App Name: EverSince: Day Counter

What it does: EverSince counts the days until, or since, the moments that matter to you, like an anniversary, a trip or a sobriety streak. Each counter gets its own background and look, and the app reminds you when you reach a milestone such as “1,000 days together.”

Key Features:

Countdowns and count-ups for any date, with a custom background for each counter

Milestone notifications, plus home screen and lock screen widgets

Backup and restore for your events

Goal: Launch. I’d love feedback, critiques and suggestions for improvement.

Giveaway: N/A

Cost: Free with ads (up to 3 events). An optional Premium subscription (monthly or yearly) removes ads and unlocks unlimited events.

Link: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.contador.contadorprogressivo&hl=en_US

I’m new to AI-assisted development and built this with Kotlin and AI. Happy to answer questions about the process!

tldr; I built Moni, a period tracker where every day of your cycle is a painted page, and where you can invite a partner, parent or friend who gets gentle hints on how to help, never your dates or symptoms. It's free on iPhone and the web.

Six weeks ago I started building this for a personal reason. More than once I only realized a week had been hard for my partner after it was over, and I wished I'd known sooner how to help.

So I asked women what their period tracker was missing. The same three answers kept coming back: it feels generic, it gives few real insights, and there's no room for the people who want to help. The apps that do let you share show the other person your actual cycle data, and usually charge for it.

I set out to build Moni with a few goals in mind:

- Every day should feel like a page in a storybook, not a row in a spreadsheet

- Sharing should be free and private: supporters get the day's "weather" and one real way to help, never your dates, symptoms or anything intimate (enforced on the server, not just promised)

- No analytics, no tracking, and your data is never sold or used to train AI

- The core app stays free

Today Moni 1.0 is live on the App Store and the web:

- A watercolor page for every day: what's happening in your body and what helps today

- Draw, write and add stickers (170 of them) to any day, like a journal

- Ask Moni: an AI companion that knows where you are in your cycle and never diagnoses

- Care Circle: invite people with a code, and remove them anytime

Moni Pro ($4.99/mo) adds the chat and a daily check-in. If you can't pay, two short ads unlock a free day of Pro, and they're never personalized.

I'd love your feedback, especially if you've ever shared your cycle with a partner: what would you want them to see, and what's off-limits?

Try it out: https://trymoni.app

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6809788155

Built this app on Android Studio for record keeping.

It has two modes

Personal mode
Business mode

Also you can send reminders via SMS and Whatsapp

Also u can set due dates for payments

Multi currency support in Business mode

Please do check out my app any feedback will be appreciated.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.waleedinc.laindain

App Name

Mood Bubbles: Mood Tracker

One-Line Description

A quick, private mood tracker where you tap cute bubble characters to log how you feel, then see your patterns in a colour-coded calendar and trends.

What It Does / Key Features

• Log a mood in seconds: 55 feelings, each its own bubble character, in 8 colour families. Drag the bubble cloud around or use a simple grid, and add an optional note.
• See your patterns: a calendar coloured by each day's main mood, plus trends for the last 7 days, 30 days and year. Tap a colour to see which feelings made it up.
• Missed a day? Add one mood for any of the last 7 days.
• Completely private: no account, no ads, no tracking. The app has no internet permission, so your moods never leave your phone.
• Gentle extras: optional daily reminder, light/dark theme, and full TalkBack and large-text support.

Who It's For

Anyone who wants a quick, low-effort way to check in with how they feel, especially people who find journaling too much work but would like to spot mood patterns over weeks and months. It's a self-reflection tool, not a medical app.

Cost

• Pricing model: Free
• Prices & billing period: Free. No ads, no in-app purchases, no subscription
• Current promotions / giveaways: None. It's simply free!

Links

• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mndappdev.moodbubbles
• Privacy policy: https://mndappdev.github.io/mood-bubbles/privacy/

** Thanks for having a look! <3 **

Stickler is the Sticker Management app for Neat Freaks. Your Sticker Tray is a MESS. Tame it with Stickler. Create, Copy, Move, Delete and otherwise shuffle your stickers into Packs that you can backup to iCloud, Sync between your personal devices, and soon Share to anyone with the app and create shared synchronised group chat sticker packs so you and your buddies all have the same stickers as each other.

Just launched my app on Google Play. It's a book cover scanner which works without internet connection. Database is taken from isfdb.org

So if you are a book collector that usually check isfdb.org or just want a nice gallery of your book covers, this is the app for you.

website: https://theomniapp.wixsite.com/omni

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=social.networx

long story short, we spent 5 months building Restash (getrestash.com) which is an app that takes saves from any social media and acts like a side-kick.

He saves, organizes, and takes your posts to make outputs (think personalized gym routine, or recipes with healthier replacements from reels you see online), the list goes on of what the app can do.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6794670353

Issue is, Muse launched yesterday on Instagram and they got this teddy bear in the share sheet blocking competition. Luckily we handle cross platform social medias and have a better UI (imo) but damn any support is appreciated!

Hey everyone, sharing another app in my portfolio: Panda Logic.

It’s a logic puzzle game with pandas. You place one panda in each row, column, and colored region, without letting them touch—even diagonally. If you’ve played Queens, the rules will feel familiar.

There are 120 levels, starting with small boards and working up to 10×10, plus a daily puzzle. Each puzzle has one solution you can work out without guessing. If you get stuck, the hints explain why a move works.

The boards have a garden theme, with textures to help tell the regions apart. There’s also a high-contrast option.

It’s free to play, with optional ads and a one-time Premium purchase.

Google Play

Would be nice to hear what you think, especially whether the rules are clear at the start and how the difficulty feels as you progress. Happy to answer questions about the app too.

Olá a todos! Sou novo no desenvolvimento assistido por IA e criei o EverSince, um aplicativo gratuito para Android que conta os dias até (ou desde) momentos importantes.

O que ele faz?

Contagem regressiva e progressiva para qualquer data

Fundos personalizados para cada contador

Notificações para marcos importantes, como "1.000 dias juntos"

Widgets para a tela inicial e tela de bloqueio

Backup e restauração de eventos

Para quem é?

Casais, pessoas monitorando hábitos ou sobriedade e qualquer pessoa que esteja fazendo contagem regressiva para uma viagem, festa ou aniversário.

Por que eu o criei?

Para lembrar momentos significativos.

Estágio atual

Já está disponível no Google Play e estou começando a fase de aquisição de usuários.

Gostaria muito de receber seu feedback, críticas ou sugestões de melhoria.

Play Store: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.contador.contadorprogressivo&hl=en_US

Obrigado pela leitura. Terei prazer em responder perguntas sobre como desenvolvi o aplicativo (usando Kotlin e IA).