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Photo cleanup that feels like a game you actually finish: swipe, review, confirm, and keep a weekly streak going.
A quiet reading log where every book keeps how long it took - and reading it again becomes a second entry, not an overwrite.
Unlike is a fresh neighbor-logic puzzle where every clue tells you how many surrounding tiles must differ. Learn in seconds, master deductions, and enjoy endless handcrafted-feeling boards offline.
Your camera is the textbook. Snap anything, learn its word in 10 languages with sound and example sentences, then play your own photos in 8 arcade games. No account, words stay on your phone.
Tune into live radio worldwide, discover songs with Shazam, explore albums, and play a playlist blind test in one native music app.
Dual-screen recording + timeline editing for Mac. Record two apps in one video, then cut, zoom, caption, and export—free, local, no watermark. Pro via RevenueCat.
Photograph the place before you sign, seal it, and hand the other party a copy neither of you can quietly change.
Spanish learning app. Learn with bilingual texts and audio. Rich catalog of content of different complexity: read or listen to classic stories, learn everyday interactions through dialogs, and more.
Tap while you record. Tapclip keeps the seconds before and after each tap, leaving one short video of only the good parts. Old videos too. No more hunting through long footage or piles of clips.
STARE helps you use your phone less. Put it down, sit for a few minutes, and keep one photograph of the world around you. A private photo diary, quiet moments with friends, and no endless feed.
Everything your kids say and do, saved in seconds and kept safe.
Your phone becomes an aquarium while you focus!
Point your camera and ask out loud — AI answers by voice, and even lights up the answer right on your photo. Snap a floor map, ask "Where's the restroom?", and see it glow. Works in 15 languages.
Wine apps tell you about the bottle. Bruce Wine tells you which bottle. Photograph the list or name the meal, get one confident answer before the waiter comes back.
Keeps helps parents capture the moments a camera roll misses: funny things kids say, changing voices, drawings and everyday memories, then organises them into a story of growing up.
iPhone cinema camera that gets out of your way. Simple by default. Powerful on demand. Start a tape. Live the day. Press play.
Pin songs to the places you heard them, and turn your map into a private timeline of musical memories.
Learn Japanese for the JLPT (N5–N1) with a baby dragon that grows as you study: 7,500+ words, kanji tracing, and one easy-Japanese news story a day, rewritten at your level.
Finally Stick to your goals. Stick clones your voice and calls you with it: every morning, every night, and the second you open TikTok.
A time machine for your camera roll. Every day deja deals you photos from a random moment in your past — relive them, keep what matters, clear the rest. Nothing leaves your phone.
Shogi, but some of the pieces are wrong. Archers shoot without moving, spiders drag you in, hornets sting from range. 50 strange pieces, reshuffled every match.
PrivyLens detects sensitive content such as faces, names, phone numbers, email addresses, IDs, and other private details, then lets you blur, pixelate, cover, or remove them before sharing.
Purrch is a private movement companion that turns natural workday breaks into one-minute, camera-guided sessions—without filming, uploading, or interrupting your flow.
RSVP speed reading, synchronized narration, and active recall. You see and hear each word together, focused, faster, and then recall what you read before seeing the answer: helping it actually stick.
