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BEST
APPS
of the
WEEK
Here's a quick roundup of the best apps we've seen in the past week on the App Store. Our list is topped by (Not Boring) Habits. Other great apps include a film tracker and unique note-taking app.
(Not Boring) Habits
Andy Works LLC
Using Science (and Fun) to Build Positive Habits
Instead of acting as a simple to-do list, the app adds a big dose of gaming fun to build positive habits or break bad ones. Each day you take action, you’ll move further along a journey that spans eight levels. Each level focuses on a different challenge in learning a new habit while offering support. The challenge lasts 60 days.
Classic Reddit
Andrew Hill
Turn Back the Clock on Reddit
Classic Reddit always forces Reddit to use the classic layout free of account logins, popups, and other annoyances. It also applies additional visual tweaks to make the site display better on mobile devices.
Film Buff
Atasagun Kahveci
Keep Track of Your Movie Habit
The main draw of the film journal app is that you can add movies you’ve seen and haven’t seen to a list. For those films, you can add them to a list, sort each one, add them to a favorites section, and write notes as a reviewer. When adding films, you can also include title, release year, rating, and genre.
