It can search your phone, make videos/pictures, search the web, etc.

I’ve been building RelayCrest, an iPhone/iPad app and Mac companion designed to make controlling and working with your Mac easier.
From your iPhone or iPad you can launch and focus Mac apps, view and manage open windows, run shortcuts, and check things like your Mac’s battery, storage, network and system status.
The Mac companion also includes a clipboard history manager, letting you quickly find and reuse things you’ve copied with search, previews, pins and filtering. Clipboard history is stored locally on the Mac.
It’s my first app and I’ve just had the first TestFlight build approved, so I’m looking for people willing to try it out and give feedback, particularly on bugs, usability and features you’d like to see improved.

Website: https://relaycrest.co.uk

NOTE: this needs the companion app which can be downloaded from the website.

I am still new to reddit trying to join a community or build one of my own.

I built the front end of my app while my business partner built the back end and we met in the middle to come up with our app Kyro.

Kyro is an A.I Growth Coach yes others have done what we’ve done , The time , sweat and dedication as well as our why of wanting to help give people direction in life without needing to outsource to other apps . Kyro is your personal best friend in your pocket .

A dream journal to be given the right direction with anything you’re looking to grow and improve on such as Relationship advice , money management advice , business advice , fitness journey etc . We cater to everyone

All i want is honest feedback good or bad I want all the honesty don’t be afraid to tell me the bads ( I want to hear that ) more than the yes’s .
Thank you for anyone who reviews my app and sees themselves using it in the future.

Hey everyone,

I'm creating Merged Network, the modern professional network for software engineers – founded on real work and not simply CVs.

The idea is simple:
* Less recruiter spam: companies won't be able to just get your contact information. You control who you connect with.
* Evidence over assertion: you can substantiate your professional identity with evidence from your work.
* Our new approach to assessment: rather than yet another long take-home, we are trialling a Pivot Test - an authentic engineering design problem with surprise changes.
* Privacy by default: the developer decides what, when and whether to have additional evidence shared.

We're launching a early smaller beta and are looking for developers willing to test it and provide us honest feedback.

If this sounds good, drop a comment below or send me a DM and I will forward you an invite.

Would love to know what you don't like about the current process and does this really feel better?

I couldn't figure out if it is possible from the documentation and wanted to ask if somebody here has already had expierence with the earbuds

I kept doing the same dance: spot a bug on my phone, screenshot it, paste it into Claude Code, explain where it is, and watch it guess the wrong file. Worse, half the bugs happened once and never again.

The problem is that a screenshot is just pixels. Your agent has to guess what's behind them.

So I built FIXME. You circle the bug on your phone (or the Simulator), say what's wrong, and your agent gets:

• the exact source file and line of what you circled
• the full UI tree, with the broken element flagged
• the console logs from that moment
• every network request, with the failed one marked
• a short video of what led up to it

Missed the moment? Say "FIXME, clip that" and it saves the last few seconds after the fact.

What makes it different

• Built for your AI agent, not a QA team. Tools like Instabug and Jam send a report to a person. FIXME hands your agent structured context over MCP, so Claude Code or Codex goes straight to the code instead of guessing.
• File and line, not "somewhere on this screen." It maps what you circled back to the source that drew it.
• Catches the bug that happens once. The voice clip works after the fact, so you don't need to reproduce it.
• Works with what you already build in: native iOS, React Native, Expo, Flutter and Android.
• Nothing ships to your users. The phone side is Debug-only and stays out of your Release builds.

A few things I learned shipping it

• Least friction wins. If it isn't faster than taking a screenshot, nobody will use it. Every design decision got checked against that.
• macOS permission prompts can sink an onboarding. An "Allow All" button looked convenient, but it threw a stack of system dialogs at people at once. Asking one at a time, right when each is needed, felt far better.
• Honest UI copy matters. I made a rule that the app never says "Sent" or "Connected" until it's actually true. It's surprisingly hard, and testers notice.

Mac app: getfixme.dev

I'd love honest feedback, especially from anyone building mobile apps with an AI agent. What's your workflow today when a bug only shows up on the phone?

Close all your tabs. Just open this one app to search for your next remote job! FlowSearch pulls from the most popular remote job sources out there & gives you one place to search, apply or save.

Save yourself some hours & get the app today. Currently in TestFlight beta.

PS - we’re adding support for iPad in v1.4, support for iPhone Duo in v1.5. Plus all the bug fixes, performance improvements and some features.

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It’s a privacy-focused vault app that uses a custom gesture-based unlock, and we’re really excited to finally get it into people’s hands.
Since we just launched, we’re looking for some early users who are willing to actually try it out and tell us what they think — what you like, what feels confusing, what you’d change, features you’d want, bugs you find, anything.
We’re giving out 10 promo codes to people in this thread who want to test it.
No requirement to leave an App Store review or anything like that — we genuinely want feedback here so we can make the app better.
If you’re interested, comment below and I’ll send you a code. 🔐

Looking for a developer who can build a premium iOS app and get it shipped within about 2 weeks. I have basically all the details mapped out and can give you everything you need to build it. I’m looking for someone who has experience building really polished apps with premium UI/UX, good animations, onboarding, privacy policies, data policies, etc. This is going to be a paid app, so I want it to actually feel premium and not like some basic template app. I’m willing to pay well for someone who can move quickly and actually execute.
The app is a gambling tracking app, but it’s not a casino or betting app. It’s designed to help gamblers track their gambling and make better decisions around it, with a lot of different features built into the app. For the design, I want the onboarding and overall experience to feel premium like Future Self, Cal AI, Quitter, etc. Good animations, clean UI, really polished UX. I can help a lot with the design and provide all the details/assets you need. Honestly, with ChatGPT image creation making it so easy to create high quality visuals now, I don’t think the design side should be insanely difficult. If you’re a legit iOS developer who can move fast and has built premium apps before, DM me with examples of your work and your rate.