Apps That
Went Free on
2017-05-27

Onirim is solitaire with a twist. The only way to escape the labyrinth is to gather the eight oneiric doors before the deck runs out. To obtain door cards, either play cards of the same color three turns in a row or discard a key card when a door appears from the deck. Your path to victory is further complicated by nightmare cards, which trigger painful dilemmas when drawn. The game includes a detailed tutorial, stat tracking, and original artwork from the original board game.

Timer is simple, clean, and effective. To set a timer, slide your finger up from the bottom of the screen. Tap to start, tap to stop, or double-tap to reset. After all of the time ticks away, the timer will start all over again. You’re able to add up to two additional timers to track things like sessions and intervals. Frequently used timers can be saved.

Oilist isn’t just another photo filter app. Unlike most of those apps, you’ll never get the same result twice. Oilist utilizes a computer vision technology to analyze photos and apply paint particles using various brush strokes and techniques. All you need to do is pick one of the 18 styles and customize it by choosing from 12 paint moods and 15 brushes. You get to watch as the brush strokes hit the canvas, and you can save the progress at any time.

Let’s dance! Salsa Rhythm will help you practice your dance timing on-1 and on-2 at the tempo of your choice. Instruments can be combined and you can choose their patterns. The app includes 20 piano patterns, 20 bass patterns, 29 percussion patterns, automatic key change settings, and 2/3 and 3/2 clave orientations.

Unlike similar finance apps, 5coins doesn’t try to do it all. Instead, it focuses on just what you spend on a daily basis. No jumping through multiple screens to perform a single task. Just swipe down on the screen to enter a value and attach a note. The app will keep a running total of everything you’ve spent, and you can view your expense history with an upward swipe. 5coins is able to alert you when you’re spending too much and have a chance of going over-budget.

The little animals of the forest need your child’s help completing a variety of math activities, which range from adding and subtracting to algebraic thinking and place value. The app includes more than 100 activities that adhere to common core standards. It also includes professional narration and instructions, and loads of positive encouragement.