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My SubList app is currently the most powerful subscription tracker/reminder you can find on the App Store.
It provides:
📲 Import from stores: App Store, Google Play, Steam, Xbox Store, Play Station Store
📡 Online icons searching
📑 Import from subscriptions screenshots
🗂️ Import/Export data to CSV, Excel or JSON
💈 Customizable Categories and Payment Methods with cashback and reward points support
💶 Multi-currency support
⛅️ Sync data across Mac, iPhone, and iPad via iCloud
I started this project back in January and have spent the last four months building out these main features. From here on, I’ll be putting more focus into refining the little details.
Lex Tang retweeted
Redone the welcome screen to make it feel like you own the book😁. Will come in the next update along with new cool stuff. So far a very good writing writing experience.
You can write with an Apple Pencil and overlap with texts from iOS keyboard. Texts auto avoid images and if you want as well you can write sketch on top of images
Lex Tang retweeted
Appleが「iPhone Duo」のNano-texture仕上げのフィルム（カバーレイヤー）を交換する様子👇
support.apple.com/ja-jp/1276…
Lex Tang retweeted
Android UNTETHERED boot on the iPod touch 4G.
Dual-booting iOS 7.1.2 (or another version) and Android
Touch Screen is WORKING now!
(this project will be released in the following days)
If your Google AI credits expire, customer service can regrant them, which will extend the validity period by another year.
Lex Tang retweeted
⚽️ I’m having WAY too much fun with this game on the iPhone Duo 😂
This is how you take advantage of a foldable!
🥅 The goalie is on the vertical screen
⚽️ You kick the ball using the bottom screen
📱 The entire form factor becomes part of the game!
It genuinely feels like we’re back in the Wild West of apps, when developers made fun, creative experiences just for the sake of having FUN.
We need more of this!! 🔥
Lex Tang retweeted
As an iOS dev, I never imagined I'd be creating a native app on the iPhone/iPad itself — no Xcode, no Cloud server, no Remote session.
Introduce a new Minis Skill: ios-dev(C/ObjC only now). Compile, self-sign, install, launch, read logs — all of it happens on-device.
The demo: one prompt, 10 minutes, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash shipped "Voicemore", a Typeless-style voice input app. Although The UI is rough, the logic is buggy — but it was compiled, signed, installed and it really runs: you speak, and the words appear.
That's the part that still feels like magic. ✨
Skill Link:
github.com/OpenMinis/MinisSk…
