We know creating an application is difficult and time consuming, and that’s why we’re here to help small studios or first-time developers get some much needed publicity. While we’re not the largest site, we believe that every bit helps and we hope that our reviews and videos will help you get the views you need.
Our new program, Indie Apps of the Week, is completely free and available to anyone who has just created an application, or did a while ago, and believes they could use some more publicity. In return, we simply ask for a few pieces of information we can share with the public. If you’re interested in submitting an application or game for review, head on over to the submit page. With all of that being said, linked below will be current Indie Apps of the Week. Check ‘em out!
Recently Submitted Apps
Indie Apps of the Week: Voodoo TVDB (Beta)
Sitting back and watching TV is a great way to relax and take your mind off things - but if it’s been a while since you’ve been able to catch up on your shows then it can be quite difficult to … [Read More...]
Indie Apps of the Week – Simple Scale
Looking for a quick and easy way to keep track of your weight/progress to losing weight? Small time studio Kaikishoku Software has you covered; our second Indie App this week is a simple … [Read More...]
Indie Apps of the Week – Price Compare
When given the opportunity to save money on a product, I always hunt for the best deal. Whether it is digitally with games, or physically with groceries, electronic devices, etc. Using an application … [Read More...]
Indie Apps of the Week – Smartswitcher
While multitasking on Android has never been an issue, there are points in time when we would like to make it a little easier for ourselves. Developer ‘ssspeg’ has created a very small but useful … [Read More...]
Indie Apps of the Week – Regularly (A Task Management System)
Keeping track of all your future events can become a real pain, especially when you have some ranging from just a few days away, to others nearly 6 months away. While there are many applications out … [Read More...]
Indie Apps of the Week – jRemote (Remote Control for jDownloader)
If you do quite a bit of downloading then I’m sure that you’ve seen how it can be difficult to manage multiple downloads at once when using the default download manager for your desktop computer. … [Read More...]
