I made an app to create App Store screenshots for FREE
I got really tired of all those websites trying me to charge a lot of money to generate app store screenshots, so I built one: https://screenny.com
u/invaderzom — 17 hours ago
r/Appstore
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SF Catalog: A SF Symbols Prototyping + Code Generation App for iOS + Mac
I’m a developer who works heavily with SF Symbols, and I’ve always found the SF Symbols Mac app a bit limiting, especially when it comes to figuring out rendering modes and animations in code, and even finding the right symbols.
So I started building an app for myself — something where I could explore symbols with natural language, play around with modifiers and animations, and just copy the SwiftUI (or UIKit) code when it looked right.
SF Catalog is live:
– Availability filters (e.g. iOS version support)
– Natural language search (like “tear”, “lightning”)
– Modifier & animations prototyping playground
– Instant code generation for SwiftUI and UIKit
– Save generated code for later (with sync between iOS and Mac )
App Store link:
https://apps.apple.com/in/app/sf-catalog/id6759371914
Available in multiple languages — English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), and Portuguese.
It’s built by a developer for developers. :D
If you work with SF Symbols regularly, then I'm sure you'll love this app.
Pricing:
$6.99 USD lifetime purchase for both iOS & Mac
Happy to share 30% discount offer code with developers who find it interesting and time saving!
u/shubham_iosdev — 3 hours ago
Just released my word game “Letters & Boxes” — would love your thoughts
Hey all,
I’ve just launched my word game Letters & Boxes and wanted to share it here to get some honest feedback from people who actually enjoy word games.
What it is:
A mix of grid strategy and word-building.
- Draw lines on a grid to complete boxes
- Each box gives you a letter
- Build words from your letters to score extra points
- Completing a box gives you another move, so turns can chain if you play it right
It’s got a bit of a tactical side (when to take boxes vs when to set up bigger plays), but still quick to pick up.
Modes:
- Solo vs AI
- Local multiplayer
- 2 Player mode
I’m mainly looking for:
- First impressions (is it actually fun?)
- Anything confusing or clunky
- Balance issues or things that feel unfair
- Brutally honest feedback
If you want to check it out:
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/letters-boxes/id6761412910
Really appreciate anyone who gives it a go 🙌
u/milkybeesGlasgow — 2 days ago
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I built an AI travel planner with group trip sharing and real-time chat — Voyara [Free]
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/voyara-ai-trip-planner/id6760930434
I've been working on Voyara — an AI-powered travel planner app. Here's what it does:
- AI trip generation — pick a destination, duration, and travel vibe, and it builds a full day-by-day itinerary for you
- Group trip sharing — share any trip with friends and plan together
- Real-time group chat — each shared trip has a built-in chat so everyone can coordinate, with unread indicators and push notifications
- Explore Nearby — discovers places around you (Day Out or Weekend Drive range), with a map and activity details
- Quick Start templates — one tap to generate a trip from curated ideas near your location
- Story timeline + map view — your itinerary in a clean visual format, with directions and sharing built in
- Trip journal — save upcoming and completed trips
Built it solo with React Native + Supabase for the real-time layer. Would love any feedback on UX, performance, or features you'd want to see.
Happy to answer questions about the build too!
u/eajithkumar128 — 6 hours ago
Free beta testers give you what you pay for. Why isn’t there a proper marketplace for paid ones?
Finding good beta testers is harder than it looks.
The core problem: meaningful beta testing takes real time and effort. If you're asking someone to do it for free, you're likely getting surface-level feedback at best. Yet most indie developers and early-stage founders default to free testers out of necessity.
When you genuinely believe you've built something worth monetizing, it makes sense to pay for quality feedback — structured, accountable, on a timeline that actually fits your launch.
Platforms like Fiverr exist, but they're too generic. More tailored options like Centercode, uTest, and Testbirds are out there, but they tend to skew enterprise. What I haven't found is a marketplace purpose-built for indie builders — one with built-in SLAs, clear deliverable expectations, defined timeframes, and transparent pricing, all on the platform itself.
Here's the angle I keep coming back to: a lot of what beta testing involves — regression checks, edge case coverage, UI consistency, performance benchmarking — could be partially automated with AI today. That changes the economics. A platform where AI handles the automatable layer, and human testers focus on judgment-heavy feedback (UX feel, real-world use cases, domain-specific insight), could offer something neither side has right now: testers earning meaningful income, builders getting structured, reliable signal.
Does a platform like this already exist in a form I'm missing? And if not — is this a gap worth filling?
u/jchuck24 — 1 day ago
My first app have gone live!!! Such and exciting experience.
The SideLine: Coach Broadcast
$2.99 to download
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-sideline-coach-broadcast/id6760582211
I am so excited that my first app has gone live. I know it is simple, but I loved the experience of creating this. I also know that there are similar apps out there, but I didn't want ads playing at random times. This give the user full functionality without interruption.
I created this for my brother and his son as a way for him to coah him in real time during hockey practice. It allows the coach/parent to connect to a bluetooth earbud that the athlete is wearing so that they can get real time coaching. No need to blwo the wistle, stop play, and then have the athlete try to remember the situation they were previously in. They can receive that feedback immedately while still in position.
I also realize that this style of coaching is not allowed in some youth sports. Its not intended as such. It is not intended for that. The intention was more for use in a friendly pick-up scrimmage or something like that. Just a fun tool to help guid the young athlete in appropriate situations.
u/tregood33 — 1 day ago
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You just need that 7AM every 2 weeks on Tuesday/Thursday starting April 7th
How do you do it with Apple apps?
Clock has no biweekly recurrence. Calendar has no alarms. Reminder has recurrence and urgent reminder but that alarm uses default tone. What if you want to listen to custom one or your favorite song that you purchased from iTunes?
With VariAlarm, you simply click on April 7th, create a recurring alarm Tues/Thurs every 2 week and it’s done. April 7, 9, 21, 23 and perpetually taken care of or end it on day you don't need it anymore.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/varialarm-schedule-master/id6757322888
u/Lemon8or88 — 14 hours ago
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What do you think about this onboarding l?
Made a longer and detailed onboarding for my AI trip planner app and would love to hear your thoughts!
u/Free-Care-3915 — 22 hours ago
Exiting to see Apple listen to us small developers and start to front-load adult verification so we can reliably use their APIs to gate children off our social media platforms ✨
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It's been 💩 last two years so we're all excited to get back to business as usual once this rolls out in addition to 🇦🇺🇧🇷 to 🇬🇧 and later 🇪🇺🇺🇸
At least for iOS - I hope Android is listening 👂
Apple continues to roll out age verification around the world...
u/NukeouT — 23 hours ago
Week