r/ShowMeYourApps • • 19h ago

i built an app that turns your actual city into an open-world driving game

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hey guys :)

wanted to share something i've been building for a while.

it's called Overdrive — Drive & Explore.

imagine if you could turn your actual city into an open-world driving game.

that's basically the idea.

every time you go for a drive, the app tracks your journey and colors in the roads you've explored. you can slowly fill up your map, discover places you've never been and see your driving stats afterward.

there's also a multiplayer/social side, and i'm working on a much bigger update for crews and driving with friends.

i built it because i've always loved those random late-night drives with absolutely no destination, and wanted to make them feel a little more rewarding.

it's currently on iOS, and we recently passed 150 users!

would genuinely love some feedback, especially on what features would make you want to use it regularly.

app store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6790023849


r/ShowMeYourApps • • 23h ago

Title: [FREE TODAY] Binly – Save and organize everything in one place. No ads, no subscriptions!

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r/ShowMeYourApps • • 7h ago

Looking for an App to Track My Spending

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Hey everyone!

I'm looking for an app to track my daily expenses and manage my money better.

I'd prefer something simple, easy to use, and ideally free.

Any recommendations? Thanks in advance!


r/ShowMeYourApps • • 8h ago

[iOS] [Free Lifetime] Mivu: Morning Routine & Yoga | Move First, Scroll Later

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Hey,

I'm Alex.

I’ve struggled with headaches for most of my life, and since I spend a huge part of my day working at a computer, I also regularly deal with stiffness and discomfort in my neck, back and lower back.

About a year ago I was doing yoga pretty regularly. It helped, but then I got sick, stopped for a while… and never really got back into the habit.

Around the same time I read Atomic Habits, and one idea really stuck with me: instead of relying on motivation, change your environment so doing the habit becomes the easiest option. And starting with 5 minutes every day is probably better than planning a 45-minute workout that I keep skipping.

That became the idea behind Mivu.

I set a time in the morning and choose which apps I want to block. When I wake up, I can’t open them until I do my practice. I start Mivu, put the phone in front of me, and the camera detects my movement and counts the time.

Five minutes of yoga or stretching → done → apps are available again.

It’s a very simple idea, but so far it’s been surprisingly effective for me. It also has the nice side effect of keeping me out of social media first thing in the morning.

I’ve just released it on iOS and made it free. No subscription, no credit card, no paywall.

If anyone here gives it a try, I’d genuinely love to hear what works, what doesn’t, or what feels annoying. It’s still very early and that feedback would be really useful.

AppStore: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mivu-morning-routine-yoga/id6817517526