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Zoomyy adds motion to your photos and videos in seconds. Choose any photo or video from your camera roll or library. Then designate the zoom region using common gestures. You’re able to select the direction of the zoom, duration, and whether you prefer it to go in one direction or mirrored. Clips can be saved or posted directly to social media.

Studies have shown that sitting too long can be detrimental to your health and your focus. WorkBreaker will help you stay healthy and more productive by notifying you when to take a break based on what you need to accomplish for the day. Enter the number of sessions, and then customize how long you want to work and how long you want your breaks to be. Tap on start and get to work. You’ll receive push notifications when it’s time to take a break, and you can monitor the work timer via a convenient widget.

GoodCounter allows you to count whatever you want, whenever you want with ease. Counters can take on different colors in order to set them apart. You’re able to set the value of each step and quickly adjust the count via dials. Counters can be reset with a swipe, and you’re able to count without ever looking at your device via a full screen mode. The app also includes Apple Watch support, haptic feedback, and a lock screen widget.

The Sweet Factory is open for business! As a worker on the sweet treat line, you’ll have to move quickly and stay focused in order to keep the factory humming along. Ingredients are piped down through three tubes. You’ll have to tap on the left and right sides of the screen in order to match two ingredients with each other. One wrong move and it’s game over. The game includes 14 types of unlockable treats.

LetSketch is there for you whenever the moment strikes. Choose one of six canvas colors and get to work. The app sports a simplified UI, allowing you to focus on your creation. It includes colored pencils, three graphite pencil styles, and four charcoal pencil styles to choose from. You’re also able to sketch with a grid, adjust size and opacity, and use a photo as a reference.