Takanori Azegami

You know where you are and where you want to go, but which way should you start walking? Docchi Navi helps you check which way you're facing. The map rotates with your phone, while your location arrow always points to the top of the screen. Match the streets on the map with those in front of you, without rotating the map in your head. Focused on location and orientation, it works alongside your usual map app. Available on iOS and Android in Japanese and English.

Inspired by the Japanese tradition of seeing a rabbit on the moon, Moon Rabbit Camera turns moon watching into a collectible camera experience. Point your phone at the moon, photograph the rabbit that appears, and collect 27 rabbits in your encyclopedia. Encounters change with moon phases, time of day, and lunar or seasonal events. Save and share your photos. Available on iOS and Android in Japanese and English. Free with ads, no in-app purchases; camera and capture result screens are ad-free.

“OSHIStamp” lets you take timestamped notes in real time while watching YouTube videos, including live streams. Insert timestamps with one tap and jump back by tapping them. Adjust time precisely with a long press. Notes are saved per video, and you can reopen videos from your memo list. Includes skip controls and playback speeds (0.5x–2.5x). You can also export/import data for backup, with support for cloud storage like Google Drive.