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Apps That
Went Free on
2017-07-11

Craft professional resumes, split up bills between friends, and stay on track and meet your deadlines with today’s collection of apps and games.

Resume Builder by Nobody
iPad
Resume Builder by Nobody

Resume Builder by Nobody

Nobody LLC

Craft professional looking resumes with Resumes by Nobody.

Those looking for work.

FREE ($9.99) For a limited time FREE ($9.99) For a limited time
Why we picked this?

Resumes by Nobody’s design helps you focus on the content of your resume. Your chosen template can quickly be edited on the left side of the screen and you’re able to see a formatted live preview on the right. Sections can be added, deleted, and reordered at will. The app’s assisted writing provides subtle prompts that will help you fill in your content. Resumes by Nobody includes 25 templates, customizable colors and text, and the ability to export your cover letter, resume, and references as a PDF.

You want an edge over other applicants. The templates are fantastic.

You don’t have an iPad.

Splittr - Expense Splitting
iPhone
Splittr - Expense Splitting

Splittr - Expense Splitting

RWichmann GmbH

Split up bills between you and your friends with Splittr.

Those who like to go out with friends.

FREE ($1.99) For a limited time FREE ($1.99) For a limited time
Why we picked this?

Splittr stops the bickering. Start off by creating a new activity to track. Then select a currency and add names of those who are participating. You can create custom names or just import them from your contacts. You’re then able to add expenses to your new activity as you go and the app will tell you who is next to pay and who needs to pay what to whom. When the activity is complete, Splittr will generate a report that can be emailed to the participants. The app also includes the ability to track multiple activities at once, mix currencies, and split expenses unevenly.

You frequently split expenses with your friends and family.

You’re not much of a stickler about getting paid.

Taskful: The Smart To-Do List
iPhone
iPad
Taskful: The Smart To-Do List

Taskful: The Smart To-Do List

Taskful, Inc.

Stay on track and meet your deadlines with Taskful.

Anyone who simply needs to get stuff done.

FREE ($1.99) For a limited time FREE ($1.99) For a limited time
Why we picked this?

Taskful helps you focus on what needs to be done today by automatically breaking up long tasks. Create tasks with a number attached to them in order to track your progress. Taskful will divide the amount by the number days that you will be working on the task and show your progress. Simply tap on a task to complete it. You’re also able to categorize tasks by swiping across their backgrounds. The app includes dark and light modes, the ability to sort tasks, daily reminders, and the ability to repeat tasks.

You feel intimidated by your tasks.

You need a more robust task management solution. It doesn’t offer the ability to create subtasks or iCloud syncing.

PhotoWidget+
iPhone
iPad
PhotoWidget+

PhotoWidget+

tadashi atoji

Put your favorite photo in the Today view with PhotoWidget.

Creative types.

FREE ($0.99) For a limited time FREE ($0.99) For a limited time
Why we picked this?

PhotoWidget is further proof there’s an app for everything. It provides you with the ability to place a photo or animated GIF in the Today view in Notification Center. You’re able to select as many photos as you want from your library, and you can have them randomly appear in the view or you can choose one to remain there.

You have a photo or image you want to access quickly.

You’re not running iOS 8 or above.

Safari Tales - literacy skills from creative play
iPhone
iPad
Safari Tales - literacy skills from creative play

Safari Tales - literacy skills from creative play

Kuato Games

Explore a vast safari teeming with wildlife in Safari Tales.

Parents and teachers.

$2.99 $2.99
Why we picked this?

Safari Tales is not only fun, it’s educational! It allows you to see an epic safari world through the eyes of five baby animals. As you wander around, you’ll be able to play games, explore caves, float down rivers, discover thousands of facts, and even have a wise talking meerkat named Darwin answer all of your questions.

You have a child between the ages of six and 10.

Your child is too young to be able to navigate the controls.