Apps That
Went Free on
2020-04-28

Qoin is all about speed and efficiency, helping tackle your finances without getting in the way. Start off by naming, setting the currency, and determining the amount of your budget. If you’d like, you can also add your monthly salary. Set a daily limit to help control your expenses or simply monitor the daily allowance. Every time money comes in or goes out, swipe up and record it. The app includes all world currencies, custom categories, statistics, the ability to transfer money between budgets, passcode protection, and a dark mode.

MathEdge provides a step-by-step guide to learning multiplication. It includes multiplication flash cards zero through 12 with the ability to practice times tables or the number of your choice. The step-by-step guide will walk your child through the problem with audio hints. The app also caters to left and right handed children.

A lack of water can leave you feeling lethargic, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Watered will help you stay on track with your water intake with customizable reminders. Every cup you drink can be recorded with a tap. A badge icon will indicate how close you are to your goal, or you can monitor your intake via Apple Watch or a Today widget. The app also includes a variety of unit types to choose from, stat tracking, and 16 different color themes.

Hack Run is about as old school as you can get. You’re required to use command prompts to dig deeper into the system, and you’ll be rewarded for discovering new information. The game includes more than 50 levels, a list of your achievements, and tips and tricks in case you get stuck.

Cubes is good clean fun. The idea is to move cubes around the screen with a swipe in order to recreate the patterns. The catch is that all of the cubes move in unison, so the only way to rearrange them is to push them up against the various barriers. The game includes 127 levels in all.