Apps That
Went Free on
2015-09-19

FX Photo Studio allows your creative side to shine. It includes more than 200 different filters and effects to utilize, and a variety of creative tools like text bubbles, watermarks, the ability to add signatures, and the ability to draw with effects. The only thing that will limit you is your imagination. Your amazing creations can be shared on your favorite social networks, or you can put them on postcards and have them shipped anywhere in the world.

Stenosaur removes the shackles of structure and perfectionism from your thoughts. When adding an entry, all you need to do is type and save. The app will timestamp your entry and add it to your list. You can’t edit journal entries; you can only delete them. You are able to attach different avatars to your entries, however, which can be generated from the photos in your library. The app also includes passcode lock, the ability to backup or print entries, history, and stat tracking.

Baal is a little red devil with a ton of personality and a high tolerance for pain, which is why we enjoy beating him up so very much. The animated, hand-drawn Baal will dance around, shape shift, and do whatever else he wants if left alone, and that’s where you come in. Baal needs to be roughed up because he totally deserves it! You’re able to interact with Baal in a wide variety of ways. Your imagination is the only thing holding you back from seeing the thousands upon thousands of hilarious and wacky animations.

The great thing about Eureka is that it can be used by just about anyone. It doesn’t even have to replace your current go-to productivity app. You can use it in addition to it. Basically, whenever you have something you want to remember pop into your head, launch Eureka and record it. That idea or task will then be instantly transferred to the Today view where you can always see it. Ideas and tasks within the Today view can be marked off as complete and even moved to the top with a right to left swipe. That’s really all there is to it.

This colorful rhyming storybook will have any child hooked. When a young boy wanders into a small town he has no business being in, the mutants take exception. But after a while he wears down their tough facades and shows them the importance of acceptance and kindness. Your child can follow along with the narrator or they can enjoy the story on their own.