Mobile Apps hub
Phone-first products from founders in the community: iOS, Android, cross-platform builds and small everyday utilities, all in one browsable feed.
0 companies in this hub
Be the first to launch in Mobile Apps
No listing has launched in Mobile Apps here yet. Yours could be the first one people find on this page.
Companies in this hub, newest first
About Mobile Apps
Mobile Apps is where founders show the things people carry in their pockets. This page gathers the category and every subcategory beneath it. Each listing sits alongside the maker's updates, so you can follow a build from first release to the next milestone and see who is talking about it. Browse the lot, or use the filters to narrow down to one platform or kind of tool.
Newest launches sit at the top, which keeps the page moving like a live thread. Prefer the crowd's view? Re-sort by community votes; nobody can pay for those. Every listing has one main category, included free, so pick the one that matches how people will first meet your app. A paid launch costs $5, while a free listing waits in a queue of about 6-8 weeks.
Browse Mobile Apps by type
Mobile Apps: questions answered
- What counts as a mobile app here?
- Anything people mainly use by tapping through a handset or tablet screen: consumer apps, team tools, games and small helpers. If the web version is the real product and mobile is an afterthought, another category will probably suit it better.
- Which subcategory suits my app?
- Match the platforms you ship on. One store only means iOS or Android. One codebase running on both fits cross-platform. A single-purpose helper such as a scanner or converter fits mobile utilities. Your listing still has exactly one main category, chosen at submission.
- How do I submit my app?
- Open /submit and drop in your website address. An AI writes a first draft of the profile from that page. Read each field, fix whatever is off, and publish only when it sounds like you. Nothing goes live until you have reviewed it.
- How are the listings ordered?
- Newest first is the default view, so fresh launches get seen. Switch to community votes for a crowd-ranked view. Votes cannot be bought, so a high position reflects real interest from other members rather than spend.
- What should I look at when comparing apps?
- Check how recently the maker posted updates, which devices and stores the listing says it supports, and how the founder answers feedback in the thread. Follow a founder if you want to watch progress before committing to a tool.