Today’s Apps Gone Free: Carb Cycling, Solitaire Dungeon Escape, WeightTrackerHK and More

Take your performance to the next level, save a princess by playing solitaire, and keep track of your weight with today’s collection of apps and games.

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iPhone:

Carb Cycling: Macros Tracker ($9.99 → Free, 18.5 MB): Take your performance to the next level with Carb Cycling. Those in need of a new approach to their fitness in 2018.

Carb Cycling provides custom meal plans based on your workouts. You’ll first have to fill out a profile with your body measurements including height, weight, body fat, and age. Then determine a goal and a workload for the day. Carb Cycling will adjust your meal plan based on scientific formulas of nutrient timing. All you have to do is enter the time you awoke and when you plan on working out. You’ll receive food items from an approved list for each meal of the day. The app also includes HealthKit integration, and the ability to adjust the nutrient calculator.

Carb Cycling: Macros Tracker is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 56 ratings.

WeightTrackerHK ($2.99 → Free, 9.5 MB): Keep track of your weight with Weight Tracker. Those trying to shed some pounds.

Weight Tracker makes it easy to record and track your weight. It utilizes HealthKit to store information, so you’ll have to grant it access before you can start. Then every day that you weigh yourself, you can record the results by spinning a dial. The app is also able to calculate BMI and record body fat percentage. Weight Tracker includes customizable measurement units, precision levels, themes, and notifications.

WeightTrackerHK is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 19 ratings.

Universal:

Solitaire Dungeon Escape ($2.99 → Free, 138.9 MB): Save the princess by playing cards in Solitaire Dungeon Escape. Fans of solitaire.

In order to save the princess, you’ll have to make your way through an intricate dungeon by gathering keys with magical cards. Solitaire Dungeon Escape is a variation of pyramid solitaire, requiring you to clear the board by playing cards one above or below the card on the deck. The 160 levels require you to complete different goals like achieving a target number of points, creating a large sequence, or clearing the deck under a target time.

Solitaire Dungeon Escape is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 23 ratings.

Starborn Anarkist ($2.99 → Free, 87.5 MB): Take on endless waves of enemies and build your own spaceship in Starborn Anarkist. Fans of dual-stick shooters.

Play as a disgruntled waste collector, and transform your humble space garbage truck into a powerful spaceship by salvaging debris from your fallen enemies. You’re able to control your ship’s movements via the left joystick and fire its weapons in any direction with the right. Your ship won’t be easy to control at first or have that much firepower, but you can upgrade it after every round using collected debris. Upgrades can be applied by dragging and dropping new pieces into place, allowing you to completely reshape your ship.

Starborn Anarkist is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 525 ratings.

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