Apps That
Went Free on
2017-11-07

Fonta has a ridiculous amount of text options, allowing you to stand out from the crowd. Before you get to that point, however, you can edit your original photo by cropping, rotating, framing, filtering, and blurring it. Then come up with a message you want to drive home, and place it wherever you like on your photo. You’re able to select from a wide variety of fonts, colors, opacity levels, and even layer your text. There are also loads of frame and artwork options to choose from. Fonta allows you to share your creations via Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

No More Socks takes the guesswork out of holiday shopping. Start off by creating events for all of your shopping occasions. You’re able to add people to each event by either entering them manually or importing them from contacts. Each entry for people in your life can include a birthday reminder, personal traits, a list of past gifts, and a list of gift ideas. Gift ideas can include notes, images, and even links to retailers. When it’s time to shop, pull up your list and get to work. The app also includes passcode protection and the ability to export gift lists.

Little Food Truck is certified child friendly. You won’t find any outside links or in-app purchases here. Just pure entertainment. Your child must choose from four different characters before hitting the streets to dish up tasty treats. When the window opens, it’s time to serve. Your child will be tasked with completing orders for picky customers and unlocking new menu items with the money earned. Everything from donuts and waffles to chicken wings and hot dogs will need to be served.

Notas provides a fast and intuitive way to get things off your mind. Each note must include a basic title. The body of the note may include bold text, quotes, bullet points, numbered lists, and even images. Notes can be organized within color-coded folders, sorted, and shared. Notas also includes TouchID support.