Today’s apps gone free: Pepi Bath 2, Kiwake Alarm Clock, TextCenter and more
Learn about bathroom routines, wake up without snoozing, and collect your thoughts with today’s collection of apps and games.
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iPhone:Juggle: Pocket Machine ($0.99 → Free, 10.4 MB): This juggling machine fits right into your pocket. It will help you work on your hand-eye coordination wherever you go.
The game features three modes, all of which require you to keep the colored disks in the air by bouncing them off your laser bumper. Disks are constantly being added to the mix, so try to keep as many on the screen as possible to earn bonus points. The game also includes a fantastic retro-inspired look, and leaderboards via Game Center.
Juggle: Pocket Machine is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 118 ratings.
Kiwake Alarm Clock (#NoSnoozeChallenge) – Stop snoozing and get out of bed on time! ($0.99 → Free, 35.2 MB): Stop hitting that snooze button and build a strong morning routine with Kiwake. It’s the ideal app for those who aren’t morning people.
Kiwake ensures that you will get out of bed in the morning thanks to its three step wakeup process. Start off by creating your alarms for the week. You can create multiple alarms if necessary and have them repeat as often as you like. Kiwake then requires you to pick an object that’s away from your bed and take a picture of it, choose from a handful of mini-games, and create some goals for the day or add a motivational message. When the alarm sounds, you’ll have to return to that object and snap a picture, successfully complete all of the mini-games, and read your goals or message before you can disable it.
Kiwake Alarm Clock (#NoSnoozeChallenge) – Stop snoozing and get out of bed on time! is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 102 ratings.
Universal:Orderly – Reminders, Tasks & To Do Lists ($0.99 → Free, 16.6 MB): Keep your life in order with this gesture-driven productivity app. Orderly is for AppsGoneFree users who want a more fluid way to manage their tasks.
Orderly is all about prioritizing tasks to ensure you complete the most important ones on time. When creating a task list you’re able to title the group and add as many items as necessary. The menu bar icons at the top allow you to quickly change the background color, text, and font to make the list stand out. A priority level, reminder, and proximity reminder can be attached as well. All of your task lists will appear as little notes on the app’s home screen presented in order of importance.
Orderly – Reminders, Tasks & To Do Lists is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 314 ratings.
Pepi Bath 2 ($2.99 → Free, 94.6 MB): An educational toy from Pepi Play that will teach your child about bathroom routines. It’s for parents who want to teach their children about good hygiene.
The app includes seven interactive situations that will have your child brushing their teeth, using the bathroom, bathing, taking care of clothes, dressing up, and taking care of laundry. Each situation includes a variety of tasks to perform with one of four adorable characters. The best part is, you don’t have to worry about any notifications or in-app purchases popping up, so you can let your child enjoy the app all on their own.
Pepi Bath 2 is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 60 ratings.
TextCenter ($0.99 → Free, 3.6 MB): Collect your thoughts with this clean and simple plain text editor. It’s great for writers of every kind.
TextCenter provides you with a clean and serene environment to write in. The custom keyboard provides you with quick access to frequently used symbols and actions, and you can customize it and add your own via Settings. Actually, a whole bunch of other customization options are available within Settings, so don’t forget to check them out. The app also includes search, five fonts to choose from, iCloud support, TextExpander support, word and character counts, AirPrint support, and the ability to tweet selected text.
TextCenter is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 19 ratings.
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