Oh yes, there are a few things that I have built for my personal use over the years. A few of them I have started publishing on the iOS Appstore. 1) The most u

Oh yes, there are a few things that I have built for my personal use over the years. A few of them I have started publishing on the iOS Appstore. 1) The most used one: An iOS app that I use to push myself articles from RSS feeds. I can send notifications via post request to a webserver (similar to services like Pushover). On the device I can select to read later or read directly. Inside the preview of the notification I have placed a WebView so that I use rich html content as preview. The app itself is a RSS reader that I built to learn SwiftUI [0]. 2) More recently: A cron+python script that fetches the current queue from my sonos. It creates a list of viral songs and creates our flat-charts from the songs that either myself or my flatmate have added to the queue since last execution of the script. 3) An iOS app to help me create timelapses by taking one photo per day. For instance, I used it to create a timelapse of a blooming tree in spring. It uses OpenCV for image alignment. 4) An iOS app to track my camera setup for film photography [1], and a small flashcards iOS app I use for language learning [2]. 5) A website with a covid map of the region i live in (because there was none). [0] https://apps.apple.com/at/app/newsflash-rss/id1487449663 https://apps.apple.com/at/app/newsflash-rss/id1487449663 [1] https://apps.apple.com/at/app/film-logbook/id1520402017 https://apps.apple.com/at/app/film-logbook/id1520402017 [2] https://apps.apple.com/at/app/cardsflash-flashcards/id1591831530 https://apps.apple.com/at/app/cardsflash-flashcards/id159183...