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Help us polish KIMYA by testing: Onboarding & permissions flows Zone creation & smart suggestions Shortcuts / App Intents NFC tag workflows Profile & subscription states Import / export features Localization & UI clarity What to report: Confusing screens or navigation Wrong context suggestions Crashes or freezes Permission issues Recommendations that feel off Your feedback makes KIMYA smarter and smoother. Dive in and let us know what feels right—and what doesn’t!

md.too is a minimalist, read-only Markdown viewer for macOS and iOS. It is native (Swift + AppKit / UIKit / SwiftUI), has zero third-party dependencies, and no accounts, analytics, or telemetry. What it does: Opens a .md file and renders it. Selectable, copyable text. Code blocks and tables get a one-click copy button. Quick Look extension on macOS — spacebar peek and Finder preview pane render .md. Syntax highlighting for about 40 languages. GitHub-style task lists, tables, inline images, and a tiny LaTeX subset. Exports the rendered document to a paginated PDF with images embedded (macOS). Light and dark theme — follows the system, or pick one explicitly. What it doesn't do: No editor, no live preview, no autosave. Read-only by design. No HTML rendering, no WKWebView. No third-party packages. More info and source: https://leok7v.github.io/md.too/ Looking for feedback on rendering correctness across a variety of real-world Markdown files (READMEs, AGENTS.md, PLAN.md, issues, PRs, wikis), as well as Quick Look behavior on macOS and any edge cases with nested lists, blockquotes, code fences, tables, and the LaTeX subset.

Hi, I have created an app for developers that helps to build app faster, it is a library of components, so it is a community, the goal is to publish components and use components from the library for free (there is an option to make a component not free and earn money from what you publish) but the main goal at the moment is to have a huge library. Thanks for reading this.

Luma — Live. Understand. Move. Act. Luma is a personal life operating system designed to help you organise your days, focus on what matters, and make steady progress across your life. More than a simple task manager, Luma brings your goals, projects, plans, habits, routines, fitness, finances, notes, and reflections into one calm and structured space. It helps you understand where your attention is going, what needs action, and how your daily choices connect to the bigger picture. Whether you are planning your week, tracking personal progress, reviewing your routines, or simply trying to feel more in control, Luma gives you a clean and thoughtful way to manage life without the noise. What you can do with Luma Organise your life around clear areas, goals, projects, and actions. Plan your days and weeks with a calmer, more intentional approach. Track routines, habits, fitness, nutrition, and personal progress. Capture notes, ideas, and reflections in one place. Review your week and decide what matters next. Use simple dashboards to understand your direction and momentum. Luma is built for people who want more clarity, better focus, and a system that supports real life — not just another to-do list. Live with intention. Understand your patterns. Move with purpose. Act on what matters.

Hi, I released Splacer to the TestFlight Store. Splacer manages To-Dos, Appointments, Files, Notes, Lists, and Contacts in Spaces and Projects, so everything can be found in one place and organized however you like. To-Dos and Appointments can be synced with your iOS Calendar (either to your projects, your calendar, both, or neither). Having severe ADHD, I needed an app that handles all of this without forcing me to open 2–3 different apps just to prepare for, for example, a meeting at work. You can share Spaces and Projects with other people to send or receive information. My SO can now add things directly to my shared Space, so I don’t have an excuse anymore for forgetting stuff… and I will forget it. It keeps me disciplined! Hope some of you can relate to Splacer and find it helpful for organizing your stuff.

It's a simple, but beautiful goal and savings tracker. Create goals, organize them in folders, and celebrate all the little milestones.

Nous is a reading tracker app designed to help you be truly engaged while you read. Take notes, dictate your thoughts, and create a bank of knowledge. Nous is designed mainly for non-fiction readers, but can be useful any reader who wants to be more engaged with their books. Record reading sessions and actively take down thoughts and summaries via text or dictation. Capture highlights, organise your reading library, and see your progress unfold over time. Get a chance to recall the summary of the last session, so you can further retain your knowledge of the book. You can even export sessions and entire books to Obsidian, Notion, or favoured note-taking system. More information is available at nousreading.app

Experimental on-device AI small LLM chat

Try the full Checklist Genie experience before launch — voice commands, smart list creation, routines, sharing, and more. Sign up now to help shape the final release!

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.

iClaw is an open source AI Agent App that you can use LLMs to power your phone. You can use LLMs to directly execute code on JS sandbox, control In-App Browser, read/write health data, and more… Now iClaw is on TestFlight, you can get whole source code on https://github.com/samhjn/iClaw

im.ai: AI Chat for iOS & macOS im.ai is a native SwiftUI chat app that connects to any major LLM: Gemini, Groq, OpenRouter or runs models fully on-device via llama.cpp with no server, no subscription, and nothing leaving your phone. Switch between cloud and local inference per session. Your keys stay in the Keychain; your local conversations stay on your device.

TerraTrek is a simple app for planning your adventures. We just fixed some bugs in our iOS App. We are looking for beta testers that can help us test just 4 features and provide some feedback. Thank you for the support.

Hey, I’d be happy if you tried out the Kaleido Pattern app. Kaleido Pattern App is a playful, intuitive, and almost meditative way of creating Pattern for any use case or just for experimenting, discovering symmetry, and refining visual ideas. Some things still might not work exactly as expected. Either way, I’d love to hear what you think of the app or anything you notice. For now, the app is only for iPad on iOS 17.5 or later.

SwipeReader turns any text into a swipeable feed, one sentence at a time. It helps you read faster, stay focused, and retain more. Scan pages, import files, or read classic stories while enjoying a distraction-free reading experience. I’d love your feedback and suggestions! There are some example stories available in the app to make trying it out as easy as possible.

Your name gets said in a meeting. You're not paying attention. DRFT is. Set your wake words — your name, a project, whatever you keep missing — and let DRFT listen in the background. When someone says your word, you get an alert. On-device speech recognition, nothing recorded, nothing uploaded. Works on iPhone (mic) and Mac (captures app audio from Zoom, Teams, whatever). All transcription stays on your device. Pay attention? In this economy? Looking for feedback on: Detection accuracy — did it catch your name? Miss it? Ghost-fire on nothing? Battery life during long listening sessions Mac audio capture across different meeting apps General "does this make sense" vibes

Shelve It is a free iOS app to save various content such as images, pdfs, etc Some of what you can expect to test: saving/pasting links or content into the app opening saved items and reading them organizing or managing your saved library checking whether the app feels clear and easy to use reporting any crashes, bugs, missing content, or confusing behavior etc. What I'm looking for from testers: Does anything crash or behave unexpectedly? Is anything confusing or unclear? General feedback on the experience Built with Swift for iOS [iOS 17+]. Works on iPhone and iPad Feel free to leave feedback via TestFlight or drop a comment here. Thank you for your time

UpKeep helps homeowners track appliances, stay on top of maintenance, and manage home upkeep with AI-assisted workflows. Some of the current features include: AI label scanning to extract appliance details like brand, model, and serial info Smart appliance identification from a photo Warranty tracking Auto-generated maintenance schedules Task reminders and weekly planning Shopping mode for replacement parts / price comparison I’m currently looking for beta testers who can help with feedback on: onboarding clarity ease of adding and managing appliances label scanning / identification accuracy usefulness of maintenance scheduling anything confusing, broken, or missing in the overall experience If you’re a homeowner, manage multiple appliances, or are interested in better ways to stay on top of home upkeep, I’d really appreciate your feedback.

Hey everyone, I wanted to share a little side project I've been working on, meet Fog. I’ve always struggled with organizing my notes, creating folders, deciding what goes where, and manually managing everything. Fog aims to solve this with four core features: • Auto naming • Auto grouping into clouds • Auto cloud grouping • Ask anything about your notes These features are powered by Apple’s on-device Foundation Model, meaning the AI runs entirely on your device, and your data never leaves your phone. The app is built with SwiftUI and SwiftData, and it was a great excuse to experiment with Apple’s newest on-device AI capabilities. I also had a lot of fun messing around with the new Liquid Glass design (hot take: it’s awesome). Fog is still in its early stages, but it’s available on TestFlight now. Feel free to try it and let me know your honest thoughts. Open to improvements and critiques. Clear your fog!

Breveto is a beautiful writing and note taking app, with a unique take on how to organize your files. We'd love feedback on all aspects of the app no matter how big or small! This beta has numerous changes from the previous version of the app, including: A polished design, improved sync, dozens of quality-of-life upgrades, and it's now on iOS!