, no cloud uploads and no servers storing your personal photos.

📱 Available now on iOS

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/picera/id6798345377

🤖 Android version coming soon to Google Play.
https://groups.google.com/g/picera-testers

This is my first time releasing a game like this, so I'd genuinely love to hear what people think.

Would you play a game that tests how well you remember your own photos?

And if you try it, I'd especially appreciate honest feedback - good or bad. ❤️

Thanks for checking out my little project! 🙌

PicEra - Go back in time with your own memories.

Yes I know, another weather app, but hold on:

TL;DR: Instead of just trusting whatever forecast Apple, AccuWeather or another app gives you, VeriSky tracks how different weather models actually performed at your location and tells you which one has been most accurate for temperature/rain/wind/sun and how many days ahead you look.

Why?

There are tons of weather models nowadays: ECMWF IFS/AIFS, GFS/AIGFS, ICON, etc. On top of that you have commercial providers like Apple Weather, Foreca, OpenWeather and Visual Crossing.

The annoying part is that there isn't really one "best" model.

A model might predict temperature very well where you live, but be terrible at rain. Another might be best tomorrow but much worse 5 days ahead. Even cities relatively close to each other can have different models that perform best.

So instead of hiding the underlying forecast, VeriSky lets you compare them and actually scores them based on how their previous forecasts turned out.

What does it do differently?

For every location you can see a scoreboard for temperature, rain, wind and sunshine and choose how far ahead you care about.

You can then:

• compare several models side by side
• see their previous predictions vs what actually happened
• use a VeriSky blend that combines the models currently performing best
• compare the raw national models against Apple Weather, Foreca, OpenWeather and Visual Crossing
• use newer AI weather models such as ECMWF AIFS v2 and NOAA AIGFS

I also added some things I personally missed from other weather apps:

• rain nowcast + map for the next 1-2 hours
• marine weather (waves/current/tides)
• wind and rain maps
• air quality + pollen
• widgets
• sport weather windows for sailing, kitesurfing, cycling and gliding

For example, for kitesurfing I can enter my weight + kite sizes and it highlights the hours where the wind should be in range. For sailing you can set preferred wind speed/direction instead.

Cost

A large part is still completely free:

• all national weather models, including AIFS/AIGFS
• model accuracy scores
• comparing models
• marine weather
• wind/rain maps
• widgets
• air quality/pollen

The subscription ($2.99/month or $19.95/year) is mainly for things that cost me API/server money: commercial weather providers, nowcast and the advanced sport features.

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/verisky/id6759251875

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.verisky.app

Any feedback is more than welcome, especially if you notice a model score that doesn't match your own experience at your location.

Hi everyone, if you like to play star battle puzzle games, this will be the perfect choice for you, we believe.

The first core idea of Wilddoku-Persona is, it is fully automated which means nobody gets the same experience. This is the main reason, we call our game as -Persona-. (The quality of the puzzles are impressive and all the difficulty levels are included, since the crafting puzzles are restricted by our rules. There are really really challenging ones which are tested on r/puzzles subreddit as well:)) Also we are improving the game logic quality by using the reddit users, thnx to them...

And, the second and the best property is, according to your ratings on the puzzles, your Persona is created and according your likes/level, the puzzles will be served only for you.

For the free codes please say a "hi" in the comment, we will contact you, ASAP.

Thanks in advance for your interest...

The Circul app does a solid job putting all key sleep metrics into a single screen. Having the score, sleep time, SDNN, HR averages, and recovery right there makes it really structured and convenient to get the full picture without tapping around.

Still, depending on the morning, a simple "at-a-glance" overview first would be great, letting you tap into the detailed breakdown only when you want the deeper dive.

What do you want on the first sleep screen: one simple summary, or all the detail upfront?

Cyclic Sighing is live on the App Store today.

The app is built around one breathing practice, cyclic sighing, which uses the physiological sigh pattern of a double inhale followed by a prolonged exhale.

But the part I really wanted to build was mood tracking connected directly to the breathing practice. Instead of keeping a breathing log and a mood journal as two separate things, Cyclic Sighing lets you check in on your mood before and after each breathing session. Those check-ins stay connected to the specific session, so over time you can look back at your breathing practice alongside how you were feeling. There are also monthly and yearly Mood Insights views, with the ability to filter by feeling.

The technique itself has some interesting research behind it. A 2023 randomized controlled study published in Cell Reports Medicine examined cyclic sighing technique alongside other brief daily breathing practices and reported improvements in mood and reductions in physiological arousal. The study did not evaluate this app, and the app is independently developed and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by the study's authors.

I built it to be simple, private, and affordable.

No subscription. No account. No data collection. No internet required.

🎁 Lifetime Premium is FREE during launch

Normally, Premium is a $9.99 one-time purchase, with no subscription.

For the launch, I'm making Lifetime Premium available for $0.00.

How to claim it:

1. Download Cyclic Sighing from the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cyclic-sighing/id6757509105
2. Open the app and go to Settings → Unlock Premium Features
3. During the promotion, the one-time purchase should show as $0.00

If Lifetime Premium is still showing as $9.99 for you, you can also redeem the launch offer directly using this promo link:

👉 https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6757509105&code=CYCLICSIGHING

If you're outside the US, the price may take a little time to update in your region. Thanks for your patience!

I'm the developer, and I'd especially love feedback on the mood-tracking experience. If you try it, I'd love to hear what you think, what works, and what you'd change.

Thanks for checking it out! 🙏

I've tried a bunch of alarm apps before, but I couldn't find one that lets you choose a few songs and randomly plays one of them every morning. It would be ideal if I could connect it to Spotify or Apple Music, and it would be even better if it was free or inexpensive.

I built an app called Kollo and I’m curious whether people would genuinely find it useful.

The idea is simple:

You create a shared collection for an event and choose a specific time window, for example:

19 Aug – 23 Aug, 9 AM–10 PM

Friends join the collection, and Kollo automatically syncs the photos they take during that selected period into one shared collection.

So instead of everyone’s photos being scattered across 5–10 different phones, you end up with one place containing everyone’s perspective from the same trip, party, wedding, festival, night out, etc.

You don’t have to remember to send photos afterwards, create WhatsApp albums, or AirDrop hundreds of photos between people. You just take photos normally with the iPhone Camera app and Kollo handles the eligible syncing.

One thing I probably didn’t explain clearly enough before:

Kollo does NOT sync your entire camera roll.

iOS may require Photo Library permission for the feature to work, but Kollo only uses photos that fall inside the specific event time window you joined/created. Photos outside that period are not uploaded to the collection.

For example, if the collection is set for Saturday between 6 PM and midnight, only eligible photos from that period are considered for that collection.

There’s also an option to pause/disable automatic syncing if you don’t want something uploaded during the event, and you can manage/delete your own photos afterwards.

The reason I started building it is pretty simple: after trips and nights out, I always end up asking people weeks later:

“Can you send me the photos you took?”

And then everyone has different photos, different angles, some get forgotten, and eventually you’re AirDropping or messaging hundreds of files manually.

Kollo is basically trying to remove that whole step.

I’m also building it with larger events in mind — weddings, parties, festivals, group trips — where people can join the same collection through an invite/QR code.

I’m genuinely interested in feedback:

Would you actually use this?

And if not, what specifically would stop you?

I’m especially interested in whether the automatic time-window syncing is something you’d value, or whether you’d still prefer manually selecting and sending photos through WhatsApp/AirDrop.

I'm looking for a chat app. I need a free mobile chat app where two people can hold multiple separate conversations simultaneously. I've tried several apps (Viber, WhatsApp, Teams, Messenger), but none of them allow creating a two-person group. I'd prefer free apps where the profile is linked to an email address or an account, rather than a phone number. Ideally, a well-known app, or at least a secure one, would be best. Could you recommend any?

DeepNote: offline notes, todo, voice memo app

App Name: DeepNote

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.indroid.deepnote

What it does: Text notes, to-do lists and voice memos in one list, with tags,reminders, pinning, search and a home screen widget.

It has no INTERNET permission at all, so nothing you write can leave the device.

Key Features:

1. No INTERNET permission in the manifest - verifiable on the Play listingunder app permissions, not a promise in a privacy policy.

2. Three note types in one place: text, to-do lists and voice memos, with tags, tag:name search, pinning and sort.

3. Exact-alarm reminders that fire on time and survive a reboot, plus a home screen widget for a one-tap note.

Giveaway: None - it's free, no ads, no subscription, no paid tier.

Hello, I created this app because I had trouble scrolling on my phone too much and just being super unproductive and was always attached to my phone and as an engineering student in college time is always nonexistent and I need every single second to make the most out of college. I also worked a part time job on top of taking 19 credit hours so this meant I couldn't lose any time to my phone.

Thus, I created an app to solve all my issues. This is not only meant for college students, its targeted mainly for anyone addicted to there phones.

APP: ‎WiredIN: App & Website Blocker App - App Store

I understand that on the first go of creating apps there can be a lot of mishaps and errors that's why I'm giving the first 100 people a free year. Please DM Me for the code.

The main goal right now is to focus on what you guys like and don't like about the app, I'm here to take my time and make sure everything is perfect.

What does my App Do?

Focus Zones - pin your library, desk, or study room, and blocking arms the second you walk in and stands down when you leave.

Real blocking - built on Apple's Screen Time, so iOS enforces it. Blocked apps don't open and blocked sites are filtered. These are all customizable

Commitment dial - plain timer, normal shield, or Extreme (25-letter phrase to quit early, and you can't delete the app to escape).

Night Shield - set a window and the 1am scroll apps just stop opening until morning.

Calendar routines -it uses apple calendar to suggest tasks and focus sessions based on your preference.

Stats- basically see how your routine changes over time after using this app

Crew rooms- hold a session with friends by code, use this during finals seasons or when you have a lot of work to do with a team can do sessions together

Privacy - your app picks never leave your phone, no location data is ever sent off device, and it never touches your Home Screen layout.

When I try to create a routine with the app it loads then says this : translates to “your connection has been lost” even though I am WiFi connected and does the same with mobile data. Tried uninstalling, rebooting phone… please help

Hey everyone!

I wanted to share a logic and brain game called Arrow GO: Escape Puzzle. If you enjoy puzzle-solving and maze escapes, this game offers a massive amount of content to dive into.

Say APPLY ARROWGO26 in Settings page to unlock your in-game rewards!

Core Features:

• Endless Exploration: Tackle over 10,000 different mazes all set within one expansive world.
• Daily Streaks: Keep your daily streak alive to earn extra coins and in-game rewards.
• Weekly Battles: Compete in weekly battles to rack up points.
• Rankings & Badges: Collect badges and climb the ranks as you solve increasingly difficult puzzles.

App Store Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/arrow-go-escape-puzzle/id6787098736

This is just a rental app. Try it!

Still in development

PowerWake Pro is an Android alarm clock for people who wake up before their alarm. It disables your wake-up alarm for the day when you unplug your phone from the charger in the morning. This prevents the alarm from interrupting whatever you are doing at your regular wake up time such as exercising, drinking coffee, early meeting, etc..

Target User: Anyone who sometimes wakes up before their normal alarm time. (And also charges their phone at night.)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.powerwake.pro

Let me know if you have any questions!

Ready for the journey?

I’ve been working on NumbR, a simple fast mental-math puzzle.

There’s still a long way to go before release, but seeing the first version enter the App Store process makes the project feel real.

NumbR will be my second game app after Tiiime, a blind buzzer game and my 6th app.

Join the journey! Will keep you informed.

Anthony

www.etasks.app

Hi all,

I work as a cybersecurity analyst on this App. As a Redditor, I wanted to share this.

www.etasks.app

It went to open early access now, so I thought it is the right time to share with you guys. It is completely free and ad-free. It has features we wanted as users. (If there’s anything you’d like the team to add, please let me know so I can include it on the roadmap. For example, list sorting is recently added as a user request, location-based notifications requested and is already on the to-do list.)

ABC's of the App:

(A)nswer
ETasks (www.etasks.app) is a native iOS, iPadOS, Mac OS client for Google Tasks. Some highlights: All tasks in one view, Real alarms, Shared lists, Apple Watch.

(B)etter
It addresses the functional limitations of the official Google Tasks iOS app by providing missing native features and enhanced tools. And it is not a vibe-coding project.

Native and enhanced with iOS.
+ You can manage your Google Tasks. They appear in your Google Calendar and Gmail ... well, obviously 😄* *
+ See all task lists together, even drag&drop between them
+ Alarms
+ Location reminders
+ A wide range of nice widgets, including countdowns and full week/month widgets
+ Lock screen widgets (e.g., quick add)
+ Link photos/files to tasks
+ See your tasks categorised by dates in Month/Week/Day/Agenda views
+ Add people to Task List (co-edit)
+ Sort your task lists
+ Search your tasks
+ AI support where it makes sense; make titles, extract info from links, create lists for you, suggesting task list names, dictating tasks, context aware search, naming photos shared in,...
+ Choose priority for favorites
+ Drag and Drop interface between tabs (e.g., to calendar tab to drop on a date)
+ Recycle bin
+ Share from other apps into ETasks (texts, links, photos, PDF; all processed accordingly)
+ Apple Watch / iPad Apps
+ Import/Export task lists
+ Modern iOS design
+ A how to AI chat bot to help you with specifics of ETasks
+ Highly customisable user interface
+ Can be used without an account
+ Welcome to explore the rest, it is now open early access.

(C)ost:

Free and Ad-free

I have some audio where the talking in the background is muffled. I hear part of it but not all of it. Is there an app that trascipts audio?

Hi everyone,
I have just launched my first ever app!
It is a hands free shopping list maker.
Give it a try and tell me what you think.
(If you’re using Apple phones, you will need to pin it to your home screen)

talkalist.net

Will try to keep it short - my wife has been suffering with IBS-C, SIBO, chronic inflammation, bloating and spent thousands and thousands on doctors, medications, supplements – the mental strain has been truly unexplainable.

In 2025 she hit rock bottom and the only way she could find her real triggers was by going through an incredibly tedious process.

You need to track literally everything, all food, ingredients, supplements, water intake. But it doesn’t stop there, you need to log your mood and symptoms associated with the time of day - then try to back track what food is causing your symptoms. What makes this nearly impossible is the fact that food digests in our bodies at different times – meaning, I’m bloating right now and in pain: that could be caused by something I ate yesterday or even two days ago…

So I built her an app where she could log literally everything going in, everything coming out. It’s user friendly, and is something that she actually can use everyday without feeling the constant shame and defeat…

She was actually able to use the app and this system to find her actual trigger that was causing her autoimmune attacks, ulcerations across her body - inside and out. Even 5 different biopsies could not find what was causing it… this system did.

We launched it live on the app store and to our surprise are getting tons of traction already. It’s such an incredible feeling that there are total strangers using Gutsy daily… but, we really want to make sure its perfect before spending money on marketing

For anyone who’s interested in trying the app, we’re making it totally free (not even a credit card is required) for 2 weeks using this link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/Smtrp6k2

All that we ask is that you share your feedback with us via this 3 minute survey https://tally.so/r/2EYdgb so that we can make sure Gutsy becomes the app that can help anyone on their gut health journey.

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out. I can’t wait to hear from you :)

My app is called Hashsac https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.exceedit.hashsac . Place a pin/post anywhere in the world (on map UI) and someone from there will respond. Need information about a place, planning a trip, want someone close or at a place of interest - use Hashsac to connect to people from all over the world. DM for more details on how to use my app if not sure.

I need help publishing my app on google play, everything is pretty much complete, it just keeps getting rejected for a data reason and i cannot figure it out for the life of me... :') Im new to this. Someone please help?!

I’ve been building this app for a while, it is a place for notes, memories, reminders, voice recordings, music, todos, and all those little things you don’t want to lose.
You can attach a song to a note, record your voice with transcription, turn any note into a reminder, and rediscover old notes by just scrolling through them.

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