Apps by Taiwanese indie developers › Getting organized
7 organizer apps by Taiwanese indie developers
Organizer apps made by indie developers in Taiwan. Each one links to the developer's own Threads post and its store page. No rankings, no ads.
Getting organized
KeepNest 存著先
For: people with too many screenshots and links who want them auto-sorted and findable again
「有大量的截圖要整理、想稍後看的連結、常用的文字或是新奇的AI Prompt,通通收進 KeepNest。」
Translated: All those screenshots piling up, links you want to look at later, text you use often, or novel AI prompts — put them all into KeepNest.
該換了吧
For: households that often forget when toothbrushes, filters or supplies need replacing
「《該換了吧》一開始其實只是想解決自己的困擾」
Translated: At first, 該換了吧 was really just an attempt to solve my own problem.
Pickup 取貨吧
For: frequent online shoppers whose packages arrive through different couriers
「它可以把不同物流商的包裹集中在一起追蹤」
Translated: It can gather packages from different couriers together in one place for tracking.
Archive 收藏日記
For: people who want to photograph and log their collections and how much they spent
「一款記錄型 app，任何你想收藏的東西，只要拍一張照片，就可以記錄你的收藏，可以是娃娃、模型、抹茶、香水等等，把擁有的東西都記錄下來，計算收藏品的花費和同步收藏品在哪個城市買到的，還有超多佈景主題可以換！」
Translated: A logging app: for anything you collect, just take a photo to add it to your collection — dolls, models, matcha, perfume and so on. Record everything you own, add up what your collection cost, keep track of which city you bought each item in, and switch between lots of themes!
買了之後
For: people who often let food and skincare products go past their expiry date
「可以使用看看小工具《買了之後》～幫你追蹤物品使用期限跟保固」
Translated: You can try the little tool 買了之後: it helps you track item use-by dates and warranties
PrepNotify
For: people with emergency supplies at home who want a reminder before expiry
「晚了2天來報到，做了一款 PrepNotify - 防災物資提醒 App」
Translated: Checking in 2 days late — I made PrepNotify, a disaster supply reminder app
inkhaus
For: people who want to save whole Threads threads into iPhone Notes
「整則貼文就存進 iPhone 備忘錄。」
Translated: The whole post goes right into iPhone Notes.
What gets listed
- The developer is from Taiwan, and the app is built by one person or a small team.
- Products of companies go in the “Taiwanese teams and companies” section: the team says in its own post that it is a Taiwanese team, or the store or website shows Taiwanese company details (for example a business registration number).
- It is on the App Store or Google Play, or it has a public web version, a TestFlight beta, a Mac/Windows version or a LINE bot, 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, 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 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
Every week 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.
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.
