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BEST
APPS
of the
MONTH
It’s time to take a look at the best new apps arriving in March. Our choices include a simple way to turn text into presentations and a powerful photo editor for your iPad.
Deckset
Pawel Dudek
Turn Text Into Presentations
Creating a presentation is simple and easy with Deckset. Instead of a feature-packed options like Keynote or PowerPoint, Deckset take a different approach to presentation creation. To begin, open up the Markdown-based text editor and add your thoughts. The app will help you turn them into slides. There are 21 themes to select from ranging from playful to serious. You can even use the custom theme designer to help create the perfect option.
Haby – Habit Tracker
Dmitry Sergunov
Make Habit Tracking Simple
Haby helps make the sometimes difficult process of tracking habits easy. Designed for simplicity, the intuitive interface is free of clutter. You can even keep track of your goals on an Apple Watch. If you don’t want to open the app, you can add an interactive widget to your home screen. You can also choose to see customizable notifications for each habit to help keep you on track.
Luminar for iPad Photo Editor
Skylum
Powerful iPad Photo Editing
The team behind the popular Mac photo editor Luminar Neo has just unveiled its first iPad app. Just like the Mac version, Luminar for iPad offers a number of features to help edit any image. One of the highlights of the editor is four AI-powered tools—Enhance AI, Sky AI, Structure AI, and Relight AI. With those, you can do a number of tasks like replacing skies, unlocking details, and relighting a photo with a single click. When editing, you can switch between three different modes, Development, Sky, and Filters depending on what you want to accomplish.
Cue - Text Reminders
Samuel McGarry
Send Texts at the Perfect Time
Cue wants to help you organize and send texts at the perfect time. Using the app is simple and easy. Open it up and select a contact, the time you want to send the text, and then what you want to say. At the customized time, you’ll receive a push notification. After opening the notification, you can send the text in the app’s interface or iMessage. Thanks to a drafts features, you can save an incomplete message and come back to it later.
