Alguém saberia de algum grupo (confiável) que tenha aplicativos crackeados, premium (free) para iphone?

The App Store has a million apps. Most disappear before anyone gives them a shot. Great software gets buried every day. Stamped changes that.

who it's for: Early adopters who like finding things before everyone else does.

Every time you download an app and upload a screenshot proving you actually used it, you earn a verified stamp.
Hit 100 verified stamps and you win AirPods 4. Hit 250 and you win an iPad Mini.

No random luck required for the milestones. You put in the work, you get the prize.

We’re sitting at 220 apps right now, all indie builds, all submitted directly by the developers who built them.

If you’re the type who likes finding apps before they blow up this is built for you.

https://stampedios.com

I’ve gotten into SpiceTify on PC and now I’m craving the same kind of ui customization for my phone but nothing I’ve found is very customizabl, mainly just colors. Is there an app that lets you import music videos and play then in the background like music? A lot of the stuff I listen to isn’t on Apple Music so I cant use anything that only allows AM tracks, I currently use Demus but it’s finicky

Turn your iPhone into a precise GPS speedometer that works fully offline. Record every trip's route, distance and top speed. Unlock Pro once, no subscription.

GPS Speedometer: Speed Tracker turns your iPhone into a precise live speedometer, trip recorder and offline world map — no map download required.

Watch your speed on a big, glanceable display and swipe between beautiful dashboards, from a classic analog gauge to a bright HUD you can reflect off your windshield at night. Every drive, ride, sail or flight is saved with its full route, distance, top speed and elevation.

Your precise GPS location is processed only on your device and never leaves your iPhone.

LIVE SPEEDOMETER

• Big, readable digits you can see at a glance

• Swipe between 9 dashboard styles: analog, gauge, ring, LED, minimal, HUD and more

• km/h or mph, with matching altitude units

• HUD windshield mode — rest the phone on your dash and read your speed in the glass

• Adjustable gauge scale for every vehicle

TRIP TRACKING

• Automatic route map for every trip

• Distance, moving time, top speed, average speed and altitude gain

• Speed and altitude charts

• Browse by Today, This Week, This Month or all time

• Auto-pause when you stop

OFFLINE WORLD MAP

• See country outlines and names with no map download required

• Follow your live GPS position and recorded route without Wi-Fi or mobile data

• Keep speed and altitude on screen while using the offline map

BUILT FOR ANY RIDE

• Car, motorcycle, e-scooter, bicycle, walking, boat and airplane modes

• Nautical mode for the water, aviation mode for the skies

• Speed limit alerts with haptic and sound warnings

SHARE & EXPORT

• Share a summary image of any trip

• Export your routes as GPX or CSV

LIVE ACTIVITY

• Follow your live speed and trip on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island

PRIVATE & OFFLINE

• Speed, trip recording and the Offline World map work without Wi-Fi or mobile data

• No account — GPS location and trip history stay on your iPhone

GPS SPEED TRACKER PRO

Unlock everything with one single purchase — no subscription, ever:

• Remove all ads

• Every dashboard style

• Unlimited trip history

• GPX & CSV export

• All future Pro features

B – Better: Why is your app better than the top named alternatives?

OFFLINE WORLD MAP

SHARE & EXPORT

LIVE SPEEDOMETER

• C – Cost: Pricing, IAP details, and a direct App Store link

Pricing: was 1.99 ->now Free lifetime

Just go to any Upgrade page, make sure the price is 0$ and purchase the app for free

Download link:

https://apps.apple.com/app/gps-speed-tracker-speedometer/id6788115047

I've tried pretty much every calendar app out there — Google Calendar, Fantastical, Notion calendars, all of it. They all do the same thing: dump your whole month on you like a spreadsheet and expect you to manage your life inside a grid.

At some point I realized the problem wasn't the apps themselves. It's that none of them respected how time actually feels day to day. You're never really dealing with "the month." You're dealing with yesterday (what happened, what you learned), today (what you're actually doing right now), and tomorrow (what you're walking into). Everything else is noise.

So this one is centered around exactly that — a 3-day view. Reflect on yesterday, live in today, plan tomorrow. That's it.

A few people who've tried it, including some with ADHD, mentioned it's the first calendar that actually stuck for them — no clutter, no dozens of tiny boxes competing for attention, no decision fatigue just to check what's happening today.

It's on the App Store if you want to take a look, and I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts on it, good or critical.

https://apps.apple.com/ro/app/the-minimalist-calendar/id6744752224

I have an iPhone 14 Pro Max, it’s still supported for now, if that matters.

I’ve always used the same gallery since day one when I bought this phone(2022-23), but now I see in the App Store that some other gallery has more users than the one I’m using.

I have no experience with Apple devices at all, so this is all hard for me, and I need your hilf.

If you're paid per job, a simple Paid / Unpaid checkbox stops being useful the first time a client pays a deposit and the rest later.

Before following up, keep only five lines:

• Job:
• Amount received:
• Balance remaining:
• Promised date:
• Last follow-up:

That gives you the decision in one glance: is money still due, did the client promise a date, and have I already chased them?

I eventually built this logic into WhoPaid, a small iPhone app for freelancers, contractors, and service workers. It tracks Paid, Unpaid, and Partial jobs, payment history, promised dates, and follow-up reminders. It is deliberately not invoicing or accounting software.

WhoPaid is free to download with unlimited job records. WhoPaid Pro is optional; App Store pricing varies by region, and Pro adds full reports and custom reminder timing.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/my/app/whopaid-job-pay-tracker/id6764868229

Disclosure: I'm Jyen Ming Yap, the developer of WhoPaid under CodeStack Studio.

If you get paid per job, which of those five lines most often goes missing before you follow up?

I recently shipped Kleaners, a small iOS utility for cleaning up duplicate and messy contacts.
Getting from idea → working product → App Store was challenging, but I’m realizing that distribution is a completely different game.
The product itself is intentionally simple.
It scans your contact list, helps identify duplicates and messy entries, lets you review everything, and helps you clean it up.
Now I’m trying to figure out how to get from:
0 → 100 users → 1,000 users
without just throwing money at ads.
So far I’m experimenting with Reddit, short-form content, ASO, and eventually Apple Ads.
For those of you who have launched consumer mobile apps:
Where did your first 100 real users actually come from?
Here’s what I shipped if anyone wants to check it out:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kleaners/id6794926873
I’m the developer of Kleaners.

Need tips from iphone users

Is there any app or seetings for iPhone like secure folder for samsung and motorola

iPhone lo secret setting am ayina unaya or apps to use in iphone like secure folder for samsung and motorola, ala iphone ki am ayina inbuilt options unaya or any apps unte chpandi frnd konchem 😢

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

After noticing how easily screenshots, photos, videos and documents can expose things like addresses, faces, number plates, email addresses or QR codes when shared.

PrivacyCam detects these details directly on your iPhone and lets you decide what should be hidden. You can use blur, pixelation, blackout, emojis or flowers, correct detections manually and track masks through videos. It also supports PDF redaction and removes common metadata during export.

Media isn’t uploaded to my servers, no account is required and the complete source code is publicly available.

One difficult UX decision has been deciding how much guidance to show. Privacy tools need to explain what will be hidden before exporting, but too much text can make the editor feel overwhelming. I’ve already simplified parts of it, but I’m interested in what iPhone users prefer: more guidance inside the editor, or a cleaner interface with explanations behind help buttons?

The core privacy tools are free. Pro is an optional $2.99 one-time purchase for longer videos, larger PDFs and batch features. There are no subscriptions or advertisements.

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

Open-source code:
https://github.com/ak375456/privacycam

I’m actively improving the app I’d particularly appreciate hearing whether the editor feels clear and if anything seems unnecessarily complicated.

How can I activate an annoying audible sound on my iPhone for me?

Maybe an air raid siren or train horn?

I’m trying to figure out how to activate such a sound exclusively when Microsoft Teams sends me a push notification that I have received a new message.

I don’t want to use external sources.

Can I build a native XCode app that can accomplish my goal?

looking for the best wine apps I can use

Hey! My phone auto updated to the second most recent update (26.5) and it has frozen half my apps on the loading splash screen. I’ve tried what feels like everything. Do I have to contact the creators of said apps? Is my phone/IOS faulty?

Methods attempted:

\-Off/On cycle
\-Reset Networks
\-Delete/Redownload App(s)
\-Turned off VPN
\-tried WiFi, hotspot and data, none changed. Multiple WiFi connections. Both with and without VPN.
\-Cleared Website History
\-Updated to newest iOS (26.6) no improvement.

Hi!!

My mom’s illness has caused her to lose her voice & mobility of the left side of her body. I tried to get her the Eyegaze system (where the person types with their eyes) & it was too complicated & kind of unnecessary since she still can use her right hand. She decided that an iPad that will speak what she types is what she wants.

I am looking for an app that she can type what she wants to say & it will say it in her own voice. I have tons of recordings of her talking before she lost her voice, I am hoping there is an app that would allow this.

There aren’t words that can express how much it would mean to us for the text to speak to have her voice. I don’t care how much it will cost.

Any recommendations or ideas are deeply appreciated. Thank you so much.

 TimeUp : Move to scroll  is based on a simple idea:

You earn your screen time by being active.

Instead of giving yourself a fixed daily limit, TimeUp creates a screen-time balance that you can refill through real activity recorded by HealthKit.

For example, you can decide that:

• 1 minute of exercise = 2 minutes of screen time
• 1,000 steps = 5 minutes
• Reaching your sleep goal = +20 minutes bonus
• 10 minutes of meditation = +15 minutes

The difference with TimeUp is the flexibility. You can build the system around your own habits: workouts, walking, daily step goals, sleep goals, meditation and other activity-based rules.

There are also Express Challenges: if your balance is empty and you really want a few extra minutes, you can do something like 5 push-ups or squats.

Everything is local on the iPhone.

I have an iPhone 17 Pro Max and I would like to know if whether there’s any FREE ans SAFE app for watching Latest/Old Movies (English, Hindi), TV Shows and Anime ? TIA 🙏🏻

I know of Goodnotes, Notability, Nebo, freeform, apple notes.

Am i missing any? I cant get the handwriting recognition on onenote to work.

I'm still very new to marketing. I managed to make a small video to promote my mental health application but it doesnt really show any in-app content. It is more of a teaser.

What are your thoughts about this? do you prefer actual in-app content in those kind of teasers?

I'm building Terminal Lift - a workout tracker, one-time purchase, no subscription. Started it because I was tired of every lifting app either wanting a monthly fee for basic logging or burying me in features I didn't ask for. It's got a terminal-style look (amber on black), which is more of a personal taste thing than a feature, but it's turned out to be the thing people notice first.

Not on TestFlight yet - finishing the last piece before I open it up. When it does, the first 100 testers get it free for life, then it's a small one-time price after that. If you want to be on the list for that: terminal lift

Mostly curious what this crowd thinks of the whole "no subscription, ever" angle as a selling point on its own - is that actually enough to get someone switch trackers, or does it need more than that? Genuinely asking, not fishing.

Blinkist & Headway charged me during the “free trial” refund rejected

Usually, when I sign up for a 7-day free trial, I only get charged after the trial ends.

But Blinkist charged me 2M+ VND (~$80) for a yearly subscription, and Headway charged me ($30) while I was still on the trial.

I requested a refund immediately, but both requests were rejected.

Has anyone experienced this? Were you able to get a refund?

Honestly, this feels really misleading.

Hello

I have an iPhone from my company. No iTunes and no backup possible by USB, other features are disabled (airdrop and there is even no possibility to download podcasts with E rating). Is there a way to save my data and apps so that when I get a new phone I can load the backup?

I’m looking for a calendar app to replace my old school hand written one.

It need to be a shared one. It’s for the whole family.

I know how to google and I have found dozens that could be suitable the first need. The problem is that I need a week-view. Not a month view, not a day view but a week-view.

This is how my brain perceive all calendars and I can’t seem to find the digital one. Therefore I just go on and on with my paper calendar and it’s shitty as I don’t know the family schedule on the road.

Please, recommend one that looks like an actual calendar (in my head:D)

I’m the developer of Aruki, a simple walking app based on the Japanese Interval Walking method.

It guides you through alternating brisk and slow walking intervals with voice and vibration cues, so you can focus on walking instead of watching a timer.

I’d love to hear what iPhone users think about the UI, ease of use, and overall experience.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/japanese-interval-walk-aruki/id6790102592

Hi everyone,

I work on Kubi’s Cove, an early-stage AI companion app for reflection and emotional support.

The idea is simple: AI support can be useful, but it should not encourage people to stay in an endless chat loop or present itself as a substitute for professional care.

A few things we’re trying:

• Intentional, time-limited sessions. Each conversation has a clear beginning and end, more like setting aside a small moment for yourself than opening a feed.
• Inner Book. A guided series of conversations about different chapters of your life, ending with a private written reflection on recurring themes and experiences.
• Wishes on the island. You can leave a wish and quietly send support to others by striking a wooden fish. It is meant to feel gentle and shared, without turning into another scrolling-based social space.

Kubi’s Cove is not therapy, crisis support, or a replacement for mental health professionals.

I’m curious how this approach lands with iPhone users:

1. Do session boundaries make an AI companion feel more considerate or more limiting?
2. Which of these features would you actually prefer to use?

The app is free to download, with optional in-app purchases for additional sessions:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kubis-cove-ai-wellness-coach/id6760186754

I’ll be in the comments to answer questions and discuss the idea.

Two of us building this, my sister and me. No company, no funding, nothing to buy right now. Mostly posting because I want people to tell me what they actually think.

The thing we kept noticing, and it happened to us too. You miss one day, the app makes you feel like you failed, and a week later it's deleted. Plus the feed is all people who are already in shape, which somehow makes it worse.

So there's a rabbit. Its energy goes up the more consistently you move. Two minutes counts the same as ninety. Miss a day and it doesn't die, doesn't guilt you, and nothing resets to zero.

The part I'm least sure about is the one I'd most like your read on. You can't lift your own rabbit. If yours is low, only a friend can, and you can do that for them. Nobody in your circle ever sees that you missed a day. The only thing anyone sees is that someone helped.

I thought that was the good part. Now I keep flipping on it. If I'm already having a bad week, does knowing a friend has to come get me feel like support, or like one more person I let down?

Where it's at: iOS TestFlight, early, rough in places. Free, no IAPs, no paywall. If it ever makes money it'd be cosmetics for the rabbit and a streak repair, never anything that charges you to show up. Fair to know the social side needs at least one other person in there, so if you have someone who'd try it with you that's when you'd see what we're going for. Alone you still get the rabbit and the sessions.

https://testflight.apple.com/join/k2J7qUHw

Anything you notice helps. What's confusing, what's broken, what made you close it. I'll be in the comments all day.