Apps That
Went Free on
2017-03-23

Workflow is only limited by your imagination. It allows you to make quick work of everyday tasks like making animated GIFs, getting directions, uploading images, generating PDFs, and so much more. To create a new workflow, start off by choosing the type or types: Normal, Widget, Apple Watch, or Action Extension. Then browse through suggested actions or search for something specific, and drag and drop the ones you want into your workflow. That’s all there is to it! The next time you want to start your workflow, it can be done with a single tap.

5 Steps to a 5 will help you ace the Ap U.S. History exam. The app features 500 flashcard-style questions that align to the current AP U.S. History exam as closely as possible. Each question is accompanied by an explanation, helping your really grasp the content. The questions are organized according to 18 major time periods, allowing you to focus on weak areas. The app also includes a 125 question diagnostic test, tips designed to help make your test day a successful one, and results tracking.

Teeter puts you in control of a bar with a ball safely resting on top of it. You’re able to lift each side of the bar by tapping on the sides of the screen. The objective is to get the ball safely into the correct hole. It may sound easy, but as you progress through the game new dangerous holes are added along with objects that will impede the bar. The game includes 120 levels, multiple themes, and 3D Touch enhanced controls.

Its simple gesture-based UI allows you to quickly set and interact with your alarms. All you have to do is spin the dial to set and swipe down to customize. You're able to personalize your alarms with 12 exclusive sounds, and set recurring alarms for any day of the week. When it's time to get up, you can have the app require you to slap or shake to snooze, flip to disable, or swipe to snooze or disable. The app also includes progressive alarm sounds that gradually get louder, the ability to set your alarm with your voice, landscape orientation support, and three levels of shake difficulty.

Budgets helps ensure that you live within your means. Start off by creating your budget within the “Set Up” menu. You’re able to add categories like gas, groceries, clothes, and rent along with how much you’re allowed to spend on them. Then every time you make a purchase or payment, log it by entering an amount, categorizing it, attaching a description, and adding a date paid. Budgets' main screen allows you to easily check how much you have left to spend via a coin tube graphic. The app also allows you to carry over unused budget amounts, view purchase history, create reports, and passcode protect your data.

Videomator couldn’t possibly be any easier to use. All of its filters and color option categories run across the bottom of the screen. Tap on a category to bring up a secondary menu that will allow you to choose a specific filter or color option. Everything is done in real-time, so just point your camera at your subject and start recording. Videomator includes a total of 317 different presets to choose from.