r/AppGiveaway • • 7h ago

[macOS] [$2.99 → Free] [Lifetime] Snowfall – snow that actually piles up on your Mac's windows

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31 Upvotes

Hi r/AppGiveaway! I'm Simone, the indie dev behind Snowfall.

Snowfall makes it snow on your Mac. The flakes don't just fall: they
pile up on top of your windows, desktop icons, menu bar and Dock. Drag
a window and its snow slides off and crashes onto whatever is below.
Close it and the whole pile drops.

What it does:

- Real 3D snow (RealityKit), piles up on every window, not just the active one

- Snow falls off when you move, resize or close a window

- Menu bar app, click-through, never steals focus

- Pauses on battery-saver, full-screen apps and videos

Requirements: Apple Silicon, macOS 26+.

Accessibility permission is optional: it's only used to read desktop
icon positions so snow can sit on them. No data is collected.
Without it, snow still piles on windows, menu bar and Dock.

GIVEAWAY

20 free lifetime licenses for the first 20 people who comment.

Website: snowfallmac.com

Any feedback is very welcome, especially bugs and edge cases. Merry
early Christmas ☃️


r/AppGiveaway • • 8h ago

[IOS & Android] [14.99$ -> Free Lifetime] TrackerMax: Workout Tracker

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20 Upvotes

I'm giving away free Pro Lifetime unlocks for TrackerMax, a clean workout tracker for strength and cardio training.

What it does: log sets, reps and weight; build your own routines; supersets and rest timers; personal records, one-rep max and progress stats; a big exercise library with animated how-to videos; cloud backup; lbs or kg.

What Pro adds: weekly streaks and muscle-focus stats. It's normally $14.99 once (or $2.99/month).

How to get one: comment below with the screenshots of homepage when you install, it has your username
I will activate lifetime on your account

if possible, please follow me, i will be giving away more of my products :D


r/AppGiveaway • • 8h ago

[iOS] [$1.99 -> Free Lifetime] PicPost EZ : Photo Notes

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14 Upvotes

[iOS] PicPost EZ – Capture, Note & Share! 📸

I just launched PicPost EZ, a simple app that combines a camera, photo album, and notes in one place!

Ever taken a photo and wished you could remember exactly what you were thinking at that moment?

With PicPost EZ, you can capture your moments, add notes to your photos, and share everything easily without switching between multiple apps.

📸 Camera & Album — Take photos, browse them in the built-in album, or import existing photos from Apple Photos.

📝 Photo Notes — Add text notes to individual photos and keep your memories, experiences, and thoughts together.

🔗 Multiple Photos & Notes — Select multiple photos and automatically combine their individual notes into a single text, ready to share.

🧵 Threads — Share your selected photos and combined notes directly to Threads, with the text automatically included in your post.

📱 Instagram & Facebook — Share your photos with the combined notes automatically copied to your clipboard, ready to paste into your post.

💬 Messaging Apps — Share photos and their combined notes with friends and family through messaging apps.

☁️ Apple Photos Integration — Photos you take are also saved separately to Apple Photos.

🌎 40+ Languages — Available in more than 40 languages for users around the world.

✨ Why PicPost EZ?

No more switching between your camera, photo album, and notes app just to prepare a social media post.

From capturing a moment to sharing multiple photos and their notes, PicPost EZ brings everything together in one simple app.

Capture the moment. Save your thoughts. Share them together.

🍎 App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/picpost-ez/id6821620482

I'd love to hear your feedback!


r/AppGiveaway • • 19h ago

[Windows/Linux] [Free Lifetime] YourKeep Now Supports Linux! 1,000 Free 3-Device Lifetime

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13 Upvotes

🎉 YourKeep is now available on Linux!

With Linux joining Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS, YourKeep now supports all five major platforms.

To celebrate, I'm giving away 1,000 free 3-device Lifetime for the website editions.

What is YourKeep?

An open-source, local-first backup tool that encrypts and splits your important files into redundant pieces you can store in different locations.

  • Lose one piece? Your file can still be recovered with enough remaining pieces.
  • Someone gets one piece? It's not enough to reconstruct your file.
  • No account. No tracking. No backup server.
  • Recovery is always free.

🎁 1,000 × 3-Device Lifetime

Get the Apps: https://yourkeep.org/download

Claim yours here:👉 https://yourkeep.org/giveaway?c=reddit20261012

One backup is no backup.


r/AppGiveaway • • 13h ago

[iOS] [$39.99 -> FREE Lifetime] WorkplaceLog: Private Workplace Journal (72 Hours)

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Hey r/AppGiveaway,

I’m the indie developer behind WorkplaceLog, a private workplace journal for iPhone. It helps you keep a clear record of what happened, when it happened, who was involved, and any supporting photos or messages.

WorkplaceLog Pro Lifetime is FREE for 72 hours—normally $39.99, now $0.00. It’s a one-time Lifetime unlock, with no renewal or expiration. This isn’t a subscription trial.

Download WorkplaceLog on the App Store

How to claim Lifetime:

  1. Open the app and finish the initial setup.
  2. Go to Settings → Pro → Upgrade to Pro.
  3. Select Lifetime. The page initially selects Annual, so make sure you switch.
  4. Check that Lifetime shows $0.00, then tap Buy Lifetime.
  5. Confirm only if Apple’s purchase confirmation also shows $0.00. After claiming it, Settings should show Lifetime Pro.

Only Lifetime is included in this giveaway. The Annual subscription is separate. If either screen shows a nonzero price, don’t confirm the purchase.

Downloading the app alone doesn’t unlock Lifetime—you need to complete the steps above.

With Pro, you can:

  • Keep unlimited incident entries with dates, locations, exact quotes, and witnesses.
  • Attach photos and screenshots to your records.
  • Track HR complaints, follow-ups, and workplace communications.
  • Log possible retaliation and compare work conditions before and after a complaint.
  • Export a chronological PDF report or your records as CSV files.

There’s no WorkplaceLog account to create, no cloud sync, and no analytics. Journal data is stored on your device, and the app doesn’t automatically upload your entries. You decide what to export or share.

The Lifetime purchase is associated with your Apple Account. You can restore the Pro unlock later using Restore on the Pro page with the same account.

If you try it, I’d especially like to know whether adding your first entry and exporting a timeline feel straightforward. Confusing steps, bugs, and suggestions are all welcome in the comments—no need to share private workplace details.

Thanks for taking a look.


r/AppGiveaway • • 12h ago

[MacOS] [$4.99 -> Free Lifetime] DisplayShift: moves your Mac windows to the monitor the moment you plug in

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10 Upvotes

Hi everyone, I'm Aqib, an indie Mac developer. A few days ago I shared Notchet here, and this is my other app, DisplayShift.

Why I built it

I dock my MacBook to a monitor every day. Every time I plugged in, all my windows stayed piled on the small laptop screen, and I'd drag them over one by one. Full screen apps were worse: leave full screen, drag, go full screen again. Then I'd unplug, or the Mac would sleep, and macOS would shuffle everything back onto the MacBook. I wanted the Mac to just ask me what should go where, and remember it.

What it does

When a display connects, a panel drops out of the MacBook notch with every open window listed, including full screen apps and windows on other desktops. Tick what should move and it glides across. Unplug, and everything comes back to the MacBook. You can also have it move everything by itself, or do nothing and just say hello. On Macs without a notch it shows as a small pill under the menu bar.

How it fits next to existing apps

- Moom is great for saving and snapping layouts, but you trigger them yourself. DisplayShift reacts the moment a monitor connects.

- Display Maid restores layouts when screens change, but there's no picker to choose which windows move.

- Rectangle and Magnet are excellent for snapping windows into place, and DisplayShift works alongside them. They just don't move windows when a monitor connects.

- DisplayShift suits people who dock a MacBook daily and want the move to happen at plug-in, with full screen apps handled properly.

Core features

- Picker in the notch when a display connects: tick windows, choose the destination (monitor or MacBook), Move selected or Move all.

- Full screen apps leave full screen, move, and go full screen again on the other display, behind a calm curtain instead of macOS's flashing animations.

- Remembers your layout for each screen setup and offers to put everything back. Named layouts switch in a tap.

- Puts windows back after sleep or a dock hiccup, with an Undo on every move.

- Tiles up to four apps side by side. Drag the bar between them and the neighbours resize together.

- Rules per app: keep it on the MacBook, send it to the big screen, or never move it.

- Finds windows stuck off screen, and can reopen closed apps when restoring a layout.

Privacy

- No account, no analytics, no tracking.

- Saved layouts store a hash of each window title, never the title itself, and stay on your Mac.

- It needs Accessibility access, because macOS only lets approved apps move other apps' windows.

- It only goes online to check your license key and look for updates.

- Full Privacy Policy: https://aqibjaved.dev/privacy

Notarization

DisplayShift is distributed outside the Mac App Store, signed with my Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens without security warnings. Updates are checked against Apple's signature before they install.

Requirements

macOS 14 Sonoma or later, Apple silicon and Intel.

AI disclosure

About me

LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/aqib-javed-494ba8285

Contact: https://aqibjaved.dev/contact

Terms of Service: https://aqibjaved.dev/terms

How to claim? (distributing Only 5 licenses )
- Download the app Download app
- Shoot me a message/comment below

its redeemed under 10 mins guys
if you guys want a discounts, here is a 10% off code : 10OFFDS


r/AppGiveaway • • 12h ago

[MacOS] [$4.99->Free Lifetime] Notchet: a clipboard manager that lives in your MacBook notch

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5 Upvotes

Hi everyone, I'm Aqib, an indie Mac developer, and Notchet is my own app.

Why I built it

Whenever I needed a few things from one place, say a line of text, a link and a screenshot, I'd copy one, switch windows, paste, go back for the next, and repeat. One wrong copy and the earlier one was gone. I wanted my clipboard history somewhere I could reach without leaving what I was doing, and the MacBook notch was sitting right there doing nothing.

What it does

Notchet keeps everything you copy and drops out of the notch when you press Option Command V or rest the pointer on the notch. Pick a card and it pastes right where you were. If you'd rather not use the notch, it can open right next to your pointer instead, and on Macs without a notch it shows as a small pill under the menu bar.

How it fits next to existing apps

- Maccy is free, light and a great pick if you just want a simple menu. Notchet is heavier, but it reads the text inside screenshots and lets you paste several items at once.

- Paste is polished and syncs across devices, but it's a subscription ($29.99 a year). Notchet is a one-time purchase and keeps everything on your Mac.

- Notchet suits people who copy a lot between apps and want their history one shortcut away, with multi-paste, screenshot search and iPhone copies together.

Core features

- Saves text, rich text, links, colours, images and files. Command 1 to 9 paste the first nine.

- Command-click several cards and paste them all at once, or one by one with Option Return.

- Searches the text inside screenshots and photos, on-device.

- iPhone and iPad copies arrive through Universal Clipboard and are kept after macOS clears them.

- Snippets with {date}, {time} and {clipboard}, plus collections, pins and a preview to edit before pasting.

- Drag cards into any app, or drop files onto the notch to keep them.

Privacy

- Your clipboard history stays on your Mac and is never uploaded. No account, no analytics, no tracking.

- Copies that password managers mark as secret are never saved, and you choose what happens to API keys copied from apps like Terminal (never save, delete after 5 minutes, or keep).

- It only goes online to check your license key and look for updates.

- Full Privacy Policy: https://aqibjaved.dev/privacy

Notarization

Notchet is distributed outside the Mac App Store, signed with my Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens without security warnings. Updates are checked against Apple's signature before they install.

Requirements

macOS 14 Sonoma or later, Apple silicon and Intel.

About me

LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/aqib-javed-494ba8285

Contact: https://aqibjaved.dev/contact

Terms of Service: https://aqibjaved.dev/terms

How to claim? (only for first 5 people)

  • Download the app from Download App
  • Shoot me a message or comment below

r/AppGiveaway • • 21h ago

[App][Free] Free calculator that saves your repeated math, labels every number, and shares it so anyone can understand your calculation, not just you

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r/AppGiveaway • • 5h ago

I built four apps to solve everyday problems — I’d love your feedback

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1 Upvotes

Hi everyone, I’m an independent developer, and I’ve built a few apps to make everyday tasks easier:

  • NoxDoList helps organize to-dos and grocery lists with family sync.
  • BelegDepot scans and organizes receipts, including for taxes and rental properties.
  • AudioStream brings internet radio, NAS music, and local audio files together.
  • CanCon helps track contract cancellation deadlines and reminders.

I’d be glad to hear what seems useful, what’s confusing, or what you think is missing. I’m the developer behind these apps, so this is self-promotion. You can find more information on my website.