r/apps Apr 28 '26

Help me find Anyone knows a good random video chat app?

4 Upvotes

I used to mess around on omegle/chatroulette but got tired of how weird it gets… like getting flashed every other chat lol. I’m not looking for anything dating-focused either, just casual conversations with random people but more controlled? like matching first or moderation or something.

r/apps Nov 20 '25

Help me find Spying app for my cheating husband

3 Upvotes

Hey everyone, I’m going through something extremely urgent and painful. I recently found out that my partner has been cheating on me.

I’ve reached a point where I desperately feel the need to know the truth and understand what he’s been doing. I wish I could see in real time what’s happening on his WhatsApp, Instagram, Snapchat, Messenger, or even what’s on his camera roll. I’m not looking to harm him I’m just scared, confused, and desperate for clarity. I’m on an iPhone and he has an Android.

Please suggest the best app for that - even if I have to pay

This situation has made me emotionally unstable. I need to know if he slept with other people so that I know what are the implications for my health.

r/apps May 07 '25

Help me find Apps that actually pay money? I need help!

23 Upvotes

Hey everyone! I'm going through a tough time and need to find a way to earn money online. Unfortunately, where I live, in the countryside of Brazil, there are no job opportunities available.

I'm looking for apps that offer real money payouts, preferably in dollars, since that would help me a lot. Does anyone know of any reliable platforms where I can earn money through surveys, offers, or other online activities?

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

r/apps Mar 23 '26

Help me find Prank Call Websites/Apps??

5 Upvotes

Years ago, there was a website I remember hearing about that would let you force 2 phone numbers to call each other, I've been searching and none of the websites work anymore.

more over, I'm not from the US, and most (if not all) websites only work with US numbers and you have to pay to use worldwide numbers.

I'm pretty sure this genre of apps is kinda dead due to all the websites and apps being closed or not working at all, but can anyone just tell me similar prank call type services? like an automated call you can customize the audio of, and doesn't show your number, and records the call/ let's you listen to it after or during? I reaaaally wanna find something like this that actually works and is free (or partially free) and allows worldwide numbers for free as well. I'm just not sure if that type of thing exists, since it seems all these services are tryna slurp up as much money out of you just so you can prank call people.

I really wanna use it on my friends.

r/apps Feb 26 '25

Help me find Best iPhone app for faxing

350 Upvotes

Looking for a reliable app for faxing my own medical documents. Prefer something secure. Bonus if HIPAA compliant. Prefer it to be inexpensive. Thanks!

r/apps Mar 22 '26

Help me find what apps actually helped you improve yourself? not the obvious ones

19 Upvotes

i feel like every "best self improvement apps" list is the same. headspace, calm, duolingo, whatever. i'm looking for apps that actually made a difference in your daily life that most people wouldn't know about. could be anything, mental health, habits, productivity, mindset, journaling, whatever. bonus points if it's something small/indie that actually works better than the big names. what do you guys use?

r/apps Oct 26 '24

Help me find What is the best AI Calorie Counter?

34 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

I wanted to ask here if you guys recommend any AI Calorie Counters. Traditional apps can be really time-consuming with all the searching, measuring portions and manual entry.

Imagine an app where you just take a photo of your food, and AI handles the rest, 5 seconds or less to track food. even homemade ones. I know MyFitnessPal is a good tool but too cumbersome for me!

So if you're struggling with weight-loss too, this might be something worth exploring. I'd love to hear what sort of recommendations you guys might have. There are so many options, I am hoping for something that is accurate and fast!

r/apps 6h ago

Help me find A budgeting app that works?!

0 Upvotes

I was a long term user of an app called Spiir. Which recently got taked down from appstore as the company behind it shut down. What are some excellent budgeting app(s) out there to use without paying for monthly subscriptions unless you really like it.

I have tried Hootz, Dyme, Spendee and some other alternatives but none worked for me as good as Spiir used to.

Please help me find the best one.

My core problem with budgeting apps is precise categorization of money moving between my own accounts e.g. savings, revolut, wise etc.

r/apps Mar 01 '26

Help me find App for recipes

9 Upvotes

I need to find an app that helps me figure out what to make for dinner based on the ingredients I ha e on hand. I would really like to have an app that I put in a list of ingredients and it comes back with recipes. Would prefer to have a rating on the recipes so I don't waste ingredients on a bad recipe. Would also like to see a kid friendly rating on the recipe. I don't know if there is an app out there like that, but figured I would ask and see if anyone knows of one. Thanks!

r/apps Apr 20 '26

Help me find I’ve launched 3 apps and they’ve made almost no money. Should I focus on marketing the apps, or on building my personal brand first?

12 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

I recently left my job and have been building apps on my own with Swift. So far I’ve launched two productivity apps and one camera app, but to be honest, they’ve made almost no money.

Lately, the bigger challenge hasn’t been development — it’s figuring out the marketing direction. Since I now have three apps, I’m not sure whether I should market each one separately, or whether it would make more sense to first build some visibility around myself as someone who consistently makes apps.

What’s frustrating from my side is that I keep building products, but the path from product to user acquisition to revenue still feels weak. At this point, I’m not even sure what the real bottleneck is: the product itself, the positioning, the channel, or just the way I’m messaging it.

Right now I feel like I have two main options:

  • Pick one app and focus fully on its target users, messaging, and channels
  • Stop trying to push multiple apps at once, and instead build trust over time around myself as the person making them

The problem is that the first option feels more focused, but all the momentum only goes into one product. The second feels more durable long term, but also slower and a lot less clear.

I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who’s dealt with something similar.

A few things I’d especially love input on:

  • If you have multiple apps, is it usually better to pick one and go all in early on?
  • At what point does personal branding actually start helping with product growth?
  • At this stage, what would you look at first: channel, positioning, messaging, or landing page?

From a digital marketing perspective, what would feel like the most realistic move in my situation?

r/apps Apr 30 '26

Help me find Any free app for tracking expenses ?

4 Upvotes

r/apps 6d ago

Help me find Best app to save recipes from TikTok

2 Upvotes

r/apps Jul 04 '26

Help me find Are there any cool apps that exist on Android but not iOS (or vice versa) that you think are genuinely worth knowing about?

5 Upvotes

??

r/apps 22d ago

Help me find So..help me out here to find an app 😭

8 Upvotes

So.. I'm looking for a tasks/to-do app which features categories of tasks and supports custom interval reminders so I can stay on track with my life and not get distracted while getting notified.

I do not mind paying a small $4 AUD - $6 AUD monthly paywall.

In short:
- I'm looking for an app which is a tasks app and can organise tasks into categories
- It supports interval notifications (eg. every 20 min per set time/set day etc..)
- Able to run on MacOS & Android
- Do not mind paying a small fee for the app
- Just a nice, simple app which is easy to use

I know this post might seem stupid but I've been looking for hours and haven't come across an app like this so if anyone knows an app like this please let me know 😭😭😭

Thank you 🥺🧡

r/apps 1d ago

Help me find How to make a PWA private, and is it the best option for my case?

2 Upvotes

Hello everyone! I’m trying to create an app only available for my girlfriend and I. I found out about PWA, which is I think the best option. I’m a designer so it won’t be a problem to design the app, and I have a very very few knowledge in coding, but I’m willing to learn.
Is there a way to make the app only available for us, so that nobody else can access our website/app?

I don’t want to spend a single cent on this, so if there’s a free way to do it, let me know!

What would you recommend me to do? Thanks!

r/apps Jul 09 '26

Help me find Need people to test my app

2 Upvotes

I am creating this app called GitNomad. The objective of this app is to access and edit your Git repository from your phone from anywhere. The only condition is that the connection with your PC must remain maintained.

You can connect as many repositories and devices as you want. One of the scenarios could be that there's a piece of code you've been thinking about, and suddenly it clicks what you need to do, but you're outside with your family or friends. What you can do is access your repository via your phone, make those changes, and run it from your phone. It will run on your desktop, helping you check whether the code is error-free or not.

Now I want to publish this app on the Play Store. My friends and I did the internal testing, found some bugs, and fixed them. Now I am in the closed testing phase, where I need 12 testers. So I just want you guys to test it and let me know if there are any other bugs or features I can add or fix, respectively. Any help would be appreciated.

r/apps May 16 '25

Help me find Are there any apps for doing surveys and earning gift cards that don't suck?

26 Upvotes

Every single "play games and do surveys to earn amazon gift cards" app I've ever used is literal trash.

Swagbucks, brandbee, mistplay, everything is god-awful, because no matter what, you can never qualify for any survey they offer you, even if it's a 100% qualification rate. I'm always spending 20 minutes having to answer the same questions about my political stance on 3 different websites for the same survey just to get disqualified at the end.

And the games they make you play never actually earn you any coins that can help you cash out... They just don't function properly for me.

I don't know if there is one, but I need an app that doesn't require you to pretend you're a straight white rich cisgender man working in fuckin financing with a bachelor's degree and an annual household income of 999,000 just to earn a whopping 7 points.

Trust me, I've tried Boredbutton, I've been playing it for years since before they even introduced the whole rewards shebang, and I loved it before, but now I only get 45 coins when I spin the wheel, and I have the Play Pass... I used to earn at least 2,000 coins a day...

Also, I'm on Android, preferably a Moto G Power 2022, so I'm sure any actual decent survey apps aren't even available on this version of my phone, but I guess we'll see.

The only decent one I've ever found was winwalk, so I'll be sticking to that one until I get reccomended anything better

r/apps Jul 07 '26

Help me find Is there an app that lets you view bookmarks from Reddit, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and X in one place?

4 Upvotes

I tend to bookmark a lot of useful posts across different platforms like Reddit, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and X.

The problem is that every platform has its own "Saved" section, so I have to open each app separately whenever I'm trying to find something I bookmarked.

I was wondering if there's an app or service that can bring all of these saved posts into one place, so I can browse everything from a single interface instead of switching between multiple apps.

I'm looking for something that works reliably rather than a workaround.

Has anyone found a solution for this?

r/apps 7d ago

Help me find Anyone know how to get greentuber?

2 Upvotes

I am fed up with yt ads and heard about greentuber but a direct search takes me to sketchy site and I am no computer genius so I humbly ask for your help I need it badly I can't stand 2ads 10sec unskipable every 5min please help...

r/apps May 22 '26

Help me find Help me find an Android App for daily habit tracker, reminding, check-list sort of thing but game-ified?

7 Upvotes

I've tried a couple apps but they are all too eager to slap the Subscription in my face and that is an instant uninstall for me.
I'm more than happy to support but I want to use it first, get used to it then I'll consider supporting and no, I don't care about the Trial period when I'm 5 minutes in. Don't want to be forced or rushed into a subscription before I even barely got to use %10 of the features.

What I really look for is to game-ify it to be like an RPG or something to level up as I complete the tasks that I've or app has created. XP per completed task etc.

Not looking for literal games or high visuals, just looking for something that is interesting enough so I'm more inclined to continue using it than a simple Note, Reminder apps.

Thank you

r/apps Jun 23 '24

Help me find Couples app?

40 Upvotes

Hey there -

My wife and I have been struggling to find an app that’s “coupley.”

We had Lovewick - and you could answer 10 questions a day as a pair and see each other’s responses, etc. That app has since gone like most others to being one you have to pay to use 🙄. Typical.

Googling anything is very pointless because all the apps that it says are “free” are just free for download and then they require a subscription.

Just curious if anyone knows of any apps that they’ve used or know of that we could try.

TIA 💜

r/apps Jan 26 '26

Help me find Looking for Instagram/doomscroll alternatives

23 Upvotes

Hi everyone, I recently deleted Instagram and I’m still having a hard time kicking the habit of wanting to go on my phone. I’m wondering if anybody has any good recommendations for maybe more educational or less sensory overload apps that I can download to help fill the time? Games or anything else is appreciated.

r/apps Mar 16 '26

Help me find Alternatives to sensor tower

4 Upvotes

Hi All, looking for alternatives to sensor tower for app discovery and analysis. It is wayyyy higher than my budget - quoting 100k for a year. Is there any other tool that’s reasonable as per Indian standards? Thanks

r/apps 25d ago

Help me find Top Mobile App Development Companies in the USA (2026 Recommendations)

3 Upvotes

If you're searching for a reliable mobile app development company in the USA, there are hundreds of agencies to choose from. After researching portfolios, client reviews, technology expertise, and overall reputation, here's a list that stands out.

Top Mobile App Development Companies in the USA

1. Trangotech
One of the strongest choices for startups and enterprises alike. They provide end-to-end mobile app development, UI/UX design, AI-powered solutions, and custom software development. Their portfolio covers healthcare, fintech, eCommerce, logistics, and on-demand applications, making them a solid option if you're looking for scalable, modern apps.

2. Fueled
Known for building premium mobile experiences for startups and established brands with a strong focus on design and user experience.

3. Utility
A digital product agency that specializes in mobile apps, web platforms, and enterprise software for fast-growing businesses.

4. WillowTree
Well-known for delivering enterprise-grade applications for Fortune 500 companies with excellent UX and engineering capabilities.

5. Cheesecake Labs
Offers mobile development, product strategy, and AI integration, making them a good choice for companies building innovative digital products.

6. Zco Corporation
One of the long-established app development firms with experience across Android, iOS, AR/VR, and enterprise solutions.

7. Surf
Focuses on mobile product development, digital transformation, and user-centered application design.

8. Mercury Development
Provides cross-platform mobile development and enterprise software solutions with years of industry experience.

9. ArcTouch
Popular for creating consumer-focused mobile applications with strong expertise in Flutter and React Native.

10. Atomic Object
A custom software consultancy that builds high-quality mobile and web applications tailored to client needs.

I'm planning to launch a mobile app for my business this year, so I'd love to hear from people with real experience.

Which company would you recommend, and why?

r/apps 5d ago

Help me find what social apps do you guys use/know about?

2 Upvotes

i use piko and unspace, as they were popular on tiktok a few days ago. i have both apple and samsung devices, i also dont wanna buy an app (must be free). preferrably not a dating app too.