Apps That
Went Free on
2014-05-15

Your tasks are broken down by areas of your home or office. You're able to choose areas from a predefined list or create your own. Then add tasks to each area and decide on a frequency. Each task has a visual indicator to help you get a quick idea of whether it's time to clean or relax. Areas and tasks can be sorted based on different factors to ensure you keep everything looking tidy. The app also includes five themes to choose from, and two indicator options.

It includes 80 levels that will have you solving math problems, dialing phone numbers, driving cars, and, of course, tapping on frogs. You're able to earn up to five stars in each level based on your performance. The game also includes achievements and leaderboards via Game Center.

Your job is to roll wooden balls all around the screen to try and get them into their correct rows. What makes this task so difficult, however, is that when one ball is moved, all of the balls in that row or column move with it until they are stopped by a wall. Try to restore order in as few moves and as quickly as possible to earn a high score. The game includes achievements and leaderboards via Game Center as well.

The app provides a detailed description of S.M.A.R.T. principles and examples of incorrect goals. You’re then able to create an unlimited number of S.M.A.R.T. goals for you and others. Each goal can be assigned a category, priority level, action plan, and a reminder to update the status. Goals are sorted by those that are still active and those that have been completed. The app also includes a simple to-do list.

It allows you to store all of your credit, bank, and ID cards securely on your iPhone or iPod touch. You're able to snap photos of both the front and back of your cards, and enter other detailed information like the name and number. Cards can be categorized for quick discovery, and flipped through via common gestures. All of your info can be stored behind a password or pattern lock to keep it safe and secure. The app also includes iCloud support.

You’re able to take a new photo from within the app or import a favorite of yours from your library. You’ll then see a scrollable list of effects, filters, and textures down the right-hand side of the screen. You’re able to apply as many or as few of these as you like by creating separate layers for each. Each layer can be customized in a variety of ways, and you’re even able to rearrange your layers after the fact by dragging and dropping them into place. The app is loaded with 20 professional adjustment tools as well, allowing you to get that perfect look. Stackables includes the ability to create your own formulas and share them via email, two resolutions to choose from, and the ability to share your final creations via Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or email.

It includes 80 levels that will have you solving math problems, dialing phone numbers, driving cars, and, of course, tapping on frogs. You're able to earn up to five stars in each level based on your performance. The game also includes achievements and leaderboards via Game Center.

Upon first launch, the app will need a moment to generate thumbnails for the more than 240 included pieces of art. You can then swipe through the scrolling list of thumbnails, search for specific works of art by keyword, or break them down by category. Each piece is presented in HD, allowing you to zoom way in without losing detail. The app also includes the ability to save and share artwork, links to videos, and a brief biography.

You’re provided with a different set of exercises each day. Your chosen exercises are laid out in list form, and you can review them to ensure you know how to properly perform them before staring the workout. Then follow along with the instructor as you perform each exercise for 20 seconds with 10 second breaks. None of the exercises require equipment, so you can perform them anytime, anywhere. The app also includes the ability to adjust the amount of sets for exercises, and all kinds of achievements to earn.