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Mio turns self-care into a game. Build healthy habits, complete challenges, earn coins, unlock cute companions, and level up your wellness world as you become the best version of yourself.
A Pokédex for the dogs and cats you meet in real life. Point your phone at any pet and Boop names the breed on-device, cuts them into a die-cut sticker, and pins them to the map where you met.
An app blocker disguised as a game. Block apps and a 3D village grows. To unlock your apps early, you need to do a real-world challenge. Quit a session and it could cost your village.
Triage app feedback from your iPhone, then hand the queue to your AI agent. Every review, request and bug on one board, tracked to the release that shipped it.
GRIDLOCK reimagines Tic-Tac-Toe as a real-time strategy game for up to four players, where special moves let you bend the board, disrupt opponents, and rewrite the rules of a familiar classic.
Your daily sip of drama: 2-minute vertical episodes of romance, revenge and secrets, with a new cliffhanger every swipe.
If Strava and Tinder had a baby: a social app connecting active singles through sport.
Adversary might feel like the classic memory game, but between the pairs, there is a danger card that you don't want to flip
A tactile, real-time digital guestbook and collaborative sticker canvas that bridges physical third-places (cafes, weddings, community venues) with collaborative digital play.
Every plate you photograph becomes a sticker. A private food collection for your phone: no feed, no streaks, just the dishes you have actually eaten.
A snarky rooster alarm that makes you earn your wake-up
Know which ferry to catch on Washington State Ferries, the largest ferry system in the US. Live schedules, vessel positions, and drive-up spaces. Rebuilt from the ground up with native iOS frameworks.
Your spare change could be worth a fortune! Buck lets you scan any coin or banknote to discover its value and history, and build your collection.
Everyone asks me how I see. Now I can show them, and so can any colorblind person.
1 in 8 women have PCOS, yet get no real support. Josie turns hormonal lab data and daily habits into clear, judgment-free insights so women can finally understand and manage their bodies.
Loomi is Duolingo for your relationship. We turn real science, with an award-winning writer and psychology experts, into a few minutes a day that help couples understand each other and make love last.
An ultrafast anti-grav racer for mobile (think F-Zero or Wipeout). Race across 15 neon tracks and 4 modes, plus online. On iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, Watch and Android.
Minesweeper meets real-time strategy. Read the clues, uncover treasure, and turn a familiar grey grid into a thriving pixel kingdom.
The party game where you answer a question about yourself, your family writes fake answers, and everyone guesses the real one. Nobody knows you like your family, so nobody lies about you better!
The ultimate couch party game! Connect your phones over local Wi-Fi, merge your screens, and compete in fast-paced mini-games. More phones = more fun!
Other app blockers focus on making it hard to unlock. 1% Lock focuses on making it easy to keep working, by showing you other people's progress at the moment you want to quit.
An asynchronous cooperative Android puzzle game. Catch something your friend threw yesterday.
Arcade boat battles with friends: 8-player online brawls, couch split screen with controllers or phones as gamepads. One Kotlin Multiplatform codebase on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows and web.
Point your camera for 5 seconds. The colors and sounds of your day become one lo-fi track, made from what you actually recorded — all on-device, no cloud.
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