iOS

With a 12-year heritage behind the Scrapboard series, Scrapboard Cloud 4 brings the classic concept of a digital bulletin board—recreating the cozy feel of a family refrigerator door—right to your iOS devices. Designed to work hand-in-hand with its macOS counterpart (Scrapboard 4), this app lets you seamlessly sync and share your creative boards across all your iPads, iPhones, and Macs using your iCloud account.

Count down to trips, birthdays and concerts, with widgets and shared countdowns. Describe an event in one sentence; LifeTicker suggests the details and asks if something is unclear. You review before saving. Powered by Apple Intelligence on your iPhone, tuned for English and German, with other languages supported too. No features are paywalled: keep 20 events free and delete old ones to make room. Try the beta free via TestFlight. Requires an Apple Intelligence-compatible iPhone.

SnapDash calls out a real item. Find it wherever you are, snap it, and on-device AI checks the photo in about a second. 19 worlds, 319 items, races for up to 8 friends. Photos never leave the phone.

Clear your iPhone photo library without second-guessing. Swipe photos one by one, compare similar shots side by side, and let PicVore suggest a Best Pick on-device. Review by album, date, category, or place. Nothing is deleted until you confirm, and your photo analysis stays on your device.

X1 is an AI app builder that takes you from an idea to an iPhone app you can publish on the App Store. Instead of trying to generate the entire app from one prompt, X1 guides you step by step. It asks focused questions, designs each screen for you to review and edit, then builds the app in stages. Preview and test it on your iPhone as you go. When it’s ready, X1 prepares your App Store listing, screenshots, and submission. No coding required.

Finch is a patient-side health companion built for all — an expecting parent, or just someone navigating the health system. Pregnancy alone involves at least 12 appointments, dozens of test results, and a new vocabulary, coming from different providers in different formats. That's just one example. Whatever your journey, Finch brings it into one clear view, transcribes what was said at your appointments, and translates clinical language into plain English. Free tier available. Finch+ $99/y

Talk for a minute and stop. Echo transcribes on your iPhone, writes the note up in your own words, gives it a title, and files it under one of your categories. There is nothing to name, tag, or sort afterwards, and the raw transcript stays one tap away so you can check what you actually said. Recording, transcription, keyword search and sync are free, along with 25 AI-filed notes a month. Echo Pro removes that limit, raises a single note to fifteen minutes, and adds search by meaning.

A clean, intuitive subscription tracking app that helps users manage all their recurring payments in one place. Get notified when subscriptions are coming up so you never miss a renewal.

Pick photos, pick a mood, get a vertical short. bshort auto-cuts your camera roll B-sides into 1080x1920 videos with film-style color grading, layered typography and music. 32 templates, no timeline, no account, everything renders on device.

AirAlarm turns your iPhone and AirPods into a gentler sleep alarm. Set a wake window, drift off with built-in sounds or your own media, and wake at the end of a 90-minute cycle. No Apple Watch, account, ads, analytics, or cloud sleep profile.

RightCard tells you which of your cards to use at any store and auto-adds the bank offers you'd forget to activate (Amex, Chase, Citi, Wells Fargo). It keeps rotating 5% categories straight so you don't have to remember them, and warns you before card credits and annual fees renew. No bank login, no account, no tracking — the Safari extension reads the offers page you're already signed into, and recommendations are computed on your phone, even offline. Honest numbers only. Free, no ads.

Focus on one note. Show it on your Lock Screen, Home Screen, and Dynamic Island.

You answer the same handful of questions all day, and you retype the answer every time. iOS Text Replacement only swaps abbreviations. Fast Reply is an iPhone keyboard that holds your real replies: tap one from your library, or type a shortcut like omw and watch it expand. Names and dates fill themselves in. Folders keep it organized, iCloud keeps it in sync, and AI Assist rewords on device. Works in every app you type in. Free to start, Pro is $19.99/year.

A smarter contacts app that helps you stay in touch with the people who matter. Or as we like to call it: Contacts with Context. Persodex syncs natively with Apple’s Contacts instead of replacing them. We don‘t even require an account. No import. No migration. No lock-in.

Free Japanese learning for real life in Japan. Yokoso adapts around what you know, teaches signs, prices and grammar in context, imports WaniKani progress, works offline, and has no ads, streaks or locked lessons.

Paguely flips book discovery on its head. Instead of scrolling covers and blurbs, you answer a few mood questions and get a cryptic, atmospheric clue about your next read, no title, no cover. You commit blind, then it reveals. Beyond the reveal: a real reading life built in. Spine-view shelf, streak tracking, a mood-based reading DNA profile, and a community feed for sharing reveals. Built with Flutter, Supabase, and OpenAI's GPT-4o-mini.

Hand Wave turns sign language into text and speech using the camera on Meta smart glasses. It also works cross-platform (iOS + web). Under the hood is a lightweight, open-source neural network trained on Google’s FSBoard dataset and built to run locally across devices (wip).

Appllama is a design-research platform for app creators. Search 25,000+ screens from 600+ of the App Store’s top-earning iOS apps; follow complete onboarding, paywall, home and in-app flows; inspect UI elements, colors and fonts; and see revenue, downloads and ratings in context. New apps arrive weekly, captured live from the store. Start free no card required.

I'd start a long agent run, walk away, and come back to find it had spent 20 minutes waiting on me to approve one file edit. Port22 puts every coding agent running on your Mac onto your phone. See which are working and which are stuck. When one needs permission your phone buzzes and you tap the actual option it offered, not a guessed keystroke. It attaches to what you already run. No wrapper, no config, no new terminal. Free for one Mac and two sessions, every feature on.

Servey mirrors your Mac to your iPhone and iPad with full mouse, keyboard, and a real terminal - hardware-accelerated on your network, private peer-to-peer anywhere else.