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Mobile Apps
Fresh phone apps from founders, with launches, updates and milestones in one feed, sortable by platform or purpose. 2 companies on file.
Latest in Mobile Apps
- 10 votes. Log in to vote for Airship
Established · United States
Airship: Cross-Channel Customer Experiences for the Mobile Era
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Established · United States
OneSignal: Customer Engagement Platform for Email, Push Notifications, & SMS
Newest launches first. Upvotes are community votes and cannot be bought.
About Mobile Apps
Phone-first launches land here: apps founders have just shipped, the updates that followed and the milestones worth a line on the ticker. This page gathers every product in Mobile Apps and its four subcategories, and the filters let you narrow the stack by platform or by what the app is for.
The newest arrivals sit at the top of the feed. If you would rather see what readers rate, re-sort by community votes; nobody can pay for a vote. Founders file an app at /submit by dropping in the site address. An AI drafts the profile from that site, then the founder reads and corrects each field before anything is published. The main category is included free, so choose the one that best describes the app's day-to-day use.
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Mobile Apps: questions answered
- What counts as a mobile app on this page?
- Products whose main experience is a program installed on a phone or tablet. Browser-only tools, desktop software and general web services belong in other categories, even if they offer a mobile-friendly site. The app itself should be the thing people use.
- How do I pick the right subcategory?
- Start with where the app runs. Single-platform builds suit the iOS or Android pages, while one product shipped to both suits cross-platform. Small single-purpose helpers fit mobile utilities. If two fit, choose the one a user would search first.
- How do I get my app listed here?
- Go to /submit and paste your website address. The AI drafts the profile and you review it before it goes live. A paid launch costs $5; a free listing joins a queue of about 6-8 weeks.
- In what order are the apps shown?
- Newest first, so recent launches get the top slots. Readers can change the sort to community votes. Votes cannot be bought, so the voted view reflects what visitors actually chose rather than what founders spent.
- What should I compare before choosing an app?
- Check which platforms it supports, how recently it was updated and what the founder says about permissions and data. Look for a plain explanation of the pricing model, and for offline behaviour if you travel. Votes are a useful extra signal.
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