





▲ 5 r/iosapps
Hey all — I am the developer of a new app that I wanted to share and get honest feedback from people who try a lot of iOS apps.
A — Answer (problem)
Most social apps push content based on what performs best, not what you actually care about.
I kept finding myself scrolling things I didn’t choose.
B — Better (what’s different)
I built an app called Dabbler that’s focused entirely on hobbies and interests.
The core idea:
- You follow interests (like guitar, coding, fitness), not just people
- Your feed is based on those interests — not an engagement algorithm
- It’s more about sharing what you’re currently learning or experimenting with, not going viral
- Set time aside to focus on your hobbies/passions
The goal is to make it feel more like exploring hobbies than scrolling content.
C — Cost
- Free to download
- Optional Pro subscription (adds extra features) $7.99/month or $75/year
- iOS only (for now)
App Store link:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dabbler-social/id6751242655
It’s still early (no reviews yet), so I’m mainly trying to figure out:
- Does this actually feel different from existing apps?
- Is “follow interests instead of people” useful in practice?
- What feels missing or unnecessary?
I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback — even if it’s critical.
u/Dabbler-Social — 14 days ago