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ClipBoard is a productivity app that pastes, saves and syncs your pasteboard data across your devices. Features: Save texts, images and supported files (coming soon). Sync data with iCloud render Text in plain, markdown, html, and code Deliver quick actions with widgets and app shortcuts

I've been working on this MyAnimeList client for some months, and I would love to receive feedback from fellow developers. Any feedback about the UI/UX or technology used would be fantastic and helpful. Kitsune for MyAnimeList works on iOS, iPadOS, macOS (with Apple Silicon), and visionOS. My goal with this app is to provide people with a minimalistic experience for using their MAL (MyAnimeList) on the go with their iPhones. The app is almost entirely built with SwiftUI, with some components using UIKit. Some features include: Your Schedule: a weekly view of your currently airing anime. Notifications: Get a notification when a new episode is released or when a new series from 'Plan to Watch' is released. Customize app behavior: Switch between preferring manga chapters or volumes, use your local time on 'Your Schedule,' and more. On the developer side: The app is compatible with iOS 16.4, and I always strive to use the newest SwiftUI functionalities available, such as webAuthenticationSession environment and the newest iOS 17's ContentUnavailableView.

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!

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

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

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

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

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!!

TerraTrek brings simplicity to your journeys, making every step more enjoyable. Whether you’re exploring cities, trekking through forests, or navigating deserts, TerraTrek’s got you covered. Start your journey today and witness how adventure is truly made easy.

Hi All, we are nearing release of our MacOS app 'Changelog Publisher' and would be very grateful for anyone that would be interested in joining the beta test for our MacOS app.

TerraTrek brings simplicity to your journeys, making every step more enjoyable. Whether you’re exploring cities, trekking through forests, or navigating deserts, TerraTrek’s got you covered. Start your journey today and witness how adventure is truly made easy

Hi all, I've added a search feature to JuxtaCode and would like to get as much feedback as possible before releasing it. JuxtaCode is a Git diff and merge tool that lets you: Browse commits Compare code changes See file history Resolve merge conflicts You can also compare and merge any plain text. Thanks for taking a look! :)

We have added In App Purchase to TerraTrek. TerraTrek helps a user experience a travel revolution, where adventure planning is reimagined for the modern explorer. Kindly help test IAP by subscribing to any tier and creating more than 1 trip. You can also add a budget to a trip. Looking forward to your feedback. Thanks in advance

Hello everyone, we are about to release our MacOS app "Changelog Publisher". The release candidate is now available for testing in TestFlight. We would be very grateful to anyone who would be interested in participating in the beta test for our MacOS app.

I noticed I used my email inbox as a place to store reminders during the day, for example if I think of a way to try solve a bug I’ll email it to myself. But I love my “inbox zero” so I hate notifications on my email inbox 😅 I made this app to quickly “send those notes to myself” during the day. Swipe right to clear the notification badge once actioned. Swipe left to delete the note. Tap a note to see the full text. Hope you might find it useful! There is no sign up required, but I’d love to chat 1-1 to get feedback from you so either DM or reply and I’ll DM you! Notes are saved locally only, deleting the app or borking your phone will remove all saved notes.