Apps That
Went Free on
2020-07-01

Youpendo focuses on connections rather than instant gratification. It does away with the usual impersonal wall of scrollable content and instead allows you to send and catch paper airplanes. The airplanes act as content vessels. You’re able to catch random airplanes, open them up to see what’s inside, and either like or respond to the user’s content. When creating your own paper airplane, you’re able to gain inspiration from an expert-approved list. The app also includes a built-in photo and video editor, the ability to follow other users, and the ability to revisit content you’ve shared.

Safety Photo+Video allows you to import photos and videos from your library, web browser, iTunes File Sharing, or you can capture new ones from the app. Photos and videos can be organized into albums, and all include geotag and EXIF data. The app also includes three passcode styles, two themes, and a slideshow option.

Never miss another great photo opportunity again with B&G. It helps you identify the golden and blue hour range for both morning and evening. Weather data along with sunrise and sunset times are also available, ensuring you have all of the information you need before heading out for a photo shoot. Custom notifications can be created for gold hour, blue hour, sunrise, and sunset times with just a tap.

Alloy is all about simplification. It allows you to organize and access your favorite apps and automate common tasks. Alloy creates dynamic favorites based on your habits, location, and usage statistics. Common actions, like canned messages or posting photos with watermarks, can be fully automated using Alloy’s sophisticated workflow engine. Alloy comes pre-installed with a wide variety of actions as well.