Apps That
Went Free on
2020-04-19

Maiku will free your mind. It’s a simple Haiku composer that counts the syllables for each line you write. Your Haikus are automatically recorded and can be revisited at any time. You’re also able to share your creations as text or as an image.

Sports Reading Comprehension allows children to study anywhere at their own pace. It features a collection of 10 original sports stories written specifically for the app. Each passage takes about 10 minutes to complete and at the end your child will be asked a series of questions to find out how well they understood what they read. The results can be reviewed and shared via email. The app also includes support for multiple children or students, and password protection.

Roman will help you achieve your weight loss goal. Simply enter your body weight and Roman will provide a healthy meal plan for each day of the week. Meal reminders can be set at custom intervals. Weigh-in each day to track your progress and receive updated meal plans. The app also includes a workout timer, Siri Shortcuts, achievements and awards, and Apple Watch support.

Color Dots is a visual tracking game for infants. At launch, your little one will see a single moving dot that can be popped with a tap. Each dot that’s popped will spawn a new one, resulting in endless entertainment. Color Dots will also help your young child work on their motor skills. Parents can adjust the dot size, speed, border, and max amount on the screen at once.