iOS
1,245 projects shared since May 2026 were built for iOS.
How these numbers are counted and compared: the method.
Summary
Builders made 1,245 add-ons, companions or plugins for iOS since May 2026, 646 of them in the last 12 weeks. The most-discussed project of the last 4 weeks is safearea.info (50 comments). It provides a visual reference of iPhone and iPad screen dimensions, safe area insets, and reserved regions measured in Simulator. Most projects built for it are Gym workout trackers, Personal health and medication trackers and Habit tracker apps. 3 projects were pitched as alternatives to it.
Projects built with it
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Share of stated stacks, last 4 weeks
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Adjusted trend, last 4 weeks vs previous 8 weeks
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Add-ons built for it
1,245
Share of stated stacks, each week
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Latest add-ons built for iOS
- I built a pond you can play — Provides a tappable pond game that logs urge timing and patterns to help people ride out cravings.“I built a pond you can play. It’s for the ten minutes it takes an urge to pass.”
- CallMeMCP — Lets an AI coding agent place a phone call to the user's iPhone to ask a question and returns the spoken answer as text.“CallMeMCP - your AI coding agent phones you when it needs a decision”
- Snake Measurer — Measures snake length from a top-down photo using a reference object of known size and tracks growth over time.“I built the snake measuring app I wanted for myself”
- AllerTrack — Logs oral immunotherapy doses and allergic reactions with timing on iOS and generates a clinical PDF report for allergist visits.“I’m 21 years old and have launched an iOS app to eliminate paper use in allergy consultations in Spain. I’d love to hear your feedback.”
- Spill — Tracks TV shows a user watches and shows episode progress while hiding spoilers.“TV Time shut down in July, so I'm building something totally new that's even more feature rich and guarantees no spoilers”
- DadoMatch — Rolls a virtual die to pick an icebreaker or challenge for groups or dates.“I built a dice-based icebreaker app for parties and dates, and it just got approved on the App Store”
- RIVAL: Boxing — Lets players fight a boxing opponent whose AI adapts to their repeated attacks and defensive habits in later rounds.“I built RIVAL solo: an iOS boxing game where your winning habits can become your weakness”
- WeekScape — Shows the user's week at a glance by linking existing calendars or adding plans directly.“New Calendar View App - WeekScape”
- Alden — Simulates an AI romantic companion that chats, sends voice notes and images, remembers details in a editable notebook, and calls the user's iPhone.“I built an AI boyfriend who calls your iPhone and leaves a voicemail when you're busy”
- Dawnli — Logs daily moods with tags and notes on-device and surfaces correlations between tags and mood.“I built Dawnli - a private mood journal that keeps everything on your phone (no cloud, no account)”
- Offline Music Player — Plays music files stored on the device, imported from the Files app or folders, without internet access.“I built a free music player for iPhone with no ads. It's at 11.9k downloads and I just shipped a full redesign”
- HexWire — Plays turn-based cyberpunk tactics missions on a hex grid with four runner roles and a risk meter that escalates the mission as strong actions raise it.“HexWire - a cyberpunk hex-grid tactics RPG for iPhone, built around a risk meter”
- Photo Backup Agent — Extracts photos and videos from an iPhone iTunes backup on Windows, dedupes them, and saves a verified archive so originals can be deleted from the phone.“Built and launched a Windows tool that frees up iPhone storage by extracting photos/videos from an iTunes backup”
- I buit an app and now i have so… — Runs as an iPhone app built by the author with Codex, with its specific function not described in the post.“I buit an app and now i have so stress to make it public”
- Quanti — Aggregates on-device health, screen time, and spending data and sends daily AI-generated focus cards to guide behavior.“I built a tool to see weird facts about my life (like how many times I golfed). Realized dashboards are useless, so I pivoted to AI focus cards. Beta coming soon!”
Pitched as alternatives to iOS
- Winotch — Shows music controls, notifications, timers and date/weather in a compact pill at the top of the Windows screen that expands on hover or click.“Winotch — un Dynamic Island per Windows”
- Trisle — Shows Android Live Activity-style overlays for music, calls, timers and navigation in a physics-animated dynamic island.“I built iOS 27's Triple Dynamic Island for Android, physics based, fully on device, no subscription”
- Glance — Shows a Dynamic Island-style overlay in the browser for controlling music playback without switching tabs.“I made dynamic island for... browsers?”