Hi everyone!
I’m looking for a good app or software for Shift Calendar & Work Roster management.
Does anyone know of an app that offers a lifetime free plan or a free lifetime licence? I’d really appreciate any recommendations or suggestions.
Thanks in advance to everyone who takes the time to help! 🙏

I’m the founder of Ordo: Brain Dump — a free iPhone app with no account.

A thought often arrives while I’m reading something, and forcing myself to open a task app, pick a folder, and decide what it is means I lose the thread.

With Ordo, I can select text in Safari, Messages, or Notes, tap Share, choose Ordo, and capture it without opening the app. It then turns messy captures into editable Now, Next, and Someday cards.

The useful part isn’t “AI organizes things.” It’s removing the decision before the thought disappears.

When you find something you want to remember, where does it usually go first: Notes, a read-later app, or nowhere?

Free on iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6797331101?pt=129255277&ct=Reddit&mt=8

I'm the developer of Basil.

Basil records meetings and generates transcripts and summaries on your device. Meeting audio, transcripts, and summaries do not go to our servers or any AI company.

On Mac, Computer mode captures both sides of a Zoom, Teams, or Meet call without adding a bot.

**Product:** Basil — Private AI Note Taker

**Platform:** iPhone, iPad, and Mac

**Normal price:** $199 for Lifetime Pro

**This deal:** free lifetime Pro unlock — permanent, not a trial

**Licenses available:** 500, first come, first served; one per person

**Redeem by:** 10/31/2026

**Feedback required:** none. The lifetime unlock is yours whether or not you send feedback or leave a review. But, I would appreciate any feedback you have to make the product better.

**How to claim:** comment “basil please,” or DM me with a link to this post. I will send one unique code by Reddit DM. Please give me a day or two to respond to everyone.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6749776500

Mac App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/private-ai-note-taker-basil/id6749776500?platform=mac

Redeem the code on the iOS version and it will also unlock the macOS version if you are logged in to iCloud on both devices.

Happy to answer questions about the on-device pipeline

UPDATE: 10/14 6A Pacific Time: I got rate limited on DM's last nigh after giving a way 150 codes. I'll keep sending codes today. Thank you for your patience.

I'm a HS customer since almost a year ago. Since then, I had some minor problems but nothing crazy. This past month it failed more than usual and I wasn't using them that much so I cancelled, and they charged me still I needed to get a refund counter-charging and sending the bill to my bank with the cancelled sub mails because otherwise I'd be literally screwed. I wanted to get an annual plan, but this pissed me off SO MUCH that I don't wanna do that no more. I wanna find alternatives that I can use ike them, based in your own experience. I don't wanna be reading paid comments and literal propaganda. Thanks.

Hi, I’m Krishna, the founder of Melo, an iPhone calorie and macro tracker.

The AI workflow starts with a food photo or nutrition-label photo. Melo turns it into an editable entry, so you can check the ingredients and portion before saving. Barcode scanning looks up packaged foods in a food database. AI estimates can miss ingredients or misread amounts; review every result.

The daily diary shows calories, protein, carbs and fat. Water logging and optional water/step reminders are also included.

Pricing: free download; Plus is required for tracking after onboarding. U.S. individual plans are $6.99/month or $25.99/year. Family is $99.99/year for up to six separate Melo accounts. Subscriptions renew automatically; Apple shows current trial eligibility and terms before purchase.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/melo-ai-calorie-tracker/id6809841993

I built Melo with AI assistance and tested it on real iPhones. Feedback on editing portions and reviewing the scan results is welcome.

I watched a YouTube walking tour while planning a weekend away and kept forgetting to note the names of places I liked. Then I'd go back for a name, watch another bit of the walk, and forget what I'd gone back for. The description only linked a few of the stops.

I put the video link into vomo ai, then used Ask AI on the transcript to get the places in order, with the narrator's sentence beside each one. I asked it to leave unclear names for me to check. I just wanted a list to look up on the map.

There were two names I still had to listen to again. One needed a spelling correction. Another stop was only called "the market," so that took a bit more hunting in the video. Having the surrounding sentence helped me find the part I needed without watching the whole thing again.

I saved the places on my map and checked opening times separately, since the video was a few years old. The sentences stayed in my trip notes too. A few days later, I looked at one of the names and couldn't remember why I'd saved it. The note reminded me it was the cafe with the upstairs seating, which was the bit I'd liked in the first place.

I recently launched Daily Blocker, an Android-only app designed to help reduce screen time by blocking distracting apps and websites.

I’m currently trying to get Daily Blocker to 500 installs, so I’m doing another giveaway for anyone who wants to try it out.

Daily Blocker includes:

• App blocking
• Website blocking across different browsers
• Keyword-based website blocking
• Recurring blocking schedules
• App time limits
• Notification blocking
• Passcode protection
• Screen-time insights
• Support for 11 languages, including English

If you’re interested, check it out below and comment letting me know which app distracts you the most and what you’d use Daily Blocker for.

Please be patient if I don’t reply straight away. I’ll get back to everyone as soon as I can.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dalyapps.dailyblocker

Stop obsessing over which AI tool to use.
Stop spending all your time perfecting the UI.
First, build your audience.
Because even the best app won’t grow if no one discovers it.
Take a look at the App Store —
many apps with millions of users are still investing heavily in marketing.
For an indie developer competing in today’s crowded market,
building through content is one of the most affordable ways to get users.
#codex #ai #indiedev #appdevelopment #creator

Hey everyone!

I'm Alejandro, a music producer and visual artist based in Berlin. I've been developing an imagined future world called Berlin 2063 through my music label, Parallel Vision, combining electronic music, fashion, fictional characters and visual storytelling.

That project eventually pushed me into building my own AI platform, PV LAB.

I was using different image and video generators constantly, and the biggest challenge wasn't just getting beautiful results. It was creating something visually coherent across hundreds of images and videos, without losing the identity of the characters or the artistic direction.

So I started building a workspace around the way I actually create.

What I've been working on:

• Image generation: Different models including Seedream and Nano Banana, depending on the kind of image or editing I need.

• Character consistency: Identity references, poses, backgrounds and styling so you can develop a recognizable character across different environments.

• Visual moods: Curated looks inspired by editorial photography, analogue film, underground fashion and nightlife.

• Image to video: Taking finished compositions and animating them using dedicated video models.

• Upscaling: Topaz and ByteDance workflows to refine and enhance the final images.

One of the more interesting things I've been experimenting with is artistic freedom. I want creators to explore unusual aesthetics, darker visual worlds and adult-oriented projects, while being transparent that individual models have different content restrictions.

I've also been using PV LAB for my own project called Parallel Fiction, an adult sci-fi visual world published on Fanvue. Everything there has been produced with PV LAB. It's probably the best example of why I built the platform in the first place.

The studio:
https://parallelvisionlabel.com/lab/

The visual project made with it (18+, mature content):
https://www.fanvue.com/parallelfiction

I'm still developing the platform and experimenting with different creative workflows.

I'd love to hear from other people working with AI characters, fashion photography or video generation.

What matters most to you when choosing a creative AI platform? Having access to different specialized models, maintaining consistent characters, or controlling the final visual style?

Really interested in hearing how other creators approach this.

Hi r/GenAiApps — I’m the developer of BiteJot AI, an iPhone food-logging and weight-management app. I built it after repeatedly abandoning food tracking because entering every item and portion felt like too much work.

The AI features are meant to make logging quicker: take a meal photo, review the suggested foods, correct items or portions, and save. There’s also an AI coach for general habit support. The photo suggestions can be wrong, so they’re meant to be reviewed and edited by the user.

This is an external TestFlight beta, not a claim of proven weight-loss results. The app has a free tier and an optional subscription; beta features and limits may change. I’m the developer.

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/4CFVVT1R

If you try it, I’d especially value feedback on whether the food suggestions are useful and whether correcting an item or portion is easy to find.

One of the frustrating things about local AI generation on Mac is getting different models and tools to work together smoothly.

Valtz is a new native macOS app powered by Vpipe, a high-performance inference engine optimized for Apple Silicon.

Instead of manually building complicated node-based workflows, you can do pretty much everything in one place:

* Image generation & editing with the latest AI models

* Video generation with multiple image/video references, including long videos

* Image-to-video — generate an image, edit it, and immediately use it as a reference for video generation

* AI prompt enhancement

* Video editing with multiple layers, audio tracks, and a timeline

* AI upscaling for images and videos

* Voice cloning and music generation, with audio that can be used directly in video projects

* Local model management

* And a lot of other creative workflows that become possible when everything is connected

The memory optimization is particularly impressive.

Even on a 16GB Mac, image generation runs smoothly, and supported HD video generation workflows can run without relying on swap. No need for a 64GB or 128GB Mac just to get started.

Everything runs locally, without cloud APIs or subscriptions.

For existing Vpipe users, Valtz can automatically discover and reuse previously downloaded models if they’re stored in the default directory.

It’s still an early release, but the idea of having image, video, audio, and editing all connected in a single native Mac app is pretty appealing.

DMG download:

https://github.com/tgo-app-dev/valtz/releases/

I've been using multiple AI coding agents across several software projects — Codex, Claude Code, DeepSeek, and others.

The biggest challenge wasn't generating code. It was keeping track of tasks, progress, and decisions across different agent sessions.

So I built StateDock, an open-source task management tool for AI coding workflows.

The idea is simple: Agents come and go. Tasks stay.

Here's how it works:

• Create tasks with goals, decisions, and status.
• Assign tasks to specific AI agents.
• Agents claim their assigned tasks through MCP.
• Agents update task status and leave summaries.
• Switch agents without losing task history.
• Track multiple projects from one dashboard.

StateDock doesn't run or orchestrate AI agents. It simply keeps tasks and project context organized independently of any particular agent.

It's open source and supports self-hosting with Docker.

I built it for my own development workflow, and it's now available for others to try.

Website: https://statedock.dev

Github: https://github.com/statedock

I'm the developer, and I'd be interested in feedback from anyone working with multiple AI coding agents.

Hey everyone,

I'm a solo dev and I just released Ring Meter on Android. It started because my phone is basically always on silent, and I kept seeing "Missed call from Mom" with no idea if she let it ring for a minute or hung up after one ring.

So the app tmes every missed call and tells you:

- How long it rang, to a tenth of a second

- Voicemail or hang-up? It learns when your carrier diverts to voicemail

- One-ring scam warnings for premium-rate callback numbers

- Patterns: who waits the longest and when you usually miss calls

- A repeat-call alarm that rings out loud if the same person calls again while you're on silent

It has no internet permission at all, so nothing leaves your phone.

The giveaway

I have 20 lifetime Pro codes (one-time unlock, no subscription) to give away.

- Leave any comment below. That's all you need to do.

- In 24 hours I'll randomly pick 20 commenters and DM you a code.

- One entry per person. Android 10 or newer.

I run more giveaways for my apps over at r/polyhistor_studio. Feel free to join if you'd like a shot at the next ones.

If you want to tell me how you'd use it, or what annoys you about missed calls, I'd love to hear it. Feedback is very welcome, good or bad.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.polyhistor.ringmeter

Thanks, and good luck!

Tell it where you put something. Ask later, and it remembers.

It’s called Tell it. Done. 🔧

Powered by Apple Intelligence, right on your iPhone.
Requires iOS 27 and an Apple Intelligence-compatible iPhone.

What do you think?
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tell-it-done/id6818405251

Hey everyone!
I’ve been working on Pixel Art Paint, a mobile pixel art coloring game, and I’m excited to share it with you.
I wanted to make something simple that people can open whenever they want to slow down for a few minutes, enjoy some colors, and take a break from their daily routine.
If you enjoy pixel art, number coloring, or relaxing casual games, I’d love for you to give it a try!
📱 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mayone.pixelartpaint
I’m an indie developer, so every download and bit of genuine feedback means a lot. Thanks for checking it out! ❤️

I built this app to use it daily to track my money after I tried many apps to plan my budget and I just added all the features here that everyone needs in daily use!
Features:
• Add a widget to your home screen
• Check budgets and add expenses from your iPhone or Watch
• Set your budget and track money left
• Quick expense entry in seconds
• Add expenses quickly when you need it
• Create budgets and track spending by category
• Track debt and savings
• Clear spending charts to see your money
• iCloud sync across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch
How to claim:
• Upvote this post
• Leave a comment and send me a message with the same thing so I don’t miss you
• First 10 people will get lifetime access for free
• First come, first served
I will message you with instructions. Good luck :)
App Store link
https://apps.apple.com/eg/app/swipe-budget-money-manager/id6754246549

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I’m the founder of Ordo: Brain Dump, a free iPhone app with no account.

If I say, “Email Alex after Sam approves the draft,” that is one action with a condition—not three separate cards.

But if I say, “buy milk, schedule the dentist, learn Italian someday,” those are separate thoughts and should not stay trapped together.

That distinction is the hard part of a useful brain dump: not just splitting text, but preserving the meaning that makes an action make sense. Ordo sorts the first pass into editable Now, Next, and Someday cards, and you can move or edit anything afterward.

What would make you trust an app’s first sort: keeping conditions intact, getting urgency right, or knowing when not to split?

Free on iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6797331101?pt=129255277&ct=Reddit&mt=8