IndieAppHub
Find hidden gems from Japanese indie makers
IndieAppHub launched on June 1, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
Indie App Hub helps you discover indie apps made in Japan. It is a Japan-focused discovery platform where users can find apps from independent developers, and makers can showcase their work beyond traditional app stores. The current version is Japanese-first, but it is built around a simple idea: helping small apps get discovered.
次のiOS/Androidアプリを探すなら、個人開発アプリをランダムに発見できるIndieAppHub。
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