Is It Worth Building a Native macOS Version of My App Tagdex (Smart Temp Folder)?
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Looking for Beta Testers for My Quick-Save App, Tagdex
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Searching beta testers for my quick save app tagdex
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QuickTag Logo Feedback? (Smart File Tagging App) – Tried to Make It Feel Native to iOS
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QuickTag Logo Feedback? (Smart File Tagging App) – Tried to Make It Feel Native to iOS
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I built a Mac/iOS app to save and auto-tag files instantly — no folders, no filenames, all offline
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I built a Mac/iOS app to save and auto-tag files instantly — no folders, no filenames, all offline
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Looking for a good on-device keyword extraction model for i
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Looking for a good on-device keyword extraction model for i
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I Built a Distraction-Blocking App with Flutter — Here's What I Learned
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I Couldn't Break My Phone Habit — So I Built an App That Did It for Me
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I Built an App That Forces You to Focus – No Way Out
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I Built an App That Forces You to Focus – No Way Out
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I Built an App That Forces You to Focus – No Way Out
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My app Lockdown just got approved for beta testing! Is anyone interested in trying it out?
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My app Lockdown just got approved for beta testing! Is anyone interested in trying it out?
r/iOSApps is a one stop shop for all things related to iOS apps - featuring app showcases, reviews, news, updates, sales, developers, discounts and even freebies.
My app Lockdown just got approved for beta testing! Is anyone interested in trying it out?
r/SideProject is a subreddit for sharing and receiving constructive feedback on side projects.
I need beta testers for my app blocking app
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What do you think about this logo? It’s for an app that blocks other apps for a set amount of time.
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What do you think about this onboarding flow?
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What do you think about this onboarding flow?
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What do you think about this onboarding flow?
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What would you pay for such an app?
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