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Save your application’s permanent data for offline use, cache temporary data, and add undo functionality to your app on a single device using Core Data.

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A LiDAR point cloud capturing and editing app for iPhone & iPad. Complete suite that lets you scan, edit and export to common 3D formats. You can use the resulting 3D models in games, architecture, videos, print, etc. The app 3D editor is not Unity or Blender, the renderer behind is built from the ground up specifically for modern iPhone and iPad devices.
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Solarday is a calm, intention-based app I designed to help myself be mindfully productive – to focus on what matters without drowning in endless checklists. After years of trying productivity tools that made me feel busier, not better, I wanted to build something that encouraged focus, intentionality and balance.
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"Day of Delivery" is used to check deliveries from IKEA. When the carrier brings you a pile of boxes with the disassembled furniture for your home, you can easily check that everything is correct and resolve any problems immediately. This avoids stress and unnecessary costs if you discover a mistake during assembly. What to test?
 The app uses data from PDF receipts that IKEA sends by email. Although receipts from different countries are similar, it is necessary to make adjustments for each country. That is why I need to test as many receipts from as many countries as possible. If the app encounters a problem with receipt compatibility, it will offer to send me the receipt for analysis to improve compatibility. Thank you in advance. Michal Kus
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Budget Budgie is a straightforward budgeting app for anyone who gets overwhelmed by budgeting! Most people who don’t budget their expenditures don’t know where to begin. Linking bank accounts, debit accounts, credit cards can be scary. Too many graphs and charts is distracting. AI integration is confusing. This all adds up to people giving up before they begin. Check out the first public build of Budget Budgie and please provide feedback as described in the TestFlight. Thanks!
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Hello, I’ve been working on a native macOS client for Mastodon called Oliphaunt, built primarily with AppKit and some SwiftUI integration. It’s designed to feel fast, lightweight and truly native — not a web wrapper, Catalyst, SwiftUI, or Electron app. I’d appreciate any feedback from fellow developers and testers. Key features: Native UI using AppKit (with some SwiftUI) Core Data for local caching Responsive, keyboard-friendly interface UX tailored for macOS (desktop-class usage) Supports multiple accounts, cross-instance timelines and search The app supports macOS 14 Sonoma and later. Feedback is welcome via TestFlight, on GitHub, or right here. Thanks in advance to anyone who gives it a try!
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🚀 Join the LiftTrackr TestFlight Beta!! 🚀 I’m launching the first version of my workout tracking app, and I’d love your help testing it! 🏋️‍♂️📱 If you track your workouts and want an app that makes it simple and effective, join the TestFlight beta and be among the first to try it out. Your feedback will help shape the app! 📌 What you can do: ✅ Log your workouts effortlessly ✅ Track your progress over time ✅ Sync with Apple Health ✅ Help improve the app with your feedback 🔗 Join the beta here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/DHP16AXK Try it out, log your next workout, and let me know what you think! 💪🔥
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