Apps of the Week
Every week we pick a few indie apps and take their App Store screenshots apart: what the first three frames get right, what they cost, and the one change worth making. Free to submit.
Week 36, 2026
Trender AI
SharePlace LLC
An AI content workshop that turns a topic into a carousel, a reel script and a set of hooks.
Photo & Video Read the teardown →
Breaker: Conversation Starters
Alperen Guntekin
A deck of conversation starters you shuffle through when a room goes quiet.
Entertainment Read the teardown →
OfficeTime Time Keeper Pro
Productive Monkey Ltd
A time tracker that has been on the App Store since 2011, shown with a listing that still looks it.
Productivity Read the teardown →
Week 35, 2026
Golf & Mini-Golf Scorecard
Jade Lizard Software LLC
A universal scorecard for golf, mini golf and disc golf, with one tap scoring.
Utilities Read the teardown →
Photo Cleaner - Swipe
Mohamed Fakiri
Swipe through a full camera roll and delete what you do not want, one photo at a time.
Utilities Read the teardown →
Receipt Scanner - Receipto
AppWrapp
Photograph a receipt and get the line items back without typing any of them.
Finance Read the teardown →
Week 34, 2026
Tip Calculator & Split Total
Thaer Zori
A tip calculator with Apple Watch support and bill splitting features
Utilities Read the teardown →
Invoice Maker Pro - QuickBill
Alperen Guntekin
Invoice generator app that creates professional bills in under 30 seconds with payment tracking
Business Read the teardown →
AI Girlfriend Chat & Romance
Alperen Guntekin
AI companion chat app with virtual girlfriends for conversation and emotional support
Social Networking Read the teardown →
How we pick
- We read every submission, and we run only a few. A list that takes everything is worth nothing to the apps on it.
- We look at the screenshots first. That is the thing we know well enough to be useful about, and it is what the feature is built around.
- The teardown is honest. If we would change something, we say so. A page full of praise convinces nobody.
- A small app is not a disadvantage. Download counts are not how we choose. Plenty of well-made apps have almost none yet.