#indie app

[chibitasm]

so Ive been playing an app called “randungeon” recently and I highly recommend it =) I decided I needed to draw today instead of just keep playing, but it was still on my mind >v<

if you wanna play, pretty sure it’s android only, and its totally free and has no ads- the guy who made it did it entirely for fun, and they made a super fun game!

ps if you do decide to play, I did get the sword of fury, and I can give you a hint- artists are pretty humble ;)

[talecast-official]

Another week down in the TaleCast workshop. 🦊 No firm date yet, but the pieces are coming together — LGBTQ+ audio dramas, visual novels & novels, all in one place. We'll share the second there's something to share.

[getbookshelves]

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[chunkapp]

ok so I made a thing. it's called Chunk and it's a timeblocking app for macOS.

the idea: instead of writing a to-do list and hoping you get to it, you actually block out time in your day for each thing. if it's not scheduled, it's not happening. turns out this works really well for people whose brains bounce off traditional task apps.

what's in it:

bidirectional calendar sync (google, iCloud, outlook — edits go both ways, not the one-way nonsense most apps do)

a task list on the side you literally drag onto the day to schedule it

Apple Reminders integration, so whatever's already in Reminders shows up and you can block time for it

macOS only for now

lifetime license, no subscription. pay once, it's yours

I got tired of productivity apps that charge monthly for what's basically a calendar with extra steps. and I wanted something that actually respected the way I plan my day instead of fighting me about it.

Theres a free trial with no card required 👇

chunkapp.net

[kamalkafir-blog]

Quip is a smart clipboard management app for iOS and Mac

Developers of Unite, an app that offers customized web app management on Mac, on Monday released a new app called Quip, a clipboard app for the Apple ecosystem. The app includes features for organizing text clips, support for shortcuts to trigger text snippets, duplicate prevention, and code formatting, among other things. Its goal is to offer users more control and customization compared with…

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[ryouverua]

omg I’m actually online guys

so a friend of a friend released an app that’s currently Canada only right now for the IOS - if you’re a fellow Canadian with an iphone, would you mind d/ling and rating it 5 stars, if you’re comfortable with that? No pressure of course, but they’d really appreciate it <3 It’s tough getting noticed in the tech world these days so it would be nice to get some initial traction! https://appsto.re/ca/Rqg0fb.i

[mattwebbcollegeblog-blog]

Indie Apps - Little Inferno

The reason i have chosen this non-mainstream app is because i have played it and remember it was a very slow paced and calming game because the art style and lighting created an atmosphere that was new to app based games. The story of the game was simple, its cold outside so use the fireplace to keep you warm, how? By burning things of course, buy things to burn and unlock more things to burn. The art style of the games seems to be Tim Burton inspired and is very detailed.