Today’s Apps Gone Free: Vima, InstaPlace, Nonagon and More

Track your bike rides, add context to your photos, and train your brain with today’s collection of apps and games.

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iPhone:

Vima – GPS Bike Ride Tracker ($1.99 → Free, 31.6 MB): Track your bike rides with Vima. It’s for those who want to achieve their fitness goals.

Vima helps you keep track of your bike rides without allowing a bunch of unnecessary features to get in the way. Just hop on your bike and hit the record button. The app will keep track of your speed, distance, altitude, and route while also providing audio feedback. If you own an Apple Watch, you can start, pause, resume, and save rides without ever having to access your phone. The app also includes split times, routes that are color coded by speed, and the ability to share your workouts.

Vima – GPS Bike Ride Tracker is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 34 ratings.

InstaPlace ($1.99 → Free, 41.1 MB): Add some context to your photos and videos with InstaPlace. It’s the perfect app for the traveling photographer.

It allows you to place your current location, the local time, captions, and other custom data over the top of your photos and videos. You’re able to capture a new photo or video in-app or import one form your library. Skins can be added by swiping through the vast library, and you can reposition them at either the top or bottom to avoid blocking your subject. Your new creations can be shared via Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter. InstaPlace has more than 70 built-in skins, including dynamic ones that adapt to your day.

InstaPlace is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 2411 ratings.

Universal:

Week Cal Widget for iOS calendar ($1.99 → Free, 7.2 MB): View all of your calendar events from the Today view with Week Widget. It’s for those who are always looking for new ways to save some time.

Week Widget isn’t a standard calendar app in any way, shape, or form. It taps into your iDevice’s native calendar app in order to populate a Today view widget with everything that’s coming up on your schedule. When you launch the app itself, you’re greeted with ways to customize the look and content of the widget. Week Widget includes a day timeline, a week timeline, and the ability to scroll through days and weeks.

Week Cal Widget for iOS calendar is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 50 ratings.

Data Widget ($1.99 → Free, 25.1 MB): Check your data usage from the Today view or your wrist with Data Widget. It’s for those who are always worried about going over their data cap.

Data Widget is so simple yet so effective. Launch the app, set your data cap, set your start and end date, and record any usage you may already have. Then swipe down to bring up Notification Center and add the widget by tapping the “Edit” button found all the way at the bottom. After that, any time you want to check your current data usage in real-time, just swipe down. You can also now check your usage via Apple Watch.

Data Widget is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3-star rating with a total of 235 ratings.

Nonagon Pro – Mathematical brain training ($1.99 → Free, 2.6 MB): Match the current number to the target number in Nonagon. It’s for anyone who wants to train their brain.

Nonagon will put your math skills to good use. It offers four different modes: Normal, Timer, Negation, and Impossible. In all four modes the goal is generally the same: hit the target number within nine turns. You’re able to accomplish this seemingly simple task by punching numbers on the pad and adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing them. You’re limited to the numbers on the pad, so there is quite a bit of strategy involved, especially since you can’t undo entries.

Nonagon Pro – Mathematical brain training is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 19 ratings.

That concludes today’s issue of Apps Gone Free. If you like staying on top of these daily deals, don’t forget to check out our free AppsGoneFree app. It provides all the deals each day, and even an archive of past deals that are still active.

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