Apps That
Went Free on
2019-02-10

Dashboard takes the wealth of information HealthKit collects and makes it easy to read. You’re able to choose what data to display including steps, distance, heart rate, flights climbed, BMI, and more. The app then displays the information all on one page. You can dig deeper to view weekly and monthly averages. Dashboard also includes different color themes and Apple Watch support.

Panography is the art of taking multiple photos and arranging them so they fit together as a single creative composition. The process is normally difficult and tedious, but not anymore thanks to Panographic Photo. Just choose a photo from your library and the app will magically do all of the work for you. You’re able to further customize your work of art by moving, rotating, and resizing each specific tile. Tiles can also include various bends, edge styles, exposures, and colors. The only limitation is your imagination.

Data Manager for Fitbit makes it easier than ever to sync your Fitbit data with Apple’s Health app. All you need to do is sign into your Fitbit account and then choose what data you’d like to sync. You’ll then able to track and visualize all of your data in Apple’s Health app. Data Manager for Fitbit also includes its own set of tracking and visualization tools, providing an overview of everything from steps and distance to active time and flights of stairs climbed. Data Manager for Fitbit supports all Fitbit trackers.

Your child gets to help Dr. Panda and his traveling companions make their way through the airport by stamping passports, checking luggage, and even taking control of planes so they land safely. The app includes 10 mini-games, dozens of secrets to discover, and absolutely no text, so your child can pick up and play without any instructions.