Today’s Apps Gone Free: Cleu, Math Bridges, Good Woofy and More
Control your world, practice mental math, and train your dog not to bark with today’s collection of apps and games.
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iPhone:Cleu ($0.99 → Free, 33.1 MB): Wake up smarter and control your world with Cleu. Those who want to be prepared for the day ahead.
This intelligent alarm clock will ensure you get out of bed on time and in the right mood. Its main display provides you with the current time, weather, and what’s on your schedule for the day. You’re able to access the alarm set-up screen by swiping up. You can then create multiple repeating alarms with custom sounds and snooze durations. When it’s time to get up, you’ll be required to connect the dots to disable the alarm. Cleu is also able to tap into your Nest thermostat in order to change the temperature without leaving bed and control your Philips Hue light system.
Cleu is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 144 ratings.
Universal:Math Bridges Games For Kids ($7.99 → Free, 53.3 MB): Work on mental math skills with Math Bridges. Children in kindergarten through fifth grade.
Math Bridges will get your little one on the fast track to solving arithmetic problems in their head. In the game your child is asked to help Toby cross the valley by laying down number bridges. As they travel, they’ll begin to understand what addition and subtraction means while improving their number sense.
Math Bridges Games For Kids is available for free today only (02/02). It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 58 ratings.
Moody – Daily Mood Tracker ($1.99 → Free, 5.8 MB): Find out how your mood is affecting your life with Moody. Those who want to manage their mental state.
Moody makes it easy to see just how your mood matters. Every day you’ll receive a notification to record your mood. Simply tap the face icon to toggle between the five different moods. You’re also able to record how you’re feeling in words. Moody will track all of your different states and average them out over one week, two weeks, and one month, allowing you to see how things change over time.
Moody – Daily Mood Tracker is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 156 ratings.
Good Woofy ($1.99 → Free, 5.5 MB): Train your dog to stop barking while away from home with Good Woofy. Dog owners.
Good Woofy is a handy tool that will no doubt be appreciated by you and your neighbors. You must first record a command that will help quiet down your dog and a command that will praise them when they obey. Then place your iDevice somewhere where your pet can’t reach it yet where it can be heard. Activate the recording feature and head out. Good Woofy will listen for barks and record what it hears. When you return home you’ll be able to view how often your dog barked and playback the recordings. The app also includes the ability to adjust sensitivity, share stats, and share recordings.
Good Woofy is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 54 ratings.
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