Ten cheap broadband deals, priced over the whole 24 months instead of the first six. EE's £25.99 plan really costs £31.24 a month. The cheapest averages £18. #broadband #moneysaving #householdbills #ukdeals #costofliving
September 19, 2026Comments 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.
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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 18, 2026Comments are off for this post.
Bookshop.org Audiobooks UK: What £12.99 a Month Buys
AudiobooksLast updated: 21 September 2026
By Stiv · Design, technology and personal finance
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The Win a Year of Audiobooks prize draw closed at 23:59 on 20 September 2026. Bookshop.org notified the winner by email after that date.
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The subscription is £12.99 a month for one credit, and the catalogue runs to over 500,000 titles.
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Twelve credits a year cost £155.88 at Bookshop.org and £69.99 on Audible.
Bookshop.org audiobooks run on a credit subscription. £12.99 a month buys one credit, and one credit buys any audiobook in the shop, whatever its retail price. The catalogue runs to over 500,000 titles. The books stay in your library after you cancel, and £1.30 of every £12.99 payment goes to independent bookshops. It also costs more per credit than every Audible plan I priced it against.
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September 7, 2026Comments 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.
August 11, 2026Comments 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.
August 10, 2026Comments 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.
August 5, 2026Comments are off for this post.
New on Mobbin August 2026: Brick, Magnific, Railway and More
Everything new on Mobbin this August: Brick makes focus physical, Magnific arrives as the Freepik rebrand, and Railway turns infrastructure into a map.
July 3, 2026Comments are off for this post.
New on Mobbin July 2026: Grok, Zip, Marcus and Laravel Cloud
Last updated: 2 July 2026
By Stiv · Design, technology and personal finance
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Mobbin / Design LibraryJuly 2026 Edit
What's new on Mobbin this July
Here is everything new on Mobbin this month, pulled straight from the Latest feeds I keep open like a second inbox. July is a proper mixed bag, too. AI muscles onto the web feed, fintech quietly gets calmer, and the wellness crowd keeps softening every edge in sight.
So grab a coffee, because there is plenty worth stealing. If Mobbin is new to you, start here first with our full Mobbin review, then come back for the picks.
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What was new on Mobbin July 2026? The picks are below. For every edition of the series in one place, see our Mobbin new apps hub, updated each month.
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June 1, 2026Comments are off for this post.
New on Mobbin June 2026: Lumy, Hype and the Liquid Glass Wave
Last updated: 1 June 2026
By Stiv · Design, technology and personal finance
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Tracking Mobbin new apps each month remains one of the quickest ways to see where real product design is actually heading, without trawling the App Store for sport. June's batch is a treat, too. Lumy turns the sunrise into something close to UI poetry, Hype drags fashion culture onto your home screen, and three of the biggest names in tech, ChatGPT, Gemini and Telegram, all turned up wearing the same new outfit.
So grab a coffee, because there is plenty worth stealing this month. If you are new to the platform, start here first: our Mobbin review.
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What was new on Mobbin June 2026? The picks are below. For every edition of the series in one place, see our Mobbin new apps hub, updated each month.
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May 25, 2026Comments are off for this post.
How Much Does Grubby Cost? UK Pricing Breakdown 2026
Last updated: 29 September 2026
By Stiv · Design, technology and personal finance
The number one question people ask about Grubby is simple: how much does Grubby cost? The number two question, naturally, is whether it is actually worth it. So here is the full pricing breakdown, checked against Grubby's live prices on 29 September 2026. After that come the maths on my own weekly spend and the leftovers habit that roughly halves the cost of each dinner.
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