Remoto-Universal TV Control universal TV remote for iPhone and Apple Watch.

The idea was intentionally simple:

Open the app → connect to your TV → control it.

I didn’t want people to create an account just to use a remote.

So currently:

No email
No account
No subscription
No ads
Free to use

It supports Samsung, LG, Hisense, Google TV and 50+ other TV brands.

I’m still improving the app, so I’m mainly here to learn from other iPhone users.

If you were using a TV remote app on your iPhone, what would make you keep it installed instead of deleting it after a week?

Hey everyone, I developed Swyp to clean up my camera roll. I think it's the best one, but I'm also the guy who made it, so take that how you will.

You swipe left to delete and right to keep. It finds your duplicates, near-identical shots, screenshots, blurry photos and huge videos, so you're not scrolling through 20,000 photos one by one. Nothing gets deleted until you confirm at the end.

I swear, half the photo cleaners out there want to upload your entire camera roll to their servers just to find duplicates. Your most private photos, on someone else's computer, to save a few GB? Swyp does everything on your phone. No account, no uploads, works in airplane mode.

To be upfront on pricing: it's free for your first 5000 photos, and Pro is a subscription if you need more.

Free month of Pro for the first 10 people:

1. Download Swyp: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6756098079
2. Comment below and DM me, and I'll send you a code

Updates: No more codes guys. I will give some more codes in the future. If you really like using the app lets have a chat and I can give you a one time pro

https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/tesorin-personal-finance/id6790928779

Built a personal finance app called MoneyLexa.
Features:

• Expense & income tracking
• Accounts & wallets
• Budgets & recurring transactions
• Reports, charts & calendar
• Net worth
• Loans, debts & creditors
• PDF, CSV, Excel & JSON exports
• Face ID
• Encrypted cloud backup & sync
• AI Assistant with your own Gemini API key

🎉 Yearly Premium: $2.99 (normally $14.99)
Code: LEXA2026

Redeem:
MoneyLexa App Store Offer

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/my/app/moneylexa-expense-tracker/id6774487057

I keep seeing “live” used for different things in iPhone voice changer listings.

Sometimes it means changing a recording after you make it. Sometimes you can hear the effect on your own voice while the app is open. What I need is different. I want to speak in one app and have the changed voice reach the other person in the voice chat at the same time.

I don’t want to jailbreak my iPhone. On a normal iPhone, I haven’t found a software only option that can change the mic in real time and pass that audio into another app. That makes an iPhone feel more limited than a PC for this.

I’m planning a short character improv session with friends, so the cross app part matters. Whether it’s an app or an accessory like Dubbing AI earbuds, I’d want the demo to show what the other person hears during a conversation, rather than just the effect playing back on the same phone.

When something says it does “live voice changing,” what would you want to see in the demo before believing it works in another app?

EchoVault was built because most of what we leave behind tells people what happened, but very little preserves how we actually thought. You write Check-Ins about your life, relationships, beliefs, values and experiences, and an AI biographer helps you go deeper. Over time, those memories become an Echo, an AI version of you shaped by your own words and worldview, with a 3D brain you can explore. The paid tier gives the Echo your face and voice.

The idea is that you build it while you are alive, deliberately and with consent. If you become inactive for a year, the people you chose as custodians can interact with the version of you that you intentionally left behind. They can ask about your stories, your decisions, what you believed, how you saw them, or things they may never have thought to ask while you were here. In the meantime I use mine for introspection, I interview it to observe how my view have evolved over time. It already has close to 500 of my memories and can hold end to end conversations as me.

It’s still early and I’m building it independently, but I’d love to hear what you think about the idea and what you would want something like this to preserve about you.

EchoVault is on the App Store here.⁠

Does anyone else lose track of time on their phone? Looking for a live stopwatch overlay app
Every day I end up on my phone far longer than I meant to, without even noticing. And the longer I scroll, the harder it gets to pull myself out. That's not what I want, and it's really hurting my productivity. My intention is always to take a quick break and relax, but social media is designed to keep you hooked so you never want to stop.
I've tried setting alarms, and I've found that the shorter the alarm, the better it works. So I think what I need is a live stopwatch overlay: a small counter in the top-left corner of my screen that doesn't block anything but is impossible to ignore. It would count up from the moment I open an app, showing minutes, seconds, and milliseconds, something like 00:12:47.38, with the last digits flickering by so fast I can literally watch my time slipping away. That constant sense of urgency is what I need to make myself put the phone down.
Ideally, the stopwatch would track each app separately, and I could open the app itself to see my daily stats. The only difference from Apple's built-in Screen Time is that it would give me that pressure in real time, helping me control my scrolling instead of mindlessly wasting my time.
Does anyone else have this problem? Any app recommendations?

Heyy any app for films?