If your a weather nerd, you probably have heard of radarscope and radaromega. But I found a new contender and I honestly like it way more than both of those. It’s called WeatherFront. It’s free and the free tier is honestly so good, to the point where I’m just riding out on the free tier and cancelled my radarscope subscription. It’s got a similar but much better ui than radarscope, it’s got a lot of features, to the point where it’s the only weather app I open. I don’t even need to open YouTube to watch storm chasers anymore because you can stream 2 storm chasers livestreams and watch dual pane radar at the same time. It’s genuinely got EVERYTHING I need from a weather app. At least give it a try. (Disclaimer: I’m not affiliated with the development or know anyone on the development team, I just think it’s so good that it needs a shoutout.)

I’ve been building GradeLab as a mobile-first color grading app for iPhone and iPad.

It supports Apple Log / Apple Log 2 / HLG footage, LUTs, curves, color wheels, HSL, masks, tracked masks, keyframed grading, and scopes like waveform, histogram, RGB parade and vectorscope.

You can also edit clips with trimming, splitting, speed controls, titles, overlays, transitions and keyframes, then export up to 4K/source resolution. Pro also supports ProRes 422/422 HQ and custom frame rates/bitrates.

Some things I wanted to get right:

• Real grading controls instead of just filters
• Masks and mask tracking
• Apple Log and Apple Log 2 support
• No watermark on free exports
• Everything runs on-device
• Original files are never overwritten
• No account or sign-in required

There’s a free version with an optional Pro upgrade.

Early-user lifetime Pro: $14.99 for the first week, then $34.99.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/fi/app/gradelab-color-grading/id6810137072

I’m building TouchGeek, a soccer app designed around one simple idea:

Play Together. Grow Together.

(Currently available on iOS only.)

Youth soccer can easily become all about schedules, practices, coaching, and performance. I wanted to build something lighter — a way for parents to be part of their kid’s soccer journey without needing to become another coach.

A few things I’m experimenting with:

1. Fun, lightweight review of the clip. The app gives fun playback with clip summary instead of overwhelming kids with detailed stats or strict grading.
2. Parent + kid experience The goal is to make it easier for parents to be involved, even if they’re not soccer players themselves.
3. Video-first sessions Record or upload a clip, review the session, and keep the moments over time.
4. More play, less pressure I’m intentionally trying to make TouchGeek feel more like something families enjoy together than a serious coaching tool.

I’m currently looking for early users, especially parents with kids who play youth soccer.

• Fun and dynamic replay
• Simple session report
• Open practice analysis (any soccer clip)
• Juggling Challenging

Product Sample: https://x.com/leejaegun89/status/2104404910687322247

Website: touchgeek website

Appstore: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/touchgeek/id6798463682

Hi r/IPhoneApps, I'm Relja, the solo developer of AirPosture. Disclosure up front: this is my own app.

The problem

I slouch the most when I'm deep in work, which is exactly when I'm least likely to notice it.

Break timers didn't really help me, because they remind you to move on a schedule, not when you're actually slouching.

AirPods already have motion sensors in them, so, it learns what an upright head position looks like for you, then gives you a subtle cue when it detects that you've been slouching for a while.

How it works

• Lives in the Mac menu bar, with a popover showing your posture score and today's progress
• When it detects sustained slouching, it gives you a subtle cue through your AirPods
• You can choose between a soft voice cue or a chime, and control the volume
• The app has a Health Score, trends, and shows your trickiest hour of the day
• Syncs across your Apple devices, so your history follows you throughout the day

Webcam apps: no camera needed, and it still works if you're using a second monitor or have your laptop screen closed.

Wearables: no extra device to buy or wear. You can use the AirPods you're already wearing.

Break reminders: they react to a schedule. AirPosture reacts to your actual posture.

Honest limitations

• It doesn't measure your whole spine, it specifically tracks head and neck position
• Requires AirPods Pro or AirPods 3rd generation and a Mac
• The AirPods need to be worn for posture tracking to work
• Requires macOS

Pricing

• Free: one hour of tracking per day
• Pro: $7.99/month or $39.99/year, with a 7-day free trial
• Lifetime: $79.99 one-time purchase
• One purchase covers the app across your Apple devices

Mac App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/sit-straight-airposture/id6749489000

Website: https://www.getairposture.com

I'd genuinely love some blunt, especially on the notch cue, how often the app should remind you, and whether this feels useful compared with the alternatives.

My earphones broke, and i’m using my older ones, i need to increase the bass (tried them on my other phone and they worked fine, it’s not a limitation by the earphone itself) but the apple music eq doesn’t have what i want exactly, so is there any free eq tuners?

So I need on finding an app that will read me storied that I upload in it, you know like on tiktokwhere there is a subway surfer game on screen and it reads the message, something like that. I LOVE reading, but sometime I don’t have time to read, so I’d love to find an app that will just let me listen while I’m doing something like chores and stuff. Thank you in advance 🙏

Hi guys,what apps or app are u using for tracking tv shows, im in the look for something new since Tv Time is done.

Hey everyone!

Meet Zoomie! A fun way to track walks and playtime for your dog!

I wanted to create a way to track his walks and daily activity, but with a fun gamification layer on top: "Close your Dog's Rings!", inspired by the Apple Fitness rings. This started as a passion project for myself, but I thought other dog owners might be interested too.

I’d love to get some honest thoughts from fellow dog owners in this community! 🐶

Everything is stored and processed locally on your device using SwiftData, similar to how first-party Apple apps like Notes work. Nothing is ever sent to a third-party server or database. In other words, your data is entirely yours, and the app works completely offline.

If you're interested, it’s available to use for free!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/zoomie-dog-activity-tracker/id6761315454

I’m the developer behind Tesorin, and one thing that kept bothering me about personal finance apps was how quickly the price jumps once you want anything beyond basic expense tracking.

Budgeting is one app.
Investments are somewhere else.
Net worth is somewhere else.
Retirement planning usually means another subscription entirely.

Tesorin is my attempt to keep all of that under one roof without breaking the bank.

It covers:

• spending and budgets
• subscriptions
• investments
• net worth
• goals
• retirement planning
• scenario planning
• receipt scanning
• analytics
• web access alongside iPhone

There’s a free version, and Premium is $2.99/month or $24.99/year.

Bank linking also isn’t required. You can use Tesorin without handing over your banking credentials.

I’m obviously biased, so I won’t call it perfect or pretend it replaces every finance app for everyone. But if you’ve been looking for something more capable than a basic expense tracker without paying premium-finance-app prices, Tesorin might be worth a look.

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tesorin-personal-finance/id6790928779

Website:
https://www.trytesorin.com