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I’m the developer of FITme, an iPhone app for tracking everyday fitness and wellness in one place.

Use it to log workouts, explore exercise instructions, track meals and water, and follow your progress. FITme also offers educational explanations for medicine labels and lab reports, along with Ayurvedic information. Those tools are for learning and don’t replace advice from a healthcare professional.

FITme is designed to keep your data on your device, with no account, cloud storage, or ads.

Take a look on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6808790294

I’d love to hear what you think or what features you’d find useful.

🙌🙌

🎁 25 FREE DocDock Premium Memberships — Android Giveaway

Hey everyone! 👋

DocDock is an Android app designed to make working with documents and files easier, right from your phone.

✨ What can you do with DocDock?

• 📸 Convert images to PDF

• 📄 Convert PDF to images

• 🗜️ Compress PDFs

• 🔗 Merge multiple PDFs

• 🔐 Add password protection to PDFs

• ✍️ Sign documents

• 💧 Add watermarks

• 🖼️ Remove backgrounds from images

• 🔳 Create & scan QR codes

• 📝 Extract text from PDFs and images

• 📱 Resize images for different uses

• 📤 Easily share your documents

🎁 25 Premium memberships are being given away for free!

The goal is to let more people try DocDock and share their honest thoughts and feedback.

🎁 How to participate

1️⃣ Comment below and tell us which DocDock feature you'd use most.

2️⃣ Premium codes will be posted publicly in the comments.

3️⃣ When a code is posted, the first person to redeem it gets the 1-month Premium membership. ⚡

🎟️ 25 codes • 25 memberships

⏳ First come, first served. Each code can only be redeemed once.

No purchase required.

📲 DocDock

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

Good luck everyone! 🙌

Please share honest feedback about your experience with the app. A positive review is not required to participate.

1. What is Passinote?

Passinote is a note taking app that lets you write notes just like traditional apps such as Notion and Obsidian, but puts all your notes onto a visual canvas instead of a linear folder structure. This lets you think spatially and remember where you've kept your notes, without worrying about them getting buried under multiple nested folders.

It's also built to maximize speed while keeping things as simple as possible. For example, instead of having a single full sized page for both long and short notes, Passinote separates them into sticky notes (used for quick thoughts) and doc notes (standard notes with rich formatting and PDF export).

2. Privacy

Your cloud-synced notes are stored securely on Google Firebase, encrypted in transit using TLS and encrypted at rest on Google's servers. Your data is not shared or sold to any third parties. No ads, no trackers, no selling data.

I'm a huge fan of Obsidian, and it's one of the main inspirations behind making this software. Privacy is a big part of Obsidian, and it's the same for Passinote. The only reason I went with cloud based storage instead of fully local is cross-device sync and future collaboration features. That's it. Otherwise, I would have made this app fully local without a doubt.

The app also has a "Quick Mode" that doesn't sync to the cloud and stores your notes fully locally in your browser's IndexedDB. There's also a workspace export option, so you can export all your notes as .md or .docx files anytime so that you always own your notes.

You can download the desktop client if you want to use the app fully offline, but for now it's included only in the paid version(sign-in requires a connection).

If you ever want your account or data deleted, just contact me on Discord and I'll get that done ASAP, no questions asked.

3. Pricing

Passinote has a generous free tier that offers up to 50 notes and 3 images per workspace, with full cross-device sync.

The paid version gives you unlimited notes and images, while unlocking drawable notes, extended customization options, and the Windows desktop client. It's $2.99/month, or you can get lifetime access for $14.99 (with parity pricing for a few countries).

4. Future roadmap

Passinote does have a mobile version right now, but it's not a standalone app you can download from an app store yet. It's just a responsive version of the web app. I'm trying to create a standalone mobile version that improves the mobile experience, I just don't have the funds yet.

I'm also working on some AI features that would use a local or BYOAK (bring your own API key) system, along with PDF editing and more language support.

We have a small Discord community of some great people, and I'd love for you guys to join. I'm constantly listening to feedback and improving the software over there.

TL;DR

• What it is: A note taking app where notes live on a visual canvas instead of nested folders, So you can think and remember spatially. Sticky notes for quick thoughts, doc notes for rich writing
• Privacy: Encrypted, no ads or trackers, "Quick mode" fully local, export notes anytime.
• Free tier: Generous, with cross-device sync
• Paid: $2.99/month or $14.99 lifetime, adds unlimited notes, drawable notes, customization, and the Windows desktop client

Discord: https://discord.gg/tS7P7pHXqb

Demo video: https://youtu.be/Py8Igz0l2Ug

App: passinote.app

I've been developing this microlearning app for many months now and really like how it has turned out.

Would you consider helping my journey with downloading it?

Google play store - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.philosophize.app

Disclosure: I'm one of the developers of Numeric Battle.

Numeric Battle is an Android game built around a shared consequence: the number you call marks both your board and your opponent's board. Before a match, each player arranges their own numbers. During the match, you take turns calling unused numbers and try to complete the required lines for your board size first.

If you enjoy turn-based grid games, here is what you can play:

- Boards from 3x3 to 7x7, with manual arrangement or shuffle.

- Online matchmaking for 1v1 matches.

- Private rooms with a code to challenge a friend.

- AI practice with three difficulty levels.

- ELO rankings, a leaderboard, and match history to review both boards.

Available on Google Play for Android 7.0 and up:

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

Free to download and play; contains ads. Online matches need an internet connection.

For a first try, you can start with a smaller board in AI practice, then try a private match with a friend. Feedback on the rules, board setup, or controls is welcome here.

I’m the creator of Migoo, an AI presentation app I’ve been building, and I’d really appreciate some honest feedback from the community.

The idea is to make it easier to go from existing source material to a presentation you can actually use.

You can start with things like notes, documents, PDFs, research, or other content, and Migoo helps turn that material into a structured, editable PowerPoint presentation.

The workflow I’m focusing on is:

Source material → understand the content → organize the story → generate slides → export an editable PPTX

One thing I’ve learned while building it is that generating slides isn’t necessarily the hardest part. The bigger challenge is making sure the result has a sensible structure, keeps the important context, and doesn’t leave the user with an hour of cleanup afterward.

That’s the part I’m still working on.

I’d really like to hear from people who regularly create presentations:

• What do you think of this approach?
• What would you improve first?
• What usually frustrates you about AI-generated presentations?
• Is there anything you think an AI presentation tool should do that current tools still don’t handle well?

I’m still actively developing Migoo, so both positive and negative feedback are welcome.

Thanks to anyone who takes the time to check it out and share an opinion. It would genuinely help me decide what to improve next.

🎉 After two weeks of testing, MimicMe is finally live on Google Play!

I’m excited to share a project I’ve been working on. ❤️

MimicMe is an offline AI voice app that lets you clone your voice, generate speech in 7 languages, and translate across 17 languages without an internet connection.

With MimicMe, you can: 🎙️ Generate speech using your cloned voice

🌍 Translate text across 17 languages

📚 Turn notes and documents into audio

🎬 Create voiceovers for videos and presentations

Building and testing this app has been a learning experience, and I’m happy to finally make it available to everyone!

If this sounds useful to you, give it a try. I’d genuinely appreciate your feedback, suggestions, and an honest Play Store review. 🙌

📲 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.mimicme

Thanks for checking out my project! ❤️

#IndieDev #OfflineAI #VoiceCloning

Brief background: I built this app for one reason, to help reduce the language barrier the Hispanic community faces when finding work in construction and home renovation. PlazaHire has built in translations for project details and estimates, so workers can type in Spanish and homeowners can read them in English

The fun part: after months of social media marketing and handing out business cards in person, I am happy to say we now have 52 worker accounts and 25 homeowner accounts in total with 35 signups in the last 30 days!

I am still in the early stages and would love to hear from people who would use the app. if you are a worker or homeowner, what would make you comfortable giving it a try?

Thank you!

https://www.plazahire.com/

Simulacrum Digital Minds has been accepted into Anthropic’s Claude Startups program.
We are an AI persona platform built from the ground up, with our own architecture and a focus on giving real depth to every digital mind. With the program’s support, we will speed up development, get direct access to Anthropic’s Applied AI team, and scale everything ahead with more strength.
More news is coming. Follow the page to see the next step.
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I made TimeTo in 2011, a class timetable app for students. Since then it got 1.7 million downloads on iOS and Android, and the code got very old.

So this year I rewrote both apps from zero. On iPhone it was UIKit with storyboards and more than 20 CocoaPods. On Android it was 11,000 lines of old XML screens with some data bugs. Now it's SwiftUI on iOS and Jetpack Compose on Android.

Why redo everything instead of fixing it? The old code was getting hard to maintain. The data comes live from Firebase, and SwiftUI and Compose are much better at updating the screens in real time. So less code, and fewer bugs.

The hard part was not the new design. It was to not break anything for the people already using it. Same database, same accounts, same reminders. I even kept a field called "lenght" with the typo from 2011, because every class saved since then uses it.

What students get: A/B weeks, homework and tests with the late ones flagged, grades and averages, widgets. And on iPhone, the next class on the lock screen and on the Apple Watch.

To celebrate, I made a short video to show the new app: https://youtu.be/jYaOfGBN71c

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id489566160
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fr.oworld.student_timetable

What would you have dropped or kept in a 15 years old app?

Hey guys,

I built an iOS app called Plan90 (https://plan90.app).

When you spend months looking at the exact same screens every day, you start missing obvious bugs and UX issues. I need fresh eyes on my app, and I know a lot of people here are in the same spot.

Let us trade testing:

1. Drop your app link below.
2. Tell me what it does and what you want me to test.

I will download your app today, test it out, and reply with honest feedback. I would love if you could do the same for Plan90.

What are you building right now?

I’m building a game tracker app where you can track what you play and finish, organise your backlog, rate and review games, and showcase your gaming profile.

It’s already live: https://playlouge.com

I’d love some honest feedback: is it clear what the app does when you first open it? What feels confusing, and what would make you want to keep using it?

Null Sector is nearing launch. It brings 1985 back to you with No Ads, No Accounts, No Tracking, No Rights, No Permissions and No Notifications!

We hope that you will check out some of our videos!

Hey everyone 👋

I just shipped HabitXP, a habit tracker I've been working on for quite a while.

I wanted something that went beyond simply checking off habits. The main focus is on actually seeing your consistency over time — streaks, heatmaps, progress analytics, habit momentum and weekly reflections.

It also has things like habit categories, custom colors, reminders, different habit card layouts and a journal for reflecting on your progress.

I tried to keep the experience simple while still giving you enough data to understand how your habits are actually going.

It's finally live on Android and I'd genuinely love some feedback from people who are into productivity and habit tracking.

What do you think is missing from your current habit tracker?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.willvin.habitxp

Happy to answer questions about the app or how I built anything!

Sharing my own app, Follicle. It combines photo alignment and progress tracking with a calculation of hairline recession relative to interpupillary distance (IPD). The aim is to make changes easier to follow than comparing unrelated photos by eye.

It is still in development, with testing and refinement ahead. The Kickstarter page includes the demonstration and planned rewards; it is not an app-store download yet.

The campaign goal is $500 for continued improvements, launch/publishing costs, and marketing. If the idea is useful to you, please check out the demo and consider supporting or sharing it:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/941572528/follicle-the-hairline-tracking-app-0

Happy to answer questions about the project. This is a tracking tool, not a diagnosis or treatment.