October 7, 2026 — No Comments

New on Mobbin October 2026: Jomo, Delphi, Lloyds and More

New on Mobbin October 2026: Jomo, Delphi, Lloyds and five more apps, with the consent, search and unlock screens worth studying.

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October 4, 2026 — No Comments

What Is a Sprive Boost? Seven Days, and What It Actually Pays

A Sprive boost lifts your cashback rate for seven days, and it arrives on its own. What mine paid, and why Supercharge is a display toggle rather than extra cashback.

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September 19, 2026 — Comments are off for this post.

Voy Weight Loss Review: Six Months on the UK Service

Last updated: 19 September 2026

By Stiv · Design, technology and personal finance

I have paid for Voy myself every month since March 2026, which is six months at the time of writing. This Voy weight loss review is based on that, and not on a press sample, a free trial or a briefing.

Health servicesVoy · Six months in

Six months paying for Voy, and what I would tell a friend.

So this Voy weight loss review covers the service and only the service: the sign-up, the app, whether a human answers, whether the box turns up, what happens to the bill, and the small print under the money-back promise. Voy prescribes prescription-only medicines, and UK advertising rules bar anyone naming those to the public, so I name none of them anywhere here. What is left is the half most write-ups skip, which is whether the subscription wrapped around the prescription is actually well run.

This is an opinion piece. Views expressed are the author’s own and do not constitute professional advice.

This article contains affiliate or referral links. If you click through and sign up I may earn a commission or referral bonus at no extra cost to you. It does not affect my editorial view.

This is not medical advice. Voy’s own clinicians decide who is eligible, and nothing here claims any treatment is safe, suitable or effective for anyone. If you have questions about your health, take them to your GP.

Cool Factor: 4/5

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September 17, 2026 — Comments are off for this post.

Not Boring Camera Review UK: The iPhone Camera App With Actual Dials

September's App of the Month: (Not Boring) Camera, the free iPhone camera app with real dials, a dozen click sounds and film styles applied before you press the shutter. Apple made it a 2026 Design Award finalist. Cool Factor 4/5, and I say exactly where the paywall lands. #NotBoringCamera #iPhonePhotography #CameraApp #AppleDesignAwards #AppOfTheMonth

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September 16, 2026 — Comments are off for this post.

Which Lenders Does Sprive Support?

Sprive's FAQ names sixteen lenders. The download banner on the same page says fourteen. Here is the full list, the two numbers, and what to do if yours is missing.

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September 7, 2026 — Comments are off for this post.

New on Mobbin September 2026: corner, Higgsfield and MagicPath

Eight apps and flows new on Mobbin in September 2026, from corner and Curater to Higgsfield's countdown paywall.

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August 22, 2026 — Comments are off for this post.

Structured App Review UK 2026: The Day Planner That Sticks

Our first App of the Month. Structured turns your day into one visual timeline, it is free to start, and Apple made it a 2026 Design Award finalist for Inclusivity. Here is what it does brilliantly and where the paywall lands wrong. #StructuredApp #DailyPlanner #ProductivityApps #AppleDesignAwards #AppOfTheMonth

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August 18, 2026 — Comments are off for this post.

Which Supermarkets Does Sprive Support?

Seven supermarkets. Seven rates. One catch: the cashback never reaches your bank account, it goes straight at your mortgage. Here's exactly what Sprive pays at Tesco, ASDA, M&S and the rest, taken from my own app rather than a press release.

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August 11, 2026 — Comments are off for this post.

Sprive Prize Draw Explained: How to Enter and What You Win

Sprive's "win £2,000 a week" headline is technically true and quietly misleading. The Sprive prize draw is a referral draw, not an overpayment one, and most entrants take home £5 a referral paid straight to their lender. Three draws are live right now, including £10,000 via Wayfair until 31 October. Here is the honest arithmetic on all three, plus the ones that closed.

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August 10, 2026 — Comments are off for this post.

Hey Alfie Review: I Swapped Gas for Electric Hot Water

Our boiler died, so I let an AI find me a gas engineer. Three weeks, two trades and around £3,000 later, here is the honest Hey Alfie review, including the bits that annoyed me. Cool Factor 4/5.

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