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Looking to go for a full launch soon, trying to finish for you and cross-sync functionality and getting started on making new theming, icons and other premium level options. My app is ad free and I want this to be a one-stop app for active trackers and casual ones as well.

We are looking for more testers to test SchoolMate version 2.2! What is SchoolMate? SchoolMate is an app to help you Ace the Day with a built in schedule manager, grade calculators, flashcards (included with premium), and lots of customization. (learn more about SchoolMate) What should be tested? In 2.2, we are introducing custom app icons, an updated Premium page with custom symbols, SOME localization for Spanish users (work in progress), and other UI tweaks. We would love feedback on the current app icon designs, along with suggestions for new ones if you have them! In the premium page, we'd love any feedback necessary for updating the wording or symbols. And of course, If any other bugs arise or you have feature suggestions or improvements, we'd love to hear them!!

I've added a new chart for statistics to this Rubik's cube timer, testers would be appreciated!

Hello, we are making a weather app here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/TgK4mGpQ I know there are hundreds already but we still believe we have managed to make it more accessible than most and we consider that adding climate context to the current weather events might help people make sense of the situation at hand. Please let us know in case you have any comments or doubts. Thanks and enjoy your day!

Hi! Welcome to Cali! Welcome new Beta Testers! Cali is a new calendar app that shows you what's next, keep track, and gives you a summary in the morning. And now it's all yours! Ariel Araya-Madrigal

Hey everyone! 👋 I’ve always been interested in AR/VR/mixed reality and was inspired by the release of the Apple Vision Pro to play around with RealityKit on the iOS. I was really impressed with how quick and simple iOS17’s Object Capture API made it to capture lifelike digital copies of objects. Objy is an iOS app with two modes: Capture and Discover. Capture mode (requires LiDAR - pro model iPhones post iPhone 12) guides the user through the process of walking and creating the capture. The app processes these into a digital copy on-device which you can upload to a profile. Discover mode presents a semi transparent box you can position in your environment (using your camera feed). Once set this anchors your object discovery feed as you swipe up and down to discover new objects. You can show your love for your discoveries with a burst of hearts, or save objects to your project like to view anywhere you want at a later time. Your profile holds your captured objects, as well as your saved objects. From your profile you can view any of these objects in your own space as well. You can share objects from your profile, sharing to other iOS devices will open them in the native iOS AR Quick View. Check out a demo video I made: https://youtube.com/shorts/_pSgPMFA1F4?si=S1M4sjW_ooG3LLrr The most recent TestFlight build adds guest mode - so you can see a shorter discovery feed without creating a profile. And it also adds Sign In with Apple. I’d love to get any feedback on the app (design, functionality, bugs!, or more). I am also always up to chatting with people passionate about AR and spatial computing, so feel free to reach out either via the support email address in the app, or on the discord I made for feedback: https://discord.gg/4FwDSApv Thanks, Marcus

App switching is probably one of the most common tasks we do when using our computers. There are many ways to open an app, but many of them have their own drawbacks. Opening an app using the Dock can become harder if you have many apps in it. Command-Tab is very useful when you want to switch to the most recent or second most recent app, but it can become troublesome beyond that. Spotlight is a versatile search tool, but it simply shows the app that was last used for a given query. On iOS, there is the 'Suggestions' box in the App Library, which displays four apps based on your usage patterns. It is often useful, but the experience could be even better on a computer. Here, a keyboard is always accessible, and predictions can be much more accurate even with just one or two letters. So I’ve been working on this context-aware app switcher named Applight, which is now available as a public beta starting today. Here are some key features: As soon as you press the modifier key of your choice, the app displays apps that you might want to use in that context. Type a letter or two, or press a number key, to quickly select the app you want to use. Open the selected app by just releasing your modifier key. Every person has a different way of using their computer. The app tailors its prediction algorithm based on your usage patterns. https://seungwoochoe.github.io/applight

Snitch your friends and family when they use distracting apps or websites. A fun and meaningful game for couples, family members and close friends who want to make a real effort to lower their screen use.

Hello everyone! Zealous Notes is a (zealous) alternative to the standard Notes app. Give it a shot; tell me what you think of it. Here's the blurb: It has familiar Notes app features, including: On iPhone & iPad: Inline PDF documents Speech Recognition Markup Mode Apple Spotlight Search integration iPad: Handwriting Recognition ( via Apple Pencil) Edit notes side-by-side …and zealous features, including: Stack related notes on top of each other, as either: a permanent bundle of linked notes, or a transient #hashtag reference. Link notes to your Calendar events (by permission only!) Toggle Header & List options inline with your text. Subdivide your notes into sections, to ease editing of your notes' related ideas, optionally, each with its own undo-redo memory. Draggable Controls .…and more! Zealous Notes will never mine, manipulate, or abscond with any of your data. Open a new note & tap the “Getting Started” guide to get started! **for the curious: 'Zealous Notes' is built upon its ancestor app — 'Text & Markup'. As installed, it will appear as 'Zealous Notes'. Once the updated app is pushed onto the App Store proper, 'Zealous Notes' will fully supplant the old name. This ought to ease the transition to the new app for existing 'Text & Markup' users.

AlignMate is an innovative app created to support individuals on their journey with clear aligners. With its user-friendly interface and comprehensive suite of features, AlignMate ensures you stay on track with your treatment plan, making aligner wear simple, consistent, and efficient. Key Features: Wear Time Tracker: Utilize the app's timer to track daily and overall wear time of your aligners. Set personalized goals based on your orthodontist's recommendations to ensure you're wearing your aligners for the optimal amount of time each day. Reminder Notifications: Never forget to wear or change your aligners with customizable reminder notifications. Set alerts for when it’s time to put your aligners back in after meals and when it's time to switch to a new set. Progress Visualization: Upload photos regularly to visually track your treatment progress. Compare before and after images side by side to see your smile transform as well as view timelapse progress video. Treatment Calendar: View your entire treatment schedule at a glance. Keep track of past and upcoming aligner changes, dental appointments, and important milestones.

Zealous Notes is a (zealous) alternative to the standard Notes app. Give it a shot; tell me what you think of it. Here's the blurb: It has familiar Notes app features, including: On iPhone & iPad: • Inline PDF documents. • Speech Recognition. • Markup Mode. • Apple Spotlight Search integration. iPad: • Handwriting Recognition ( via Apple Pencil). • Edit notes side-by-side. …and zealous features, including: • Stack related notes on top of each other, as either: • a permanent bundle of linked notes, or. • a transient #hashtag reference. • Link notes to your Calendar events (by permission only!). • Toggle Header & List options inline with your text. • Subdivide your notes into sections, to ease editing of your notes' related ideas. • optionally, each with its own undo-redo memory. • Draggable Controls. …and more! Zealous Notes will never mine, manipulate, or abscond with any of your data. Open a new note & tap the “Getting Started” guide to get started! ** for the curious: 'Zealous Notes' builds upon its ancestor app — 'Text & Markup'.

Animated landscapes, funny stories and detailed weather information. It's all Cartoon Weather. Animated scene: One look at the animated landscape and you know how it is outside. Everything corresponds to reality - the time of day, the season, the climate, the precipitation, the snow cover, the wind, the clouds, including the position of the sun and the moon. Comic stories: All sorts of adventures take place in the animated landscape. You will be guided through them by a likable heroine and her friends. You can look forward to something new every time you launch the app. All those who like fun will find something to enjoy. We have also thought of animal lovers. (Plus mode contains 150 more stories) Panels full of information: In dozens of panels, you'll see everything you need to know about the weather. You can see all the data in clear and perfectly animated graphs. Configurability: It's up to you which panels you use. You can customize their content and appearance to suit you perfectly.

Hi All, We are nearing release of our game 'Swapple - Word Puzzle Game' and would be very grateful for anyone that would be interested in joining the beta test for our game, The game, as mentioned in the title, is a Word Puzzle game (more of a puzzle then a word game) and has over 300 levels spanning 4 playlists and the addition of more challenging weekly levels, For anyone that joins our beta test, we would kindly ask for feedback (positive or constructive) on the following areas: . Tutorial (Is it helpful? Is anything missing?) Standard Gameplay (Is it fun? Are levels too easy or hard? Is the UI and game interactivity i.e. swipe/drag-drop clear? Any feedback on the various level types i.e. 1 WORD, 2 WORD, Time etc) Weekly Level Gameplay (Is it fun? Are levels too easy or hard?) Shop (What colour packs have you purchased? Which are your favourites? Any colour packs which don't look nice? Is the shop easy to use?) Ads (Are they too often? Are they appropriate?) UI/UX (Thoughts on UI/UX? Any improvements ideas?) We would also greatly appreciate if you can raise any bugs (with screenshots and steps on what you were doing when it happened) via the TestFlight app, We hope that any feedback or bugs caught in this beta testing will only help us to ensure a smooth release

GeoGroups is a social media platform that allows you to build groups and communities around the things you enjoy. GeoGroups also enables you to find events near you based on your interests that can facilitate real in-person meetings that enable you to be more of you with the people around you. GeoGroups enforces real human interactions in order to know that you are engaging with real people reduce trolling.

For the last 2 years I have been developing a productivity app called FlowNote. It is meant for all you productive people out there, so you can organize your projects, to-do lists, or just random notes in the way YOU like. https://apps.apple.com/app/id1669330175 App allows you to: Nest pages inside one another, 12+ powerful building blocks to put in your text, Save pages as templates, Share pages with anyone, Powerful organizational features...

Hi there, I am the developer of OpenArtemis - an open-source, read only, and privacy focused reddit client. It has local sub favorites, local saved posts and saved comments, and most recently local multis! When you jump in you will immediately see that it is heavily inspired by Apollo. Some things to note: In hopes of remaining in good faith with Reddit, the app is completely free and open source. Nothing is paid, nor will ever be paid. I do not accept donations for developing the app at this time. This is purely a passion project! How does it work? - The app is built on top of web scraping old.reddit.com. Every action you take is emulated essentially on top of a psuedo-backend browser. This app is basically a fancy frontend built on top of the HTML of old.reddit.com. What about it is "privacy focused?" - The app attempts to strip out ads, trackers, and has built in redirects to other open-source front end alternatives. (Like invidious for youtube, nitter for twitter, etc.) This project does not support logging in, and it is not planned to. OpenArtemis is intended to remain as a read-only client. Though, you can open specific comments and posts in the in-app browser (via swipe actions or long press), in which you can comment from there. You can see the source code here: https://github.com/lo-cafe/OpenArtemis

Hello there! I'd love to get some feedback on my app, Cast Of The Dice, an accessible dice roller powered by speech recognition with a custom model data. I'd greatly appreciate your feedback on: Accuracy of the speech recognition and Overall accessibility of the app Thanks for your time and help!

Hey All, I just completely refreshed my app PotClock to be a Green, Clean, and Serene recovery companion; log limits as you go through the day to make sure you do not go over, plus manage your data with an integrated file manager that utilizes Finder and Files depending on OS, in addition to a built in copy of the GCS Guide as a PDF to share with others for free or print. I would love testers on visionOS, macOS, iPadOS, and iOS as it runs on them all. Chase Angelo Giles 🎅👽👼🌱❤️😮‍💨⚔️👄 App Store Version: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/potclock/id1498130819 TestFlight Version: https://testflight.apple.com/join/ivCR0RIe

Download our latest premium digital Business card app now. give us feedback if you want.

I am working on an app, that allows people to share spatial videos, and for all users to watch videos made by others. I use CloudKIt Public Database as a backend, and so far is working great. Curious how well it is going to scale. I have built a VisionOS version, and one for iOS, so it is easier for people to submit new videos.