Apps That
Went Free on
2017-09-14

Taskcode streamlines the way you record tasks and notes with its unique data input system. You’ll first have to learn the six codes for input. They’re essentially a set of special characters that allow you to enter data via lines of text instead of jumping from option to option. If you forget a code, don’t worry, there’s a quick reference guide built into the app. Taskcode also includes batch editing, sorting, auto-suggestions, a dark theme, and much more.

Earthlapse provides you with a whole different view of our beautiful planet. You’re able to swipe across the screen or just allow the planet to rotate all on its own. Seven stunning views are available, and while you gawk at the blue dot, you’re able to listen to eight relaxing space soundtracks. Earthlapse also doubles as a nice weather station and desktop clock.

Scribble Press was designed for the classroom and your home. The app will take your child step-by-step through the book making process. They’ll first get to choose a theme or start with a blank canvas. Then they can fill in the blanks of the story and illustrate each page. Characters can take on the faces of friends and family using the camera, and your child can record their own voices and music. More than 300 drawing tools are available to use as well. The stories can be saved and shared as photos or videos.

To make it seem as if your subject is levitating, start off by taking two separate photos. The first photo should be of your subject in its environment, and the second should be the environment without your subject. Make sure to keep the camera steady between photos in order to get the best results. Levitagram will automatically align and stitch together the two photos, so all that’s left for you to do is cut out the parts you don’t want. When you’re finished creating your magical photo, you’re able to save it or share it via Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Messages, or email.

Want to know everything about your photos? Just launch EXIF Viewer and provide it with access to your photo library. EXIF Viewer will then grab each photo’s EXIF metadata and display the most important information right below. You can swipe across a photo to view even more detailed information. Tap on a photo to bring up the ability to remove the EXIF data. The app also includes a wide variety of other handy features including a photos extension, three viewing modes, a Messages app, and the ability to copy EXIF metadata to the clipboard.