Apps by people I actually know.

GluSight

by Seou B. Hounkanrin

A glucose log that bends to your treatment instead of the other way round. If you do not take insulin, you switch that off and the app stops asking; same for tablets. What is left is only the fields you actually fill in.

init.Habits

by Vladyslav Glogus

A habit tracker that looks like a terminal, for people who like it that way. Habits group into a morning or an evening routine, and a shield stops one missed day from wiping a long streak. There is an Apple Watch app, and a year of history drawn as a contribution graph.

journeybot

by Michal Ferak

You retype the same packing list before every trip and still end up packing for weather that never turns up. This builds the list from your destination, your dates and what you plan to do, using the real forecast if you leave soon and the usual weather for that week if you do not. No account needed.

Keepsake

by Chaotic Good Creations

For the box of children's drawings, letters and cards you cannot throw away but never actually open. You photograph them, sort them into memory boxes, and can look back through them properly. No account and no feed: it syncs through your own iCloud.

Lentico

by Martin Siptak

Turns a photo you already like into a profile picture. It cuts you out on its own, then you change the background, add light, or use the glass effect. The editing happens on your phone.

Reps

by Siddharth Natamai

Recovery scoring without buying a band or a ring. It reads heart rate variability, resting heart rate, sleep and recent training from the watch you already wear, and turns them into one score each morning that tells you whether today is a training day or a rest day.

Screenshot Bro

by Taras Leskiv

Store screenshots are the job that swallows a weekend before a release: ten of them, times iPhone, iPad and Mac, times every language you ship in, and one changed headline means doing the lot again. This builds them from templates you reuse, and uploads them for you.

Screeny

by Lazare Kolebka

Drop in a screenshot or a screen recording and it comes back with a device frame, a clean status bar and an animated zoom. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac, so the file never has to go to a computer first.

Timo

by Michal Ferak

A world clock that shows the difference as a picture, so you can see who is awake without working it out. You group cities for work, family or travel, and each one shows whether it is morning or the middle of the night there.