Hi Reddit,

I'm an independent developer and Computer Science student, and I'm excited to share my latest passion project with you: Keep Up! – Habit Tracker (iOS).

Unlike regular reminder apps, Keep Up! helps you actually stick to your goals by turning habit-building into a game: streaks, badges, a level & rank system, and smart reminder notifications.

✨ Key Features:

• 🔥 Streaks with Safety Nets: Build daily streaks — and protect them with streak freezes, a "Rescue Yesterday" option, and a vacation mode, so one bad day doesn't wipe out your progress.
• 🏅 Badges & Levels: 30+ badges to unlock and a level system with ranks (from Rookie all the way to Immortal) that grows with your consistency.
• 🎨 Stunning Widgets: Beautiful small, medium, and large home screen widgets — plus lock screen widgets and an interactive widget that lets you complete habits without even opening the app.
• 🔒 100% Offline & Private: Zero registration, zero cloud sync, zero ads, zero trackers. Your data stays strictly on your device.
• ❤️ Apple Health Integration: Link habits like steps, exercise, or water to Apple Health and they get completed automatically.
• 🔔 Milestone Reminders: Gentle notifications when you hit streak milestones (7, 30, 100, 365 days and more).

🎁 How to get PREMIUM for FREE (Lifetime):

I really want to get this into the hands of people who will love it, so I'm giving away lifetime PREMIUM promo codes to the Reddit community.

To get your lifetime PRO code:

1. Leave a comment below (tell me which habit you plan to build, or just say hi!).
2. I'll send you a DM with your promo code as fast as I can.

App Store Link: Keep Up! – Habit Tracker on the App Store

(Psst... As an indie dev, I don't have a marketing budget. If you like the app, sharing your honest on the App Store or helping this post get some visibility (upvotes) would honestly mean the world to me and help me keep updating it. Thank you so much for supporting indie creators! ❤️)

I no longer own an iphone but still getting monthly charges for apps an storage. Tried to log into my old Apple account, but apparently have forgotten my login info.

Pretty sure I’m not the only one who does this.

I’ll come across a reel about some place I want to visit, or a video with a solid packing list, or a good article about a trip — and I save it thinking “this’ll come in handy.” Then when I actually need it? Nothing. I end up scrolling through saved posts, screenshots, and messages I sent myself on WhatsApp, and eventually give up and just Google it from scratch again 😪

So I finally got fed up and built a little app for myself to fix it.

The idea is simple: save anything — a link, an article, a story, from any app — and it all lands in one place. When you want to find something, you don’t need to remember where you saved it or what it was called. You just open a chat and type any word that reminds you of it, even a rough description, and it pulls it up.

It’s called LifeFeed AI. Turned out pretty handy for me, so I figured I’d share it.

Download links:
📱 iPhone / iPad / Mac: https://apps.apple.com/sa/app/lifefeed-ai-save-anything/id6760368438
🤖 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lifefeed.ai&hl=en_US
🌐 Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/lifefeed-ai-—-save-links/odbopjldpmplhkmgijcnohbmjpacbjdh

hablo de alguna app que pueda darme consejos o ayudarme a resolver ciertos problemas emocionales, nada grave sino como manejar estrés o cosas así

It’s called Piko Chat on iOS! You can write letters for the public, reply to the public, make friends and even use the themed chat rooms to talk about anything! I also want to make this clear to any mods, I am NOT SELLING ANYTHING! If you want to plz use my friend code, GREENDH8C3. There is a premium subscription for some features, but you can chat and do a lot of stuff without it!

Hi everyone,

I'm a product manager from the aviation industry, not a software engineer. In my previous work, I collaborated with development teams on aviation products, but I'd never written code myself.

When AI became capable enough, one question kept coming back to me:

Could someone with no coding experience actually turn an idea into a real app with AI?

So I decided to find out.

That experiment eventually became WideNote, a small AI note app that's now available on the App Store.

Why this exists

This wasn't inspired by some ambitious startup vision.

It started with becoming a dad.

My wife and I spent the last couple of years preparing to welcome our daughter into the world. During that time, life became filled with countless little things to remember: prenatal checkup records, hospital paperwork, vaccination schedules, feeding logs, shopping lists, reminders from family members, receipts, photos, and random thoughts that showed up at two in the morning.

Everything felt scattered.

I realized I didn't need another productivity tool. I wanted something that could act more like a personal assistant—or maybe a curator for life's information. Somewhere I could casually tell it anything worth remembering, whenever it came to mind, without worrying about folders, tags, or organization. I just wanted to capture things naturally and let the AI take care of the rest.

That's the idea behind WideNote.

One thing I'd like to emphasize: I don't recommend using it for work. It wasn't designed for that, and I intentionally avoided turning it into another productivity app. There are already plenty of excellent tools for professional workflows.

Instead, I wanted this to feel like a companion for everyday life—a place for the little moments, memories, and pieces of information that don't belong in spreadsheets or project management software, but still deserve to be remembered.

Before this project, I'd never written a single line of code.

I'm genuinely curious whether this idea resonates with other people, so I'd love to hear any voice—positive or negative. The product is still very early, and every comment will help shape where it goes next.

P.S. It's completely free right now. No ads, no subscription, and you don't even need to create an account. Just download it and start using it. Right now, it's only available on iOS.

If you decide to give it a try, I'd really love to hear what you think—whether it's about the concept, the experience, or how the AI performs.

I'll be here reading every comment. Thank you for helping make WideNote better.

Thanks for reading. ❤️

Widenote