App Gallery
Discover amazing iOS apps created by the Hack Club community!
StudyPlayProfit
by Nicholas Marijono
StudyPlayProfit is a game app aimed at making study more fun! Studying gets you tickets and diamonds which you can spend on games to earn more diamonds or to pull for boosts that will increase various aspects of the game! This project was made using React Native and Expo, which is a framework that allows for projects on iOS, Android, and the Web.
Droplet
by Daniel Benge
Droplet is a social media app designed to be less addictive than "traditional" ones like instagram, facebook etc. It is inspired by BeReal, with a "one post per day" concept. Every day, a member of each "bubble" (think group chat) is selected to give a prompt to the rest of the group, for example "what's a song you love at the moment", and every other member can respond. There are no streaks, in-app purchases, ads, or anything else to pollute the experience
Athan app by Aadil
by AADIL NOUFAL
📱 Simple, Accurate & Ad-Free Prayer Times Built with care, [Athan App Name] is my very first app, and it's designed to serve one purpose: provide accurate daily prayer times without any distractions. No ads. No clutter. Just what you need, when you need it. 🕌 Key Features: 📍 Accurate prayer times based on your location ⏳ Countdown until the next prayer 🔔 Prayer time notifications (still in beta – small delays may occur) 🌙 Clean, ad-free interface focused on simplicity Unlike many apps out there, [Athan App Name] uses a reliable calculation method and performs better in terms of timing accuracy. Whether you're on the go or at home, you can trust the timing is right. This is just the beginning! Your feedback is highly appreciated and will help improve future versions. 🔧 Note: Notifications are still in beta and might have slight delays or timing mismatches on some devices. ✨ Created by AADIL NOUFAL with the intention of helping the community.
Live Lyrics
by Liam Willey
Live Lyrics is a songwriting/setlist manager for musicians. It was designed to be an easy way to organize setlists for gigs, or be your space to create new songs. You can easily share/collaborate on songs or folders with other users, create song variations (versions of songs for lyrics, chords, etc.), and manage what members get what variations by creating a band. Not to mention quite a few other features ;)
Trash Incentive App
by Daniel Wang
My app helps solve littering at my school by providing incentives for my community to throw trash away in appropriate places. Students earn points for taking photos of trash that they throw away, and with those points, they can exchange for rewards such as snacks and gift cards, which are all provided by my school.
Zipp
by Hriday Kadam
Zipp is a reaction-time testing game with single-player & multiplayer mode. Players wait for a red circle to turn green and tap as fast as possible to record their reaction time also It helps improve reflexes and reaction speed, making it useful for gamers, athletes, and anyone looking to enhance their response time.
GoTO
by Caroline Chan
As a long-time resident of Toronto, I’ve noticed an increasing amount of litter in my neighborhood. This issue not only affects the cleanliness of my city but also has serious environmental consequences. What’s even more troubling is that much of this litter is caused by people in my generation, as research shows that individuals under 30 are more likely to litter than those who are older. My app, GoTO (Go Toronto) was created to encourage young people to take action and clean up litter by offering digital rewards, which come in the form of cute animal avatars, making the experience more fun and engaging. The app allows users to track their impact in real-time, with a map that shows locations where litter has been picked up and a calendar that tracks the amount of litter collected over time. GoTO empowers youth to see the positive difference they’re making, one piece of litter at a time.
StudyQuest
by Wajeeh Alam
Study Quest is a gamified productivity app designed to make studying more engaging and rewarding. Track your study sessions, earn XP, level up, and compete on leaderboards while setting personalized reminders and managing your progress. Tailored for students and lifelong learners, Study Quest turns productivity into an adventure!
Croptimization
by Yashmit Bhaverisetti
Developed Croptimization, an AI-powered app that uses real-time weather and soil data to provide farmers with personalized crop recommendations, planting tips, and essential tools for sustainable, data-driven farming. Built using React Native and custom APIs for a seamless user experience.
✌️ Dysperse
by Manusvath Gurudath
Dysperse is a cutting-edge productivity app designed to revolutionize personal organization in 2024. The app offers unprecedented flexibility by allowing users to create multiple "Collections" that can be viewed in various layouts like planner, grid, kanban, and more. It prioritizes creativity, flexibility, and user instinct, enabling individuals to organize their life in a way that feels most natural to them. With lightning-fast performance, innovative tab navigation similar to a web browser, and the ability to create separate tabs for different aspects of life (like school and personal projects), Dysperse aims to be a powerful organizational tool. The app also features customizable widgets, 32+ themes, and seamless synchronization across devices, making productivity feel more personalized and intuitive
SpaceSync
by Hong Yu Lai
It simplifies collaboration by allowing the easy sending of announcements into a workspace. Additionally, it includes an inbuilt To-Do-List where individuals can add tasks and receive reminders 1 hour before their due date. There is also SpaceSync AI which is a powerful AI to use.
Impact tracker
by Nathan Thurber
It's an app that allows you to track your environmental impact by logging activities such as driving, what you eat, or what you shop for. Allows you to look at your carbon footprint, water, plastic, PM, and other metrics to measure and track your impact on the environment.
Flashback
by Connie Amer
Flashback is a social networking app that provides daily prompts that users can respond to and share images and text much like a shared journal with friends. You can choose which friends to add, ensuring privacy and giving users control over who can see their posts. Additionally you can go back at any time and see former prompts and read old posts like a digital time capsule.
Alias Word Game
by Aliaksei Khmurovich
My Alias Word Game helps to entertain people in whatever situation they are in. For instance, when me and my sister have nothing to do while on a roadtrip, we can pull out the phone, and launch the app, which gives us something to do. Importantly this "something to do" is not a plain time wasting task, like other activities on a roadtrip might be -- counting birds, sleeping, or arguing. Instead, this app allows us to have both a fun AND a brain-involving time, by allowing us to not only laugh and giggle at each others inability to describe a word, but also by allowing us to expand our vocabularies, which is important in the age where we tend to consume more and more videos, and read less and less books. This is how my app helps me already, and can help many others in this world in the future!
Congressional Debate Companion
by Aaradhya Panda
The Congressional Debate Companion app provides tools and resources for Congressional Debate competitors, including a timer, dictionary, tournament listings, and note-taking features. This app is designed to help users start winning their tournaments.
PixFocus
by Asyraf Athmar
PixFocus is a pixel art designed app to boost productivity with Pomodoro and Timeblock timers. It combines the fun of pixel art with powerful time management tools like Pomodoro and Timeblock timers to help students focus and stay on track. The app also tracks user data, providing displays into optimal focus sessions and displaying statistics on past sessions. *NOTES on Github repo: The development has been over 2 months previously known as AuraHub which were built as a centralised app for productivity that contains variety of features. After careful consideration I decided to scoped down the project and only focus on the MVP, since the Timer features were almost complete I decided to create a sub branch and remove all other irrelevant feature. The default branch is now known as "mvp"
LeafLogic (not finalised name)
by Advait Contractor
It solves a problem where we want to take care of the environment through tracking our carbon emissions so that we can take care of our surrounding environment better. This was mainly brought about through going in cities like Delhi but realising how beautiful they could be just by being at night (where the pollution massively decreases)
My Runshaw
by Daniel Benge
This Flutter app is designed for students at my college (UK equivalent of high school) to be able to share their timetables with each other easily to see who is free at the same time as them. It lets students add friends using the QR code on their membership badges, and includes a bus tracker for the college bus service that will send push notifications when the buses arrive.
NextLesson (EN) / NästaLektion (SE)
by Simon Widén Klövdahl
This app gets data from the Swedish schedule system Skola24. In the app you add your class/schedule and it will give you exactly the information you need when you need it, such as information about your next or current lesson. (Time, Teacher, Class and Classroom)
Addiction Free
by Barnabás Balogh
This app is more than just a nice addition to your life; it is intended for use in helping you to overcome addiction. It provides inspirational quotes every hour to help you stay motivated. If you want, you can log your progress in an easy manner, and a streak counter will be there to keep you pumped up with motivation for all your hard work.
Gurmukhi
by Nuri Kim
With a focus on tracing and handwriting features, this app allows users to learn the correct way to trace Gurmukhi letters with focus placed on proper stroke order. The tracking feature offers a hands-on learning experience that provides immediate feedback and game-like gratification to the user through levels and progress bars.
Shelfie
by Mihir Maroju
Shelfie is a book discovery app that lets users search for books, write reviews, and explore recommendations from others. There's a swipe page in the app that learns and suggests books for you with a Tinder-like swipe interface. Users can also add books to a locally stored library and participate in review streaks, competing with friends by reviewing a book each week!
NutriCheck
by Alexandru Simedrea
NutriCheck is a nutritional app aimed at providing useful insights by having an active community in the form of global posts and per product posts, and by providing information tailored to the user, based on the different products viewed or added to the shopping list. A user can also set goals (energy, steps, exercise, water, food) and have daily challenges based on these metrics. The app is built using React Native, the health information is coming from HealthKit, and the nutritional information and products database are coming from OpenFoodFacts. The user accounts and posts are managed by a custom backend.
Arcade Stats
by Justin Huang
Arcade Stats was written by me to have a fast and lightweight way to keep track of my arcade history! With just a phone, anyone is able to keep track of what sessions they did, and show off their log/stats to others in person! There's also a native view for the shop, which works brilliantly for native rendering instead of opening in a web browser.
torsion
by Shayan Nezami
In the VEX Robotics Competition (V5RC), after a "qualification" period, teams must form alliances. This app enables simple and easy communication between teams at an event, where teams can request the formation of an "alliance" (partnership), and receive a response, so that a team that is picking a partner knows which teams would like to pair with them, while also having useful information about the teams at the event, overall simplifying the alliance selection process. React native is used as the frontend framework, with requests made to the RobotEvents API for VEX team and competition data, and Firebase is used as a backend for authentication, and with Firestore as a database storing requests and user team data.
Everwatch
by Yazide Arsalan
Everwatch is a sleek and intuitive iOS app designed to keep a vigilant eye on your websites, ensuring they stay online and perform optimally. It's like having a dedicated guardian angel for your digital presence, constantly monitoring uptime, response times, and potential errors. With Everwatch, you can: Sleep Soundly: Receive instant alerts if a website goes down, so you can take action before it impacts your users or business. Diagnose Issues: Access detailed history logs to pinpoint the cause of any downtime or performance problems. Optimize Performance: Track ping and latency trends to identify bottlenecks and improve your website's speed and reliability.
BBSS explorer!
by Saumil Anand
So our app is targeted at a mixture of audiences. Our first aim for this app is to make it usable at our school open house https://www.bukitbatoksec.moe.edu.sg/announcements/news/openhouse23/ I'm not sure how open houses work elsewhere but here's a basic flow of how it works in BBSS 1) visitors register and get goodies 2) a tour guide (one of the nearly 200 student volunteers) takes them around the school showing them around the facilities and take them to cca trial areas 3) they do a survey to rate bbss and then leave the school So we plan to use the app as a way for our students to boost their knowledge of the school as for example if someone asks a question about some part such as our air rifle club that they don't know much about they could refer to the app to help with information and pictures Then the second aim would be just for it as a passive app that people can download year long to view bbss's facilities from home with our pictures of our school
SwimTrack
by Saumil Anand
So as you might know drowning is a small but fairly serious problem in our society. With the prevalence of mobile phones in our community more and more children are now tragically dying from drowning which we feel is a very preventable and easily saveable problem. Link to review: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/coroner-important-watch-children-pools-5-year-old-girl-drowns-alone-mother-toilet-2251856 and https://www.phillyvoice.com/child-drowning-inattentive-parents-cellphones-lifeguard/ . so to solve this I created SwimTrack. At its core, it functions by sending notifications every x number of seconds so that the parent isn't distracted. Let's say are distracted by an entertaining Reddit article and are not paying full attention to their child. To combat this SwimTrack utilises notifications and live activities(live activities are a bit borked rn so a bit goofy) to remind the parent to LOOK AT YOUR CHILD!
Queue
by Jennifer Zhao
Queue is an iOS app developed using Swift. It enables users to join a virtual queue for various destinations, eliminating the need to wait in a physical line. I was inspired after a recent trip to Italy where my family and I had to wait 4 hours in a line to gain entry in a museum. With this app users are able to save time and enjoy their day more freely. As they approach the front of the queue, users receive an alert, ensuring they don't miss their turn. At the end of the queue, they can simply leave the queue along with a review and comment which is shared.
Sujud
by Muhammad Shah
A privacy oriented and feature-rich prayer app for worshipers to keep track of prayer times, access the Quran alongside audio, as well as check prayer direction and fasting hours. It allows for all major calculation methods and supports location based time calculations on device, with the only online feature being the audio recordings.
Back on Track America
by Samuel Fernandez
The Back on Track America mobile app provides a communication platform for the nonprofit organization Back on Track America (https://www.backontrackus.org/), which helps to coordinate and organize volunteer opportunities for teens. The mobile app allows location leaders to post announcements (such as for upcoming events), and allows teens in that location to communicate with each other and their leaders regarding the events.
Minichef
by Shuchir Jain
A small little kitchen helper. I started cooking (albeit infrequently) recently and realized I can't remember every recipe in my head (like my mom somehow does) and realized I didn't quite like solutions like mealie either. So, I decided to build my own instead. The app includes recipe management (including importing from a URL), ingredient autofill, and unit conversions, with plans to add more features like importing from a picture, timers, and grocery/pantry management soon.
Scaffold
by Kieran Klukas
Scaffold axes a second brain nap for me, allowing me to save my memories and search for them easily through a vector down database currently doesn’t have a vector database yet, but that is definitely the next thing is gonna happen. It’s also gonna auto tag images with google Gemini.
StudyBits
by Urjith Mishra
It allows me to study my school content more easily, and create questions that my friends can see. This makes it easier to share "study-able" notes. I plan to add features to compete with your friends with statistics when studying. Right now, it is just a question and answer app :).
Pensieve
by Ayush Paul
I find myself having a bunch of ideas that i simply don't have the time to write down and formalize. I've created Pensieve, inspired by Harry Potter, to collect and review memories. You use your voice to deposit memories in, and through some ai transcription and generation you get a neat reminder that gets stored in the app. These reminders can be completed and shared within the app as well.