Apps That
Went Free on
2015-09-04

A lack of water can leave you feeling lethargic, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Primo Water will help you stay on track with your water intake with customizable reminders. Every cup you drink can be recorded with a tap. A badge icon will indicate how close you are to your goal. The app also includes a variety of unit types to choose from, stat tracking, and 16 different color themes.

Amigo Pancho has you interacting with the various colorful environments in a wide variety of ways, which is why we can’t recommend it enough. There’s something new around every corner. The basic idea of the game is to help Pancho ride his two very small and fragile balloons to the highest places in the world. Along the way you’ll have to clear debris, redirect cactus spines, and even block fireballs to ensure his balloons don’t pop. The game includes a total of six locations and 120 levels, so you better be ready for a challenge.

It features a 10 week program that will help you gradually work your way from zero situps to 200. The app includes audio coaching, stretching and warmup videos, Apple Watch support, Health app integration, achievements for performance that can be shared via Facebook and Twitter, and the ability to listen to music while exercising.

Your child gets to participate in every part of the journey. They must pick a destination, pack their bags, choose a boat, and take to the seas. Along the way they’ll be able to make stops in order to collect treasure, share a treat, and meet some undersea creatures. You won’t find any timers or rules here. Just a place to explore.

Your child can fill in more than 10 different scenes just by tapping on the colorless canvases. As your child works their way through each scene, new interactive creatures and items will appear. The app also includes helpful hints, so even young children can join in on the fun.