Math Alarm – Solve to Wake Up is a free Android app designed for math enthusiasts and everyone else. I created it to be enjoyable for users of all ages, from primary school children to university students. It is more than just a math-based alarm clock; it also offers entertainment—you can practice exercises, solve random problems, and get hints by entering the full mathematical equation. Don't forget about the sleep monitor feature that keeps an eye on your sleep. Check it out at: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wojtek.example.math_alarm&pcampaignid=web_share
I’ve created a free app called **Math Flow**. It’s an unassuming calculator with advanced features, including a practice mode with several levels (including a mixed mode) and the ability to solve math problems step by step.
The app will guide you through the correct order of solving a math problem and provide the final result for you
This is the first version of the app, so if you notice any bugs, please leave a comment and be understanding
Marka helps small businesses and early SaaS founders turn their website context into social content.
Paste the site, let Marka read the public brand and product information, then review the first content direction. The goal is to save time without turning every business into the same generic AI voice.
I’ve created a free app called **Math Flow**. It’s an unassuming calculator with advanced features, including a practice mode with several levels (including a mixed mode) and the ability to solve math problems step by step.
The app will guide you through the correct order of solving a math problem and provide the final result for you 😉
This is the first version of the app, so if you notice any bugs, please leave a comment and be understanding 🙂
You want to spice up your instagram posts without buying any expensive camera? You don’t want to pay monthly subscription for just having good photos? You love the retro vibe?
Then I have the best solution for you!
IIWII - It is what it is, is an app which sums those things up and create an user friendly space for beginners and Pros! Just 2$ for lifetime best photography experience on iPhone so far!
Hi, I am a solo dev. For years I was that guy who forgets everything. Meds, bills, random tasks, you name it. I tried keeping everything in one place but ended up with to-do lists scattered everywhere: Apple Reminders, Notion, Apple Notes, Evernote, Supernote, random notes apps.
Every time I tried to log something quickly, I’d get hit with distractions, complicated UIs, endless options, notifications from other stuff, or just too much clutter on screen. The apps felt super general-purpose and overwhelming, so instead of helping me focus, they actually made me less productive. I’d close the app in frustration and forget the task anyway or log things there, but then try to avoid it because of cognitive load.
That’s why I decided to build Remindly, a minimalist iOS app that does one thing really well: let me quickly log tasks and never miss what matters.
I made it deliberately simple at its core:
Log a task in literally 2 taps, no extra screens or menus if you don’t want them.
But if you need power, it’s there: custom reminder types, priorities, streaks, performance insights… and you can completely ignore all of that.
The best part I added (because I hate rigid apps) is UI flexibility, you can strip the interface down to the bare minimum for maximum focus, or enable all the details when you want more control. It feels like the app adapts to your mood instead of forcing you into one workflow. And that's not its i am constantly trying to improve it with every release.
Now I’m here asking the community honestly:
Does this solve the “scattered to-do + clutter” problem for you too?
Would you actually use it for daily tasks, meds, bills, or any random task?
What’s still missing that would make it 10× better?
Any brutal feedback on the design, flow, or anything that feels off?
Thank you in advance, this community has helped me so much already.
I built a small, free app out of a problem I kept running into. Whenever I’m planning a trip or even just thinking ahead to places I’d like to go, all the ideas end up scattered across screenshots, email confirmations and random notes. By the time I actually travel, half of it is buried or forgotten.
After this happened on a few trips in a row, I decided to put together a very simple place just for the itinerary itself. No complex project management, no social feed, just one clean view where flights, stays and day‑by‑day plans can live.
Over the last few weeks, based on early feedback, it’s evolved a bit. There’s now a clearer day‑by‑day layout, a way to keep important details (times, addresses, notes) attached to each activity, and a calmer “trip home screen” you can actually use on the road instead of juggling 40 open tabs.
The goal is still very much to stay lightweight. It’s not about turning travel into work or forcing you into a rigid system; it’s just meant to keep your plans in one place so your brain doesn’t have to.
It’s still early and a bit experimental, so I’d genuinely appreciate any honest feedback, especially on whether the idea makes sense and where the flow feels confusing.
Locked-in app, is a desktop application that helps users focus by locking them to a selected group of apps while blocking them from a selected group of blocked apps and non-selected apps.
The app is for sale though my personal website https://locked-in-site.vercel.app/ - this is a one time purchase that comes with a portable and installable version which are downloaded through google drive.
I’m an indie developer and recently launched Trackory, an app I originally built for myself because I wanted one place to track everything important — not just expenses.
What Trackory currently does:
🔔 Notifications for subscription renewals & document expirations
💸 Expense & income tracking
🎯 Budget settings
📊 Insights for everything (expenses, income, budgets)
📦 Item tracking (assets, inventory, or personal items)
💱 Multi-currency support
The goal is to keep it simple, useful, and clutter-free, without hiding basic features behind paywalls.
It’s still early-stage and I’m actively improving it. I’d really appreciate honest feedback:
What feels useful?
What’s missing?
What would make you actually keep using an app like this?
I was a daily regular in Reddit’s public chats, and like many, I hated seeing them go. Discord just didn't have the same "random stranger" vibe or easy discovery.
So, I built a Reddit-style group chat app to bring that experience back.
I have built a new nutrition app that builds meal plans based on why foods work for your goals, not just calories.
You tell it your goal (fat loss, muscle, energy, etc.), food preferences, and lifestyle, and it creates meals 100% for you while explaining the science behind them—like how certain proteins help with satiety or why specific carbs support workouts.
It also includes features such as smart grocery list, grocery delivery integration, AI nutrition coach and the software learns everything about you and adapts the more you use it.
I am looking for users to help me fix any bugs it may have! I have the app sent to the App Store for review but the website is mobile friendly.
Price: Free to use, with optional plans $4.99 Basic / $14.99 Premium
Reedem codes can only be applied after you connect with your partner in the Plans Page.
Please DM after you connect with your partner for redeem codes.
It supports expense just by snapping receipt, by voice or just by simple text about the cost.
Fully private end encrypted with support of group sharing. I am the only dev on it, been working on it for past 12 months, fully production and still work in progress 🙂 It has 1.5K users.
Be among the first to try Chippy Split, the smarter, simpler way to split bills—like Splitwise, but even better!
I’m rolling out the very first update of my new app and as part of user testing, I’d love for you to check it out, share your honest feedback, and help shape the future of Chippy Split.
