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8 everyday logging apps made in Hong Kong
Everyday logging apps made by indie developers and small teams in Hong Kong. Each one links to the developer's own Threads post and its store page. No rankings, no ads.
Everyday logging
SynKids
For: parents who manage their child's daily activities and frequently used links
「之後，果兩星期，我就用AI 寫咗個app，比而家calendar personalize 一D functions.」
Translated: Then, over those two weeks, I used AI to write an app that personalises some functions beyond the usual calendar.
ThinkofMe
For: people decluttering who find it hard to part with things that hold memories
「當係幫自己將回憶「保存」，而唔係一定要留住個物件。」
Translated: Think of it as saving the memory for yourself, rather than having to keep the object.
MelonBook
For: people who keep forgetting which cosmetic shades they already own
「所以我哋整左一個可以專門用嚟整理你所有化妝品, 幫你管理唔同色系,唔同分類, 唔同品牌嘅化妝品」
Translated: So we made an app just for organising all your cosmetics, by shade, category and brand.
LazyClassy
For: people who want to manage their wardrobe, makeup, skincare and beauty spending
「一app集合電子衣櫥+化妝護膚品管理+日常打卡+變美投資記帳」
Translated: One app with a digital wardrobe, makeup and skincare tracking, daily check-ins and a log of what you spend on looking good.
少甜少底
For: people who want to count calories from a photo and decide what to cook from what is in the fridge
「唔係淨係計卡路里嗰隻」
Translated: Not just the calorie-counting kind.
靜好手帳
For: people who want a Cantonese planner for spending, meals and Hong Kong deals and events
「一個純廣東話既全方位手帳App」
Translated: An all-in-one planner app entirely in Cantonese.
日寫
For: people who want to write a little every day from a daily prompt
「日寫係一個每日一個題目嘅寫作app！」
Translated: Yat Se is a writing app with one prompt a day!
Asympta Writing
For: people who like handwriting notes on iPad and want a blank page to think on
「唔算係專為香港人而整，而係想俾體驗好chill 去寫嘢嘅人整」
Translated: It isn't made just for Hong Kong people; it's for anyone who wants a really chill writing experience.
What gets listed
- The developer is from Hong Kong, and the app is built by one person or a small team.
- Apps by small teams sit in the same categories as apps by individuals, with a “Team” label on the card: the team says in its own post that it is a Hong Kong team, or the store or website shows Hong Kong company details (for example a company address or business registration). Listed companies, big brands and startups with large outside investment are not listed.
- It is on the App Store or Google Play, or it has a public web version, a TestFlight beta or a Mac/Windows version, so anyone can try it now.
- The developer introduced the app in their own public Threads post. The line on each card is quoted word for word from that post in Chinese (often Cantonese), with an English translation below it. Tap the @handle to read the post.
- Listing is free, and nobody can pay for a better position. Apps are grouped by category, not ranked: the order of categories and apps is shuffled on every visit, and categories with many apps show 3 random apps on this page each time. No star ratings, no ads, and store links are not affiliate links.
How the list is made
An AI agent reads public posts and reply threads on Threads, finds developers introducing their own apps, and checks each app against the developer details on the App Store and Google Play. Apps that are not in a store are checked against the developer's post and website. Apps whose developer location cannot be confirmed go on a pending list and are not shown here. No human reviewed this list.
Prices, platforms, icons and screenshots come from the stores; for apps that are not in a store, the screenshot shows the developer's website. The store page is the final word. Check it for in-app purchases, subscriptions and privacy before you install.
The English descriptions and quote translations were written with AI. The quotes themselves are the developers' own words, in Chinese.
