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See your progress over time with visual, tiled charts.

The game features a retro look of old-school RPGs.

There are more than 100 household puzzles to enjoy.

The app wants to help make a shopping trip into a well-organized and easy task.

You’ll try to clear rows and columns while following a unique rule.

September is in the books, so let's take a look at some of the top new games that arrived on the App Store.

September was a banner month for new apps. See our top choices.

Post to Threads, Mastodon, and Bluesky with a single tap.

You can control focus or exposure using the hardware button.

The app is an easy and simple way to add meditation to your daily routine.

The app wants to help you keep those good ideas in focus.

The game has just arrived on Apple Arcade and can also be purchased separately.

Slo-mo to your hearts content while battling werewolves, fallen angels, and other creatures.

You can open up the app and more using the Camera Control button.

Your muscles aren't the only thing that needs​ a workout. These brain games free your mind from stress and improve your memory and focus.

The app is a one-time buy and brings back a simpler way to browse your photo library.

The personal time capsule takes a journal to a new level.

You can store confidential information like credit card numbers, bank account information, and more.

See how some of our favorite apps are making use of the new software features.

Find out everything you need to know about Apple's latest software.

These are some of the earliest hits of the App Store that are still awesome to play today.

Solve the mystery in the beautifully hand-painted world.

The Fallout Shelter and Skyrim developer is back with a medieval gaming experience.

Each step you take will help you take care of a digital kitty.