Free apps for iPhone and Android this weekend

Once again, the weekend has arrived, which means it is that time of the week when we bring back a selection of premium apps that are only accessible for iOS and Android for a short period of time.See the top app sales in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store by reading on.

Download and install any apps you find that you would want to have but do not require right now. It would be seen as “purchased,” and even if you immediately remove it from your smartphone, it will always remain in your app library.

Android apps and games that are free for a limited time

Android apps for productivity and lifestyle

• Open Tracks ($3.49): A sports tracking app that keeps track of all your physical activities so you can work towards having a lovely record.
• Image to PDF ($2.99): Just as the name implies, transform images into PDF format for easy printing across platforms.
• Passport Photo ($4.99): Use this app to compose and print the perfect passport photo before you head off to your next holiday destination.
• Matrix Determinant ($0.99): If you love math, surely you would have had experience with the dreaded matrix. Use this app to make your problem-solving adventures easier.

Free Android games

• Traffic Jam Cars Parking ($4.99): Can you make sure traffic becomes smooth again by solving numerous puzzles here?
• Defense Legend 5 Pro: Epic TD ($1.99): A tower defense game that takes on a modern outlook with mechs and other futuristic machines dominating the battlefield.
• Cooking Kawaii ($0.99): Cook up a storm in this game to keep your customers happy so that they return, which in turn gives you more profit to grow your business.
• Theme Park Simulator ($0.99): Curious to know how a theme park works and operates? Find out in this game and see just how good your management skills are.
• Word Tower Premium Puzzle ($2.99): How powerful is your vocabulary? Find out in this game that does not feature any annoying ads, allowing you to play offline, too.

iOS apps that are free for a short time

iOS apps for productivity and lifestyle

• Brushstroke ($7.99): Transform your photos into nice-looking paintings with this app. 
• Interval Timer for Tasks ($6.99): Remain more focused on your work by working on one task at a time without getting sidetracked or distracted.
• Tiny Planner ($19.99): Need to get your life back on track without being pulled in all directions? This planner gets the job done.
• The Wonder Weeks ($5.99): It is a miracle to follow your baby’s growth from birth until the present day. Never miss a moment by jotting it down here!

Free games for the iPhone and iPad

• Kingdom Rush: Tower Defense HD ($5.99): The enemy is storming the gates, and you and your ragtag team of defenders have to strategize to hold them off.
• Macrocosm ($3.99): Talk about humble beginnings. This game sees the journey of a single atom to that on a galactic scale. How will you chart its growth?
• Catenaccio Football Manager ($2.99): Think you have what it takes to be the perfect football manager? Try this game on for size! 
• My City: Star Horse Stable ($3.99): Fancy owning your own horse? Why not give this game a try and see how well you can care for one?
• Dirt Trackin’ 2 ($3.99): Indulge in some rally goodness with all the thrills and spills, minus the real-world damage to your ride!

As of the date of publication, the deals were active. Please share any expired deals you come across in the comments section below.

We advise you to review the app’s details in the Play Store or App Store before downloading any of the aforementioned apps. This is crucial since some of these free apps can have unique features or drawbacks of their own.

In the constantly changing world of mobile applications, there are a few dishonest ones that use clever strategies to make money off of collecting and sharing your personal data. But do not worry, tech-savvy readers—we have some priceless tips to assist you strengthen the protection of your priceless data. We strongly advise you to be cautious while giving installed programs permissions.

Why, after all, would a simple alarm clock require access to your contacts or camera? Furthermore, why would a flashlight app need to know your precise location? You may successfully protect your personal information from prying eyes by choosing which permissions to provide with caution.

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With the knowledge that your data is safe and secure, you may explore the wide selection of free apps that are available for download on your iOS or Android device.