Apps That
Went Free on
2017-05-06

FrameLapse allows you to capture new content from within the app, or you can import your own images or videos. You’re then able to change the playback order, apply filters, adjust the brightness and contrast, change the playback speed, add text and stickers, and attach a soundtrack. When you’re finished, simply export your new video as a GIF or MP4.

If you're transferring to another iDevice, both need to have Wireless Transfer installed. If you're transferring to a computer, you just need to point your browser at the provided URL. The app also includes password protection, optional third-party software to make it even easier to transfer photos and videos, and EXIF preservation.

It's able to track all of your most critical performance metrics like calories, distance, time, speed, altitude, and pace. It also provides you with real-time map data, voice feedback, and even the local weather. The app includes history, automatic pause detection, and the ability to share your results via your favorite social networks.

Pop Dot Comics includes five style categories: Pop Comics, Pulp Comics, Halftone, Noir Comics, and Sunday Comics. Across the five style categories you’ll find more than 50 filters to choose from. You’re able to customize your photo even further with different outlines, colors, paper styles, borders, and speech bubbles.

Feelca Daylight mimics the look of film cameras. You're able to choose between 24 and 36 exposure film. Then line up your subjects and snap away. The app automatically organizes photos as if they were rolls of film. Afterwards you can add a caption, which is presented as a Polaroid-like developed photo, or you can just share photos as they are.