There are already a number of interesting and helpful apps available for free. However, as the offer is only valid for a short period of time, you need act quickly if you don’t want to spend any money on them.
There are countless apps available in both Google’s and Apple’s app stores, the Play Store and the App Store. While some of these apps are free, some need a fee. However, many users are unaware that many paid apps can also be temporarily made free as part of a special deal. We have compiled a list of some of the most intriguing free apps accessible right now.
Free Pro apps (Android)
- Unit converter (
$0.79) – With the right app at the right time, the smartphone can bring a lot of added value. Especially when it comes to units and their conversion, there is hardly a better tool than this one. Whether temperature, length, volume, energy, fuel or density – all of these can be converted effortlessly - Fake call screen – Prank call (
$0,69) – Have you ever found yourself in an awkward conversation with no hope of escape? With this app, you can take your fate into your own hands and create a distraction with a fake call. Unfortunately, the application no longer works fully on newer Android versions - Color wheel (
$2.09) – A very special app that is very popular with its target group. It allows you to precisely determine any color using a color wheel, color palettes, and the smartphone camera, and make fine adjustments at the same time. - Scan Text From Image English (
$0,89) – With this app, you can automatically extract any English text from images. Numbers and units are also reliably recognized. The minimalist and user-friendly design of the application is particularly practical
Free premium apps (iOS)
- Space Clutter (
$0.99) – This game is a minimalist arcade game from 2012 that takes place in outer space. It is now also available for iOS. Anyone who develops nostalgic feelings when they hear the word “arcade” should definitely give this retro-inspired game a chance - Music Quiz: Know Your Library? (
$0.99) – This game is a quiz based on your own music library. Anyone who thinks they know their favorite songs inside out can put their knowledge to the test here. The graphic design of the game adapts to the song currently playing - Blindfold Chess (
$7.99) – This chess app takes an unusual approach, as the actual game almost takes a back seat here. Instead, the focus is on training for blindfold chess – in other words, playing chess without eye contact with the board. Anyone who learns this skill is guaranteed to be greeted with amazement at their next match - Dog Guide 2 PRO (
$1.99) – If you want to find the ideal dog or expand your knowledge of these faithful four-legged friends, you should take a look at this app. It offers a large number of free pictures, clearly presented information, and a practical filter function – all in one application.
At the time this post was published, all of the apps we are showcasing here were free to download. Regretfully, developers frequently fail to indicate the duration of these offers. Don’t hesitate to download an app if you enjoy it.
However, you should always check the app page in the store before downloading a free program. Because there are occasionally unnoticed obstacles that you should be mindful of.
Apps permissions
Many apps gather user information and frequently sell it. Make sure you only give the program the rights it actually needs if you want to be safe. For instance, a flashlight shouldn’t be interested in your location information, and an alarm clock doesn’t require access to your contacts or cameras.
