Card Value Scanner for Pokemon
apps.apple.com
Scans Pokémon trading cards to identify them and estimate their value.
About Swipe the cat
Casual game built around a viral TikTok trend. Swipe the cat is a indie game makers product built by indie maker Adam Lyttle, launched in 2025.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2025
- Category
- Indie Game Makers
- Website
- apps.apple.com
More products by Adam Lyttle
PIANORUN
apps.apple.com
Game that teaches you to play piano notes.
Fish Identifier: AI Scanner
apps.apple.com
Identifies fish species from a photo using AI.
iMic
apps.apple.com
Turns your iPhone into a microphone for a Bluetooth speaker.
Pesos to Dollars Conversion
apps.apple.com
Simple currency converter for pesos and dollars.
Swipe the cat FAQ
What is Swipe the cat?
Swipe the cat is a indie game makers product: Casual game built around a viral TikTok trend.
Who made Swipe the cat?
Swipe the cat was made by Adam Lyttle, Australian indie dev running a portfolio of 30+ simple iOS apps. It launched in 2025. Adam Lyttle has also built Card Value Scanner for Pokemon, PIANORUN, Fish Identifier: AI Scanner, iMic.
Is Swipe the cat still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Swipe the cat is still active and run by Adam Lyttle at apps.apple.com.
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