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NO PLAN B 🔥 "Not The Ships" – High-Energy Workout Music for you

Hey everyone,

I just released a new track specifically designed for those sessions where you need to go all-in.

The theme is "Burn the Ships" – the idea that once you commit to a goal, you destroy any way to retreat. I wanted the music to reflect that raw, "no turning back" energy.

I put a lot of focus into the build-ups and the drops to make sure they hit right when you're starting your heaviest set.

Check it out here: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gl\_5fzATqU]

I'd love to get your honest feedback on the arrangement and the energy. Does it get you hyped?

Stay focused! 👊

Moneko AI is a budgeting app focused on reducing manual expense tracking.

Key Features

• Auto transaction capture Detects and logs expenses directly from bank notifications
• WhatsApp / Telegram integration Log expenses, check budgets, or get summaries via chat
• Envelope-style budgeting (“pockets”) Allocate monthly budgets and track spending per category
• Shared / household tracking Manage budgets with partners or groups

Why I built this

Most budgeting apps break because of manual input.

This tries to make tracking as automatic as possible using Android-native signals (notifications) + chat.

Looking for feedback

• How reliable is notification-based tracking across different banks?
• Would you actually use chat (WhatsApp/Telegram) instead of opening an app?
• What’s still missing from your current budgeting setup?

After watching way too much bradyyuortutor on YouTube, I got hooked to learning flags and countries and created a simple game online you can either play against an ai bot or other random players.

Would love your feedback on the game and design, complete free and very fun to play.

https://flagsduel.com

I used to waste way too much time just trying to find a good quote.

Every time I needed something meaningful — for motivation, captions, or just a quick mental reset — I’d open apps that were either:

• full of ads
• required internet
• or just had the same overused quotes

It got frustrating enough that I thought… why not just build something for myself?

So over the past few weeks, I built a simple offline quotes app called Soulful.

No accounts, no clutter — just clean, meaningful quotes that are always available, even without internet.

Here’s what I focused on:
• 📌 Quote of the Day (changes daily)

• 🔍 Fast search (find quotes instantly)

• ❤️ Save favorites

• 🗂️ Browse by categories & authors

• 🌙 Dark mode for late-night reading

• 🔔 Daily quote notifications

• 📴 Fully offline (works anytime, anywhere)

• 🖼️ Share quote as image

I originally built it just for personal use, but now I’m thinking of sharing it.

I’ve set up a one-time Pro version, but I want to give back to early users — so I’m offering FREE Pro access to the first 100 people.

If you’d like to try it:
👉 Just DM me and I’ll send you a promo code to unlock Pro for free.

No catch — I’d just love some honest feedback before I push this further.

Thanks for reading 🙌

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I built ScrollFit, a free digital wellness app that turns your doomscrolling into a fitness challenge instead of mindless scrolling.

playstore

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scrollfit.fitness&pcampaignid=web_share

how it works in simple terms:

Here's

1 You choose the distracting apps you want to block (social media, games, short video apps, etc.).

2 When you try to open them, ScrollFit blocks the screen with an overlay.

3 To unlock time, you have to do real exercises like push-ups or squats, which are counted using AI pose detection through your phone's camera.

4 Every set of reps gives you a few minutes of screen time in a "time bank", and your blocked apps only work while that time is available.

My goal was to build something for people (including me) who:

1 Know they're doomscrolling too much but traditional blockers feel too strict or annoying.

2 Want a small physical "cost" before opening Instagram, YouTube, or games, so it becomes a conscious choice instead of a reflex.

3 Like the idea of combining fitness + focus instead of just tracking screen time.

Current features:

1 App blocking for any installed app you choose.

2 Exercise-based unlocks (push-ups and squats for now; more exercises planned soon).

3 Simple, clean UI focused on actually using it every day rather than being overloaded with options.

4 Completely free to use right now, with optional ads so I can keep it running.

I'd really appreciate feedback on:

- Whether this "earn your screen time with exercise" idea would actually change your behavior.

- Any UX issues or bugs you notice on your device.

- What other exercises or features you'd want (e.g., planks, jumping jacks, streaks, or stats).

If you're into productivity, digital wellness, or fitness-habit apps, I'd love to hear your honest thoughts so I can improve it.

You can check out ScrollFit on Google Play here:

ScrollFit: Smart App Block – Earn Your Screen Time Through Fitness.

I love reading eBooks, but sometimes my eyes give up, so most of the time I go for audiobooks but every book is not available.

I am also an app developer, so i developed an offline app which can convert my books to Real-time audiobook, it has multiple characters support for non narrative script type books.

I recently released the app for everyone. It has more like 100+ downloads since its an App community whats better way then you guys testing it out.

It has multi language support and added new AI Voices which are purely offline and unlimited generation.

It's Free Completely (no subscriptions, no in-app purchases for core features), offline, and for personal use only on books without audiobook versions.

So can you guys can test it out and give me your honest reviews on how the app will be useful and how i can improve it.

If it's not allowed then I am Just putting the name of the app here: AudiFlo.

If you are interested you can learn more on our community r/AudiFlo/ .

I will add a direct link for the app under post in comments if its allowed. I don't want to promote it but i want more diverse users reviews on this so that i can make the app better.

Free App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.audiflo.zrota.app

Hey developer — yes, YOU.
The one who coded through nights, debugged with coffee, and still believed in your idea even when no one else did.
We see you. And we want you here.

This is not another subreddit that says “no self-promo” — then deletes your post anyway.
This is your safe space. Your cheering squad. Your digital living room where every app — big or tiny, polished or prototype — gets a seat at the table.

✨ All apps welcome:
→ Mobile? Yes.
→ Web tool? Absolutely.
→ AI experiment? We’re fascinated.
→ Weird passion project? That’s our favorite kind.

🚫 NO ONE gets blocked. Ever.
Not for being new. Not for being small. Not for being “not cool enough”.
You’re cool enough just by showing up.

💬 Just drop your link + tell us:

We’ll celebrate you. We’ll share you. We’ll support you — because you matter.
This is YOUR community. Come home. 🏡

#AppDeveloper #AllAppsWelcome #NoOneGetsBlocked #YouBelongHere

I built ProperPDF, a privacy-focused Android PDF editor. Everything processes on your device — no cloud uploads, no internet required.

What it does: Split, merge, compress, convert PDFs, and chat with your documents using on-device AI.

I'm a solo indie dev and still actively improving it. Feedback is always welcome!

Try it via https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.github.thegbguy.pdfmate&referrer=utm_source%3Dreddit

I’ve been using OBS for a while, and one thing that always felt unnecessarily painful was installing plugins.

Most of the time it’s:

- download a zip

- open it

- figure out which folders go where

- hope you didn’t break something

It works, but it’s not exactly smooth — especially when you’re setting things up for something important.

So I built a small desktop tool to simplify that process.

The idea is pretty simple:

- browse a curated list of plugins

- install supported ones in one click

- guide you when a plugin uses its own installer

- keep track of what’s already installed

It doesn’t try to do anything fancy or replace OBS — just removes the manual folder work.

One thing I was careful about:

it installs directly from official sources and doesn’t host plugin files itself.

I’m still refining the UX, so I’d really appreciate honest feedback from people who actually use OBS regularly.

Things I’m especially curious about:

- does this solve a real problem for you?

- anything confusing or missing?

- would you trust a tool like this in your workflow?

Happy to answer any questions or explain how it works.

I’ve been using OBS for a while, and one thing that always felt unnecessarily painful was installing plugins.

Most of the time it’s:

- download a zip

- open it

- figure out which folders go where

- hope you didn’t break something

It works, but it’s not exactly smooth — especially when you’re setting things up for something important.

So I built a small desktop tool to simplify that process.

The idea is pretty simple:

- browse a curated list of plugins

- install supported ones in one click

- guide you when a plugin uses its own installer

- keep track of what’s already installed

It doesn’t try to do anything fancy or replace OBS — just removes the manual folder work.

One thing I was careful about:

it installs directly from official sources and doesn’t host plugin files itself.

I’m still refining the UX, so I’d really appreciate honest feedback from people who actually use OBS regularly.

Things I’m especially curious about:

- does this solve a real problem for you?

- anything confusing or missing?

- would you trust a tool like this in your workflow?

If you want to check it out:

https://www.creatorstudioslabs.stream/products/obs-plugin-installer/#downloads

Happy to answer any questions or explain how it works.

Most students spend 15% of their study time just organizing their apps. Prodify puts your tasks, habits, notes, journal and focus timers on one screen so you can spend 100% of your time on the work that matters.

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Hallo zusammen, ich bin u/SofwareAppDev, und habe r/AppsWebappsFullstack zusammen mit anderen Mods ins Leben gerufen.
Dies ist unser neues Zuhause für alles, was mit Apps, Webapps, Software, Saas ...usw zusammenhängt. Wir freuen uns, dich bei uns begrüßen zu dürfen!

Welche Beiträge wollen wir?
Poste hier deine eigene App und beschreibe Sie, sag uns welche Probleme du mit deiner App/ Software löst.
Poste alles, von dem du glaubst, dass es für die Community interessant, hilfreich oder inspirierend ist.

Atmosphäre der Community
Bei uns dreht sich alles um ein freundliches, konstruktives und inklusives Miteinander. Lass uns einen Raum schaffen, in dem sich jede*r gut dabei fühlt, etwas zu teilen und sich zu vernetzen.

Danke, dass du Teil der allerersten Welle warst. Lass uns r/AppsWebappsFullstack gemeinsam großartig machen.