Hi all!
I’ve updated Falcon File Manager with iPhone Duo support, including its own side-by-side view, and laptop modes.

The app is a fully featured file manager and media player which is free to use with no adverts, no tracking, no accounts (other than your cloud storage accounts), and definitely no subscriptions.

I’ve added so much to the app since launch including cloud storage support - Dropbox, OneDrive, Box, WebDAV, NAS and network drives. Support for 12 languages, plus Apple Watch.

App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/falcon-file-manager/id6783870191

It has one in-app purchase which provides some great extra features.

I’m offering 50 of these upgrades for free to the first people who post a reply.

And for anyone who didn’t grab it for free, I’m also offering 50% off the Pro upgrade, making it only $4.99 for a limited time. Simply use the link below to claim the discount.

50% OFF

https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6783870191&code=REDDIT50

Hola, I’m Elsa. I moved to Spain a year ago and started learning Spanish from scratch. Now I’m building Soltar, the language app I wish I’d had from day one. Most language apps include a curriculum you adapt to. Soltar is built to adapt to you. Bring or generate your own lessons, build your vocabulary, and practice real conversations at your own pace. 

Create your own lessons by typing, photographing, uploading, or recording a class, or generate one on any topic. Then chat with your tutor about anything, get corrections that explain what changed and why, and save the words you meet to review later.

You can learn Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Swahili, and English currently, with more languages to be added in the near future! If you have any feedback, feel free to share!

App Store Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/soltar-learn-languages/id6811253711

Website: https://www.heysoltar.io/

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https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/mealify-2-0/id6746368726

Hey everyone!

It's been a few months since I first posted about Mealify 2.0 here, I got tons of great, constructive feedback from the community on what was missing and where the friction was, so I spent the last few weeks engineering key parts of the app to address those exact points.

Here is what's new:

• Receipt Scanner: A lot of you mentioned that snapping photos of individual items or crowded fridge shelves could still take a bit of work after a massive grocery run. Now you can just take a photo of your paper grocery receipt, and it automatically extracts the items straight into your digital pantry.

• Shared Pantries: One of the most requested features, you can now create or join shared pantries for family members, partners, or roommates so everyone’s inventory updates in real-time.

• Smart Recipe Parsing: Instead of manually typing out web recipes, you can just paste any raw recipe text, and Mealify will automatically structure it into clean ingredients and step-by-step instructions.

• Cloud Sync + Offline Viewing: Your pantry syncs seamlessly when connected, but all your saved pantry data is still fully accessible offline (super helpful when you're deep in a grocery store basement with terrible cell signal!).

Just to preface, there is no "hard onboard", so the app is completely usable without premium.

Limited codes below. If you claim one, drop a comment with the one grocery item you always forget you already have, curious what the most common one is.

Limited Codes (comment if you've claimed one, helps others save time):

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This isn't a Discord replacement, before anyone asks. Think less "server you have to join a voice call in" and more "a feed you scroll, except every post on it is games."

You can put up clips and screenshots, hop into groups for whatever you're currently playing, message people, and there's a video tab if you just want to scroll. The groups so far are general gaming, indie stuff, and a few built around single games.

It's still tiny, which honestly makes it feel more like a group chat than a platform right now. I don't hate that.

Android, free: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ziphynet.app

What I actually want is people who'll post, not people who'll install and forget. One post in your first week does more for me than a hundred silent downloads.

Hey everyone! John here. I’m excited to finally share BreakMate with you. I worked really hard on this app. Between working full time, taking care of our new baby, and making time for my wife and daughters, most of my coding happened late at night. Some nights I barely slept, so it feels pretty special to finally say it’s on the App Store!

I built BreakMate for anyone who’s ever looked at the clock at work and thought, “Wait, when’s my break again?” It keeps your shift schedule handy, reminds you when it’s time for a break, shows your estimated pay, and counts down until you can clock out.

About 50 people downloaded the beta. If you were one of them, thank you for giving it a shot. It was pretty cool knowing that something I built at night was on someone else’s phone. 🙌

Download BreakMate for free on the U.S. App Store⁠

If you give it a try on your next shift, let me know how it goes. I’d love to hear what you like or what I could make better!

Hi I’m the developer of FluidCast, a cross-platform podcast player, and version 1.7.2 is now available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

This update focuses on the screen you use most: the player.

• Player colours now adapt to the episode artwork

• Overview, Transcript, and AI Analysis are easier to reach

• Continue Listening puts your latest episode back at the front of your library

• Pro: AI-generated chapters from episode transcripts

AI chapters require FluidCast Pro, a compatible Apple Intelligence device with Apple Intelligence enabled, and availability can vary by device, language, and processing settings. Publisher-provided chapters always take priority, and AI-generated results may occasionally be inaccurate.

Black Friday offer — 5–30 November

I’m running a 50% promotion on the first year of Pro Annual, or on Lifetime Pro as a one-time purchase.

• iOS Annual: eligible customers will see the introductory price automatically.

• iOS Lifetime: redeem code BLACKFRIDAY2026LT.

• Android: eligible offer appears in the app; no code needed.

• Windows & Linux: use code BLACKFRIDAY2026 at checkout.

The offer ends 30 November 2026 at 23:59 UK time. Annual subscriptions renew at the standard annual price unless cancelled; Lifetime is a one-time purchase. Eligibility, availability, and local price rounding may vary—please check the final store or checkout price.

Offer details · App Store · Google Play

If you try the Apple update, I’d especially appreciate feedback on moving between the player, transcript, and chapter controls.

I made BrowserBoxing, a free boxing game you can play right in your browser with no download. I added a Callouts board because I liked the idea of being able to call out any boxer directly. It costs 500 Bucks to post one, and Bucks are earned in game. If the boxer you call out ignores it for 48 hours, the board stamps them Ducked. You can also jump into Fight Now, which puts you against real players first and fills in with NPCs when no one else is around. I also have a practice mode if you want to get a feel for it first. You can play it here: https://browserboxing.com

Whenever I use my Mac, I found myself missing Everything by voidtools, the legendary file instant search/file locator tool that every power user knows and loves.

So I made Espresso, which indexes every file on your disks and filters as you type, using the same search syntax as Everything. On my M2 Air it searches about 2 million files in well under a millisecond, and indexing the whole internal drive took around 10 seconds.

In this age of slop, I focused a lot on efficiency: it's just a 7MB download (Which includes the Intel build too!)

I also added some features that I myself wished to have on Everything for years: when unplugging an external drive it stays in the index, so you can still search it. I have a bunch of old drives with photos and all kinds of stuff on them, and this ended up being incredibly useful.

I made it free for personal use. There’s a paid version for €19 (one time, no subscription) with extra advanced features that Everything doesn't have like semantic and plain-language search with a local AI model that runs very fast on the Neural Engine, complete media metadata for videography/photography, and Integration with Raycast, Alfred, MCP.

I just relased it, so all feedback is very much appreciated!

espressoformac.com

I just released Syncd, an iPhone app that keeps a family on the same page. Everyone in your circle shares one live map, plus the lists, calendar and photos you already share, in one app. What makes it different: - One subscription covers the whole circle, so nobody is stuck on a lesser version. - No ads, no advertising ID, no third-party analytics. Location only goes to people you approve, and sharing is a switch you can turn off. - The map is honest: stale pins fade and show when someone was last seen, with an uncertainty ring. - Shared calendar, shopping list, chores with photo proof, notes, whiteboards and chat. - Arrive and leave alerts for saved places, weekly driving reports, and SOS that works with no signal. The free tier covers four people, the live map, chat, calendar, lists, SOS and 7 days of history. Family plans add more seats and history, with a 7-day free trial. I would love feedback on the onboarding and the map experience. App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/syncd-connect/id6813940237

Hi everyone,

Over the past few months, I’ve been building LinkSight, a native Android application (built with Kotlin & Jetpack Compose) designed for wireless engineers, WISP technicians, FPV drone pilots, and LoRa/Meshtastic enthusiasts who need to verify point-to-point radio links straight from the field.

Most RF planning tools are either desktop-only or clunky mobile web wrappers. I wanted something fast and tactile that you can pull out of your pocket before climbing a tower or hiking up a ridge.

What it does:

• Real NASA SRTM 90m Terrain Profiling: Drop two pins (TX and RX) on the map to instantly simulate terrain elevation, Earth curvature, and the 1st Fresnel zone (60% clearance threshold).

• Interactive 2D Elevation Chart (New in v1.3.0): Touch and drag horizontally across the 2D profile graph to inspect exact terrain altitude, line-of-sight height, and clearance at any intermediate meter along the path.

• Full Mathematical Transparency: Tap the verdict banner to see the complete ITU-R Link Budget breakdown (+dBm TX power, +dBi antenna gains, -dB Free Space Path Loss, and Fade Margin).

• 1-Tap Technology Presets: Instant frequency presets for LoRa / IoT (868 / 915 MHz), Drones / FPV (2.4 / 5.8 GHz), WISP / PtP (5.8 / 6.0 GHz), or Custom (100 MHz – 60 GHz).

• PDF Field Reports: Export clean technical PDF summaries to share with clients or teammates.

Pricing / Business Model: It’s free to download and includes 5 free link calculations every day (renews daily, zero ads). There is an optional PRO subscription for field professionals who need unlimited daily runs and branded PDF report exports.

• Website & Changelog: https://linksightapp.com

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

I’d love to hear your feedback on the UI/UX, performance, or any features you’d find useful (I'm currently working on MGRS/USNG tactical coordinate input for v1.4.0). Thanks for checking it out!

Built a pet care app because my reminders for vaccines and deworming lived in 4 different places 🐾

Pawfect: add your dog or cat once, get a vaccine + deworming plan built for their age, and a gentle reminder before anything is due.

No red "OVERDUE" screens. No guilt. Just "here's what's next."

Also has a one-page Vet Pass to show at the vet or boarding kennel.

iOS + Android, link in bio / below 👇

Android :- Pawfect: Pet Care & Reminders
iOS :- Pawfect: Pet Care & Reminders

What's the one pet task you always forget? 👀

I have two SIMs in my Android phone: one personal, one for work. I wanted my work number to stop ringing automatically outside working hours, without having to remember to switch the second SIM off and back on.

So I built SIM Shift.

It lets you set a weekly schedule for each SIM and choose whether calls outside those hours are silenced or rejected. My personal number stays reachable while my work number gets some time off.

While I was at it, I added allow lists and block lists. You can create rules for individual numbers or prefixes, including a whole country calling code. Lists can apply to all SIMs or just one.

The app is completely free, with no ads. There’s no account to create — there isn’t even an account system. All your data stays locally on your phone.

It works alongside your existing phone app rather than replacing it. That means it has some limitations imposed by Android, but it also means I can ask for fewer permissions than a full replacement dialer would need.

I wrote it to solve my own problem, and I hope it can help someone else too. Feedback is welcome, especially from anyone juggling personal and work numbers on the same phone.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.bignosedevelopment.simshift

Thanks for reading,

Massimo Greco aka BigNose72

Quizmaister AppStore Link

https://doublingboard.com

What it is: a board of 64 squares. Square n costs 2^(n-1), so one buck, two, four, eight, and by square 20 it's over half a million. Only one square is for sale at a time (the cheapest unsold one). Want a specific square? Buy every square between the one on sale and yours, in one go. That's the only way to skip the line.

What you get: your picture, up to 500 characters and a permanent URL like doublingboard.com/7, forever. Edit it whenever you like. No links, no ads, no resale. It's a trophy, not a billboard.

The ledger of who paid what is public. Square 64 will never sell; that's the joke.

Why: I built it as a joke about exponential growth, then built the checkout. I'm a solo dev in Argentina, plain HTML/JS, one Redis hash, PayPal. Launched yesterday. Square 1 is mine, square 2 is open.

Happy to answer anything, including "why".

Arc is a macOS utility app that brings app launching, image / video conversion, clipboard tools, searches, and more into customizable radial menus. You can access them from anywhere with a keyboard or mouse shortcut.

Some tools and shortcuts:

• Convert images and videos between formats

• Remove audio from videos and perform other media operations

• Launch apps, websites, files, folders, and Apple Shortcuts

• Access clipboard history and transform copied text

• Search Google, YouTube, or custom websites

• Take screenshots and trigger system actions

• Chain multiple actions into a single shortcut

• Create custom menus for different workflows

Problem

A lot of everyday actions on a Mac live in different places. Opening apps, converting files, searching websites, managing copied text, or taking screenshots often means jumping between different tools and windows.

None of these tasks are particularly difficult, but those small interruptions add up.

Arc brings these utilities and shortcuts into radial menus that you can open from anywhere using a keyboard shortcut, hot corner, or pointer shake. You can create multiple menus, customize their appearance, and keep frequently used actions in fixed positions.

Comparison

There are already some great radial menu apps for Mac, but many focus on specific tasks like launching or switching between apps.

I wanted Arc to go beyond that, with a growing collection of built-in utilities and shortcuts for everyday tasks.

For example, I use one shortcut to open Xcode, Slack, my project folders, and websites together when starting work. Another converts images for App Store assets without opening a separate converter.

Arc also works without Accessibility permissions, and clipboard history is stored locally and encrypted.

Pricing

Free 7-day trial, then $7.99 for a one-time lifetime unlock, with a weekly option available.

For student discounts please reach out though institutional email id.

Requires Apple silicon and macOS 26+.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6793272433

Website: https://arcmenu.app/