Indie App Catalog
Great apps from
independent developers.
A hand-curated catalog of 2,426 apps from 1,385 indie developers for Apple platforms. No big studios, just solo developers and small teams.
New Releases
Wavy Road: Endless Driving
Steer the road, not the car.
Upto
Every app on your Mac, up to date.
Whio: EPUB & PDF Reader
Technical books & code
Terminus: Flashcard Maker
Study on your Lock Screen
Helicon: PDF & EPUB Reader
Margin Notes & Speed Reading
You Get A Code
Hand Out Your App Codes
Daft Slop: AI Music Detector
Is this song made by AI?
TableHistory
Manage historical events, documents and persons
FlashFeed
Scroll. Play. Learn.
Skipper: TV & Movie Tracker
What & Where to Watch for Less
Afterall Photo: Before & After
Line up your next shot exactly
Honeyday
Birthdays and anniversaries
DOOD - Doodle Photo Journal
A Diary for Little Moments
Gander: Quick Look Preview
Markdown, Mermaid, JSON, YAML
Via: Compare Routes
Door-to-door trip planner
Kyber: Laser Sword Simulator
Wooooom… wooom… peeew
KeepScroll: Reels & Videos
Recipes, speech search & chat
Abejas
This time, it’s personal.
Recently Added
Blood Pressure Log+
BP monitor & tracker
X Water - Water Reminder
Simple hydration tracker
FaceScreen: Floating Camera
Your face and brand on screen
KeyScreen - Display Keystrokes
Visualize keypresses on screen
Take Stock
Analogue Metadata
SpectrumViz: LED Audio Meter
Retro hi-fi music visualizer
Upto
Every app on your Mac, up to date.
Heukino – IPTV Player
Live TV with M3U, Xtream, EPG
Migraine Tracker & Diary: Mira
Headache, Pain & Symptom Log
ChompDuo
Silly eyes. Hungry monsters.
Battlefleet Duo
The classic naval board game
Terminus: Flashcard Maker
Study on your Lock Screen
Deep Green
No-nonsense classical chess.
Whio: EPUB & PDF Reader
Technical books & code
FlashFeed
Scroll. Play. Learn.
Helicon: PDF & EPUB Reader
Margin Notes & Speed Reading
TV Knight
Enjoy deciding what to watch
Changelogs
Track App Updates
News
Parendi: a finance app for the Mac with no network access
A big leap for your movie watchlist: Filmlog 2026.9
Keep your Mac awake. Hide desktop icons. Focus active windows.
Pigeon 1.10: Telegram E2EE Voice Calls on Apple Watch
How to convert Android Motion Photos into Apple Live Photos
Whistle 2026.1: AI Workout Planner for iPhone and Apple Watch
11 PM. Open Suitcase. No Idea What I'm Forgetting.
Miyu Focus Timer: New outfit, 5 new rooms, and more!
Pigeon for Telegram: Portuguese support, new menu and more.
Wrapping up 2025
Events
Your Watch Is Haunted!
Guitar Chords on iPhone Duo
Explore Austin & Detroit
Weekly Feeding Insights
Ready to Fold
Windfall, now on iPad
Unfold Your Tasks
Ready for iPhone Duo
Focus on iPhone Duo
Foldable Support
Coming Soon
Battlefleet Duo
The classic naval board game
Pre-order · Oct 23
ChompDuo
Silly eyes. Hungry monsters.
Pre-order · Oct 23
ScrolloDeck: Retro Contacts
3D Address Book Card Index
Pre-order · Oct 23
Flipcorder: Retro Camcorder
Your whole day, one home movie
Pre-order · Oct 23
Bobara
Momo's onsen, on your TV
Pre-order · Nov 9
Origami Desktop
Plug your iPhone into a display with USB-C, or connect via AirPlay, and it unfolds into a full desktop experience. Your iPhone becomes the trackpad. Use a Bluetooth keyboard, or keep typing with the virtual keyboard.
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Timee: Time Tracker
Timee is a minimalist time-tracking app that helps you stay on top of how you spend your time. Track your activities with a simple, workout-style card interface, and keep an eye on your stats over time. Please test the following: 1. Starting, pausing, and stopping timers for different activities 2. Statistics — make sure your tracked time adds up correctly 3. Edge cases — very short/long sessions, switching activities mid-timer, app backgrounded 4. General performance and any crashes Please report any bugs or feedback directly through TestFlight. Your input helps make Timee better before launch!
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Sunwake: Sunrise Alarm Clock
Sunwake is a sunrise alarm clock for iPhone. In the evening a sunset slowly dims the screen, at night it stays black with stars, the moon and a faint red clock, and before your wake time a sunrise slowly brightens it. The alarm is a system alarm and rings even when the app is closed. Please test especially: 1. A night on the charger: set an alarm, tap "Good night" in the evening, plug in your iPhone and leave the app open. 2. A night without the charger: how much battery did the night use? 3. The sunrise: does it feel natural, does it wake you gently? 4. The alarm with the iPhone locked: does it ring on time, even with the app closed? 5. The worlds, especially New York and Northern Lights: what do you like, what looks odd? 6. The real sky ("Real sky" switch in the alarm): do clouds, rain, snow or fog match the weather outside? 7. The test purchase: in the beta, Sunwake Pro is a free test purchase, nothing is charged. Every world is visible, seasonal ones included. Quick try: "Preview (20 s)" shows a whole night in 20 seconds, "Test with alarm (2 min)" a short night with a real alarm. The black screen at night is intentional, not a crash. To end the night early, touch and hold the screen for 1.5 seconds. No account, no ads, no tracking. Send feedback as a screenshot right in TestFlight or to werraweb@gmail.com.
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Terminus: Flashcard Maker
Paste the cards you already have. Terminus asks one on your Lock Screen each time you pick up your phone, and fits every review in before your test date.
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Mostly Good Metrics
Mostly Good Metrics is a read-only iOS analytics companion for monitoring product performance on the go. Explore dashboard KPIs and charts, saved insights, funnels, retention, experiments, events, users, and configurable Home Screen widgets. A complete local sample account is available using the App Review instructions.
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Droog
(English below! :) Ik ben al maanden bezig met een nieuwe app, en hij is totaal anders dan alles wat ik tot nu toe heb gemaakt. Een soort love letter aan Nederland, en aan al die dagen dat we hier door de regen lopen en fietsen: een regenapp, speciaal gemaakt voor Nederland. En zodra je hem hebt ingesteld, heb ik het zo gemaakt dat je hem nooit meer hoeft te openen. Ik leg het even uit. Als je hier woont, weet je dat iedereen een fiets heeft, en een buienapp. Handig om te weten wanneer je het kantoor uit moet, de hond moet uitlaten, of nog een rondje kunt bestellen. Het probleem is dat de grootste buienapps je locatiegegevens verkopen aan adverteerders en databrokers. En wat krijg je ervoor terug? Een beetje middelmatige, ouderwetse meldingen op basis van gratis overheidsdata. Daarom heb ik Droog gemaakt: een app die je droog houdt én je privacy beschermt. Zo werkt het: Droog verschijnt vanzelf op je lockscherm als er binnen een uur regen komt, en verdwijnt weer als de bui voorbij is. Je hoeft dus niks te openen. Je kunt Droog ook als widget op je lockscherm of Apple Watch zetten. Je exacte locatie blijft altijd op je telefoon, en de servers van Droog gebruiken zo min mogelijk data. Het ontwerp is geïnspireerd op risoprint, een beetje onnauwkeurig, net als radardata. Droog is gratis, inclusief de widgets en Apple Watch-complicaties. De automatische meldingen op je lockscherm zitten in Super Droog. Dat kost €0,99 per maand, zodat ik de servers kan betalen. Iedereen krijgt vijf gratis regendagen om Super Droog te proberen, zonder proefabonnement. Droge dagen tellen niet mee. Droog zit de komende weken nog in beta. Ik zou het echt superleuk vinden als je het wilt proberen en me laat weten wat je ervan vindt, via de chat in de app. Geniet nog even van de laatste zonnige dagen, en blijf droog! ※ English ※ I’ve spent the last few months making a new app, and it’s unlike anything I’ve made before: a love letter to the Netherlands, and to all those days walking and biking through the rain here. It’s a rain app made specifically for the Netherlands, and once it’s set up, I’ve made it so you never need to open it again. Let me explain. If you live here, you know everyone has a bike and a rain app. It’s how you decide when to leave the office, walk the dog, or order one more round. The problem is the biggest rain apps sell your location data to advertisers and data brokers. And what do you get in return? Mediocre, old-fashioned alerts built on free government data. So I made Droog, an app that keeps you dry and keeps your location private. Here’s how it works: Droog shows up on your lock screen when rain is coming within the hour, and disappears once it’s passed. Nothing to open. You can also add it as a widget on your lock screen or Apple Watch. Your exact location never leaves your phone, and Droog’s servers use as little data as possible. The design is inspired by risograph prints, a little imprecise, like radar data itself. Droog is free, including widgets and Apple Watch complications. The automatic lock screen alerts are part of Super Droog, €0.99 a month to cover the server costs. Everyone gets five free rainy days to try it, no trial subscription, and dry days don’t count. Droog is in beta for the next few weeks, and I’d really love it if you tried it and told me what you think through the in-app chat. Enjoy the last sunny days, and stay dry!
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Pocket Passer
A pocket football simulator
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Gym Log: Free Workout Tracker
Gym Log is a workout logger app. Core Design & Interface * Native iOS Design: Built with native SwiftUI; looks and feels like a first-party Apple app. * Frictionless Logging: Custom input pad to log your sets quicker. * Live Activities: Log sets and view timers directly from the Lock Screen or Dynamic Island. Workout Tracking & Planning * Advanced Programming: Supports rep ranges, supersets, RPE, and 1RM percentages. * Smart Rest Timer: Adjusts per exercise, follows supersets, and features quick-add/subtract buttons. * Workout Notes: Add comments and notes to specific exercises or entire workouts. * Presets: Long-press to quickly add customizable warmup or training presets (e.g., 3x5 @ 80%). 1RM & Volume Analytics * Auto 1RM Tracking: Automatically updates your training 1RM when you progress. * 1RM Formulas: Includes multiple estimation equations (Epley, Brzycki, etc.) and a tool to fit the best equation to your data. * Fractional Volume Tracking: Tracks volume per muscle group, including fractional sets (e.g., bench press counts as 0.5 volume for triceps, etc). * Charts & Heatmap: Visualizes training volume via long-term charts, weekly overviews, and a body heatmap. * Progress History: Tracks 1RM, max weight, max reps, and set counts over time. * Plate Calculator: Quick-access tool for calculating barbell plate loads. Data & Sharing * Local Storage: Built entirely on Apple's Core Data. * JSON Backup: Full JSON import and export capability. * Markdown Export: Export workouts and templates as markdown files for easy sharing.
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Sumi: Graph-based Outline Note
Sumi is a native outliner for Mac, iPhone and iPad that works directly on your Logseq Markdown graph: plain files in a folder you choose, or in iCloud Drive. No database migration, no account, no sync subscription. Journals, pages, links, backlinks, block references, tasks, queries, namespaces and properties work as in Logseq, and the files stay readable by Logseq, Obsidian and any text editor. This is a beta. Sumi edits your files in place, so please try it on a copy of your graph first, or start with the sample graph. Running Logseq on the same graph at the same time is not supported: close one before using the other.
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Atprosphere
Atprosphere - test Bluesky functionality.
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Vestigo: Movie and TV Tracker
Vestigo is a personal movie and TV tracker built to help you find something to watch and remember everything you've seen. Browse trending titles, new releases, and personalized recommendations built from your watch history. When you're not sure what you want, Pick For Me guides you through a few questions and surfaces titles that fit, or use Describe It if you don't know the name. Track what you've watched, rate it, follow your episode progress, and build collections around franchises and genres. See where something is streaming, watch trailers, and explore the full cast and crew, all in one place. The more you log, the better Vestigo gets. Features • Trending, popular, new releases, and upcoming titles • Personalized recommendations based on your watch history and ratings • Pick For Me: answer a few questions and get a curated selection • Describe It: thematic search for when you don't know the name • Genre browsing and franchise collections • Watchlist and watched tracking with ratings • Episode and season progress for TV series • Streaming availability with prices and direct links • Cast, crew, trailers, and original media • Custom collections and automatic franchise grouping • Content filters, display options, and data import/export
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Mythspire
Mythspire is a portrait, one-thumb survivor game with the charm of a toy box and the crunch of an arcade. You steer a hero through swarms of monsters, and your weapons fire on their own. Survive as long as you can across a thirty-minute run made of five chapters, ending in boss fights. Everything is done with one thumb: drag to steer, flick to dash, and double-tap to fire your hero's ultimate. Level up during a run to pick weapons and passives, open chests for rewards, and unlock new heroes. Each hero has its own look, starting weapon, trait and ultimate. The game is single-player, works offline, and has no accounts, purchases or ads. No login is needed. This is an early test build. Feedback is most useful on how the controls feel (steering, the flick dash, double-tap ultimate), whether the screen is readable when the crowd gets thick, difficulty, and anything that crashes, stutters or looks cut off on your phone or iPad.
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Glimshelf
Glimshelf is a privacy-first, offline-first comic and manga reader for your own library on iPhone and iPad. It needs iOS or iPadOS 18 or later. The beta is free, with Pro included throughout testing. Start with one of the included sample comics. No account or server setup is needed. Read a few pages, enlarge some lettering, then close and reopen the book. Was anything hard to find? Did you return to the page you expected? If you already use Komga, Kavita or OPDS, you can connect your library too. Try downloading a book and reading offline, then check your saved position after reconnecting. Glimshelf also opens local CBZ, CBR, CB7, PDF and EPUB files. Please use content you have permission to test. Tell us what worked and what got in the way through Send Beta Feedback in TestFlight or support@glimshelf.com. For a problem, include your device and OS version, what you tried and what happened. Use sample content in screenshots and remove private information. Never include passwords, tokens, private server URLs, filenames, titles, page images or account identifiers. This is beta software. Background downloads and sync depend on system scheduling and connectivity. Glimshelf does not upload local diagnostics automatically; Apple/TestFlight may separately collect enabled beta feedback and crash data under Apple's controls. See this build's What to Test notes for the detailed checklist.
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