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For the nomads among you
Thanks for the Lexie support. New languages coming - Danish is on the list, and their counting system is somehow more wild than French.
I know many of you are learning languages because you're traveling, moving, or living between countries. Same here. Lexie handles the language headache. I also built something for the visa/tax headache: Residency - a travel tracker that turns your photo library into trip history, then counts visa days, tax residency limits, and Schengen windows.
Started it last year when I needed 10 years of travel history for a Canadian work permit. Pointed it at my photos, reconstructed a decade of trips in minutes, got the visa. Finally launching it properly today:
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•13h ago
Residency - Your photos know where you've been. We track consequences.
Other apps log where you've been. Residency shows what happens next. Scan your photos: it extracts every trip, filters out the noise (in-flight pictures, ferries, etc), and applies 120+ visa and tax rules automatically. Test future trips before you book to see if they'll trigger residency or break a limit. Keep documents, insurances, and driving permits organised with expiry alerts, export your history for tax filings or visa applications, and track with widgets. iOS 17+, private and on-device.
•3d ago
Lexie - A Tamagotchi that turns language practice into a game
French numbers are ridiculous. Quatre-vingt-dix-neuf? That's "four-twenty-ten-nine" for 99. Meet Lexie: a tamagotchi-inspired game that makes French practice stick – especially the ridiculous bits. It grows when you practice, evolves when you’re right, and doesn’t punish you for being wrong or missing a day. Fully offline, zero ads. French is free; extra languages are a one-time unlock.
•14d ago
Theseus - Liquid Glass UI, backported to iOS 13+ and open source.
Theseus is a lightweight Swift Package that backports the iOS 26 Liquid Glass aesthetic to iOS 13+.
Inspired by the Ship of Theseus, it rebuilds modern glass UI effects (refraction, depth, and highlights) piece by piece, without relying on new OS features.