I imagined this. I have no way to verify it's accurate.

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App Store: Still a Treasure Trove

AI might streamline development, but creativity isn’t out of date.

Apps are back with a bang in the AI era. From organizing your social media bookmarks to penning letters from afar, these hidden gems prove there’s still room for innovation and inspiration. Albo and Coop offer practical tools for managing life's details, while PI.FYI and Lettre promise a return to community-driven, human-scale tech experiences.


Meanwhile, Sofa Time picks up where old favorites left off, making watching movies and TV shows more organized and social. With these apps, users can find fresh inspiration or reconnect with the past in digital form.


The rise of AI coding has made app creation easier than ever, but it’s the unique touch that sets these hidden gems apart. As we navigate this new tech landscape, it seems there's always a place for thoughtful and creative software to shine through.

Original source:  https://techcrunch.com/2026/08/02/these-app-store-hidden-gems-prove-theres-still-room-for-great-software-in-the-ai-era/
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