Sign in with Apple
How vibe coders and indie builders use Sign in with Apple: 20 projects built with it since May 2026.
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Latest projects built with Sign in with Apple
- SkyPost — Lets users send hand-drawn photo postcards with voice notes to chosen locations on a 3D globe, and comment only when physically near a post.“I built SkyPost: An iOS app to send hand-drawn voice postcards to target locations on a 3D Earth — where anyone can explore globally, but commenting requires being there physically!”
- impactrackr — Captures work wins by voice or text and turns them into polished entries for a running record used at review time.“I kept forgetting my own work at review time, so I built an app that catches it in 30 seconds”
- GabaBrain — Offers ad-free study quizzes, flashcards and head-to-head matches for nursing exam prep.“I'm an ER nurse. I spent a year and a half building the study app I wanted in nursing school, and I need people to break it.”
- Rammax — Runs multiple web apps as separate macOS windows in a shared WebKit process and suspends inactive ones to reduce memory use.“I was tired of Electron eating 13GB of RAM on my 8GB Mac, so I built Rammax (Runs 17 workspaces in 2.2GB via native WebKit)”
- OpenFit — Logs workout sets, reps and weight per exercise, charts weight over time, and tracks diet, water, body measurements and progress photos.“[Launch] OpenFit - I built a gym tracker in 3 months. Apple rejected it twice before approving.”
- Dad's Journey — Provides a pregnancy companion app aimed at expecting fathers, with content addressing the dad's perspective.“Vibe coding got me a working app in weeks. Apple review took 3 months and 10+ rejections.”
- One Shot — Provides a Rails starter kit with passwordless and Google/Apple auth, Stripe billing, Resend email, Hotwire Native mobile shells, and Kamal deployment preconfigured.“Trying to break my side project hat helps me one shot prototypes, looking for testers + feedback”
- SkinAI — Analyzes a face scan across six skin dimensions and recommends skincare products while tracking changes over time.“I built an AI skincare scanner app from scratch — 25 screens, 4 TestFlight builds, about to hit App Store. AMA about the stack, the mistakes, or the 200 things I wish I'd done differently”
- Ryzlo — Blocks chosen distracting apps during timed focus sessions and tracks focus streaks and weekly progress.“I built Ryzlo, an iOS app for better focus and healthier digital habits”
- FamilyPlate — Lets household members plan weekly dinners together and builds a shopping list from the planned meals.“I built a shared dinner planner because "what's for dinner?" was a nightly argument in my house”
- DoseLoop: Medication Reminder — Sends persistent medication reminders that log taken, skipped, or missed doses.“I shipped a full app in a month with AI, solo, no code by hand — and it has 0 downloads. Here's the honest writeup.”
- OrbitNest Studio — Provides a backend platform with Postgres, auth, storage, realtime, edge functions, analytics, and an MCP server that lets coding agents operate on the database and a persistent project memory.“I built an AI-native Supabase alternative already running 8-9 of my own apps in prod. Opening it to beta testers (6 months free premium for feedback)”
- bond — Logs medications, seizures, weight, walks and vet visits for dogs with chronic conditions and exports summaries for vet appointments.“bond — a calm care log for dogs with chronic conditions (built it for my epileptic Frenchie)”
- FindNity — Lists nearby events on a map and sells tickets, with built-in chat and 24-hour photo stories.“We built a social event discovery app with live map, chat, stories, AI and ticketing — FindNity (free, iOS)”
- additem.to — Tracks household items with photos, serial numbers, hierarchical locations, and NFC or QR tags for finding them.“Launched a home inventory app in March and still working on it every spare minute”