Today’s Apps Gone Free: Donut vs Donut, Daily Habits, Grandpa’s Workshop and More
Be the last donut standing, track your daily habits, and join grandpa in his workshop with today’s collection of apps and games.
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iPhone:Feelca Daylight ($0.99 → Free, 50.5 MB): Capture photos that have a warm, real life feel to them with Feelca Daylight. It’s for those who miss the good old days.
Feelca Daylight mimics the look of film cameras. You’re able to choose between 24 and 36 exposure film. Then line up your subjects and snap away. The app automatically organizes photos as if they were rolls of film. Afterwards you can add a caption, which is presented as a Polaroid-like developed photo, or you can just share photos as they are.
Feelca Daylight is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 18 ratings.
Tadaa SLR ($3.99 → Free, 27.4 MB): Take fantastic SLR-quality photos with Tadaa SLR. It’s designed for those who want to put their subject in focus.
Tadaa SLR does most of the heavy lifting for you, but it includes a handful of powerful editing features that will please even the most seasoned iPhoneographers. After taking your photo you’re able to apply a mask to your subject manually or have Tadaa SLR detect the edges automatically. The aperture, highlight and gloss levels, and range of your blur effect can be adjusted via sliders. Circular, linear, and complete blur options are available as well. With your subject fully in focus and background blurred out, go ahead and add some filters before sharing it.
Tadaa SLR is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 531 ratings.
Universal:Jungle Jam – Child Friendly! ($2.99 → Free, 22.1 MB): Keep your toddler entertained with this interactive music app. Jungle Jam was designed for children ages one through four.
It’s completely free of buttons, menus, and in-app purchases, so your young child can mash away on the xylophone without any interruptions. The app also includes a fully interactive environment, allowing your child to activate a variety of animations by tapping all over the screen.
Jungle Jam – Child Friendly! is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 53 ratings.
Daily Habits – Build good habits & Break bad ones ($0.99 → Free, 32.7 MB): Create and track positive habits with Daily Habits. It can change your life.
Today only: Unlock the pro upgrade free of charge! The upgrade can be found in the settings menu. Daily Habits’ pro upgrade disables ads and unlocks syncing, Touch ID support, and extended statistics.
Daily Habits will help you take the first step towards improving your life. The app features a variety of pre-designed positive habits to choose from, or you can create your own from scratch. After creating a habit, you’re able to track your progress from the app itself, an Apple Watch, or a widget. Handy reminders help you stay on track, and advanced statistics help you see just how well you’re doing.
Daily Habits – Build good habits & Break bad ones is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 7 ratings.
Donut vs Donut ($0.99 → Free, 82.0 MB): Be the last donut standing in Donut vs Donut. It’s for fans of one-button gameplay.
Choose one of the four colored donuts and prepare for battle. Your donut will rotate all on its own, but you get to control when it moves forward with a single button. Tap and hold at just the right time to push all of the other donuts out of the ring to score a victory. You need to win three rounds in order to claim the crown. The game also supports up to four players on the same device.
Donut vs Donut is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 13 ratings.
Music4Kids – Learn, create and compose music through play ($2.99 → Free, 39.2 MB): Your children can write and play their own music with Music4Kids. It’s fun and educational.
To compose their very own song, all your child needs to do is tap to place a note on the staff. They can then drag and drop them into place. When they’re ready, they can hear their unique tune played back to them and make adjustments if need be. Tunes can be saved for later playback within the built-in library. There’s also a challenge mode available that requires your child to place notes in their proper positions on the staff. The app includes 140 challenges to complete, two sounds to choose from, and the ability to adjust the tempo.
Music4Kids – Learn, create and compose music through play is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 26 ratings.
Grandpa’s Workshop ($2.99 → Free, 75.7 MB): Your little ones get to join grandpa in his workshop with this educational app. It’s designed for children ages three through seven.
Grandpa’s Workshop is loaded with activities for your little ones. They will be asked to do everything from solve basic math problems to paint structures. Grandpa will guide them along the way, so you can just hand off your iDevice and let your child work. The app includes a total of seven mini-games, videos of real tools in action, and loads of positive reinforcement.
Grandpa’s Workshop is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 302 ratings.
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