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Indie Apps

A directory of iOS apps made by independent developers

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Indie Apps is a directory of iPhone, iPad and Mac apps made by independent developers. It currently lists 225 apps from 145 developers. Every listing is imported from the App Store, so names, prices and screenshots are always accurate.


Developers can list an app for free, with no badge required and no queue. A weekly Debuts board ranks new apps by how many people the site actually sent to the App Store, and paid placement never changes the ranking.


Also free: an App Store PPP price calculator that suggests a fair price for all 175 App Store countries.

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Features

Real App Store data: every listing is imported from Apple, so names, prices and screenshots stay accurate

Free listing forever: no badge required, no queue

Weekly Debuts board, ranked by real visits sent to the App Store

Paid placement never changes the ranking

Price-drop deals, detected automatically from Apple's prices every night

Free App Store PPP price calculator for all 175 countries

Use Cases

Discover iPhone, iPad and Mac apps made by independent developers

Find alternatives to popular apps, built by solo makers

Catch price drops on paid indie apps

List your iOS app for free and get your first users

Launch a new app on the weekly Debuts board

Set fair subscription prices for every App Store country

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The part I like most is that rankings come from real visits sent to the App Store instead of paid placement. Do you show developers the visit counts per app, or only the weekly Debuts board? As a small studio the per-app number would be what I'd check first.

Ranking the weekly Debuts board by real visits sent to the App Store, rather than paid placement, gives small developers a fairer shot at being found. One suggestion: a filter for apps by category or age suitability, such as kids' or educational apps, would help parents browsing the directory find trustworthy picks faster.

Importing listings from the App Store is useful for keeping prices and screenshots current. For apps with English, Japanese and Vietnamese listings, can developers choose which storefront language is shown? A locale filter would help visitors find apps they can actually use.

The weekly Debuts board ranking by App Store visits is a useful way to give smaller apps a fair shot. Once an app has been listed for a while, can its developer see how many visits the directory has sent to the App Store over time?

A practical directory for discovering independent Apple apps with accurate App Store data and a fair, traffic-based ranking system. It's a useful resource for both users finding independent software and developers launching new apps.

Love the transparent approach! 🚀 Free listings, fair rankings, and real App Store data make this a great resource for indie developers. 👏

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Indie studio making cozy idle tycoon gam...

The part I like most is that rankings come from real visits sent to the App Store instead of paid placement. Do you show developers the visit counts per app, or only the weekly Debuts board? As a small studio the per-app number would be what I'd check first.

Ranking the weekly Debuts board by real visits sent to the App Store, rather than paid placement, gives small developers a fairer shot at being found. One suggestion: a filter for apps by category or age suitability, such as kids' or educational apps, would help parents browsing the directory find trustworthy picks faster.

Importing listings from the App Store is useful for keeping prices and screenshots current. For apps with English, Japanese and Vietnamese listings, can developers choose which storefront language is shown? A locale filter would help visitors find apps they can actually use.

The weekly Debuts board ranking by App Store visits is a useful way to give smaller apps a fair shot. Once an app has been listed for a while, can its developer see how many visits the directory has sent to the App Store over time?

A practical directory for discovering independent Apple apps with accurate App Store data and a fair, traffic-based ranking system. It's a useful resource for both users finding independent software and developers launching new apps.

Love the transparent approach! 🚀 Free listings, fair rankings, and real App Store data make this a great resource for indie developers. 👏

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