Today’s apps gone free: InstaBlender, The Math Keyboard, Ideaz and more

Blend photos together, write equations, record your ideas, and go on an adventure with today’s collection of apps and games.

All app prices are subject to change at any time and without notice regardless of stated free duration. Price changes are solely under the control of the developers.

iPhone:

IDEAZ – Keep your ideas in one place ($0.99 → Free, 1004.9 KB): Keep all of your amazing, and not so amazing, ideas in one place with this productivity app. It’s great for anyone who has a lot of thoughts streaming through their head.

Just swipe down to add a new idea to your list. You’re able to add a limited amount of text to your new entry along with a color or photo. You’re also able to attach audio or freely draw on the screen. Your ideas can be rearranged by holding and dragging them into place. You can also edit and share ideas with left and right swipes.

IDEAZ – Keep your ideas in one place is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 44 ratings.

InstaBlender – Double Exposure and Superimpose Image Blender ($0.99 → Free, 14.4 MB): Combine two photos to create a single masterpiece with InstaBlender. It’s a fun photography app for those who enjoy fiddling around.

InstaBlender is absolutely loaded with options. You must first either select two photos from your library or take new ones from within the app. InstaBlender will then automatically superimpose them. You’re able to adjust the brightness, contrast, and saturation for each layer to get the exact effect you want. You can then apply a filter, one of 18 blend modes, text, and a frame to your creation. Blurring, distorting, and other editing options are also available. Photos can be shared via Instagram and other social networks.

InstaBlender – Double Exposure and Superimpose Image Blender is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 24 ratings.

Universal:

Letters and Dots ($1.99 → Free, 4.8 MB): Connect letters and dots in this colorful word game. It’s ideal for fans of both matching and word games.

Letters and Dots is two games in one. The main objective is to create the longest possible valid words to score as many points as you can in 20 turns. However, if you’re feeling strategic, you can eliminate dots by matching their colors. You’ll earn fewer points, but it will allow you to create even better words. The game includes two color themes to choose from, and a wordlist so you can track all of the unique words you’ve created.

Letters and Dots is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 16 ratings.

Alice Trapped in Wonderland ($1.99 → Free, 357.2 MB): Discover the amazing secrets hidden inside the weird world of Wonderland in this adventure game. It’s a great addition to any point-and-click adventure game fan’s collection.

You get to taken the role of the one and only Alice. It has been years since you last visited Wonderland and much of what you experienced has been forgotten. One day, however, it all comes screaming back thanks to a mysterious letter left for you from the White Rabbit. You must piece together the clues and solve puzzles to discover the true secrets that lie within the vibrant Wonderland.

Alice Trapped in Wonderland is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 13 ratings.

The Math Keyboard ($0.99 → Free, 25.7 MB): This third-party keyboard puts math and scientific characters at the tips of your fingers. It’s the perfect app for students and anyone else who constantly deals with equations.

The Math Keyboard allows you to quickly write equations and share them however you wish. After adding The Math Keyboard, just tap the globe button to bring it up. The keyboard’s seven different character categories can be accessed via the row at the top. Some categories have multiple pages, which can be accessed with a right to left swipe. The Math Keyboard works great in all native and third-party apps.

The Math Keyboard is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 5 ratings.

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