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What are you buying for iOS and In-App? I've only spent maybe $100 in total on iOS apps, across a good five years I think my only MacOS app expenditure was par
by setr 8y ago
What are you buying for iOS and In-App? I've only spent maybe $100 in total on iOS apps, across a good five years
I think my only MacOS app expenditure was parallel and daisy disk.
My Apple costs is almost purely hardware
- joshstrange 8y agoI'm not going to lie, I'm not proud of my IAP total. I am perfectly fine with purchasing level packs in games or full unlocks in apps but about half of that IAP was shit like gems/coins/etc that I spent on various games before I got that under control. As for iOS apps I have a couple of $20-$30 apps that really ratcheted up the total but I test out a lot of apps/games and while that number is large we are talking about ~$100/yr on apps which I am personally OK with. If you would like I could get more specific on which apps/games.
- setr 8y agoSure; I’m mostly fine with ponying up... my biggest issue is I don’t see much out there even worth paying (especially with my macbook; most things seem to have an equivalent or better OSS alternative, especially if you’re not constrained to the gui [where OSS is usually ugly as sin]). Even in games, the only mobile game I’ve ever thought to pick up was King of Dragon Pass, and that was just because I already knew it’d work well on a phone As long as that budget isn’t comprised of a single photoshop license, I’m interested to know what you’ve thought was worth grabbing.
- joshstrange 8y agoHere are some quick stats I spit out: Paid vs Free apps: Mac: 57 Paid vs 33 Free iOS: 310 Paid vs 227 Free Stats: ╔══════════╤═══════╤════════╤═══════╤═════════════════╗ ║ Platform │ Mean │ Median │ Mode │ Range ║ ╟──────────┼───────┼────────┼───────┼─────────────────╢ ║ Mac │ $9.83 │ $4.99 │ $4.99 │ $0.99 -> $59.99 ║ ╟──────────┼───────┼────────┼───────┼─────────────────╢ ║ iOS │ $3.51 │ $2.99 │ $0.99 │ $0.99 -> $59.99 ║ ╚══════════╧═══════╧════════╧═══════╧═════════════════╝ I need to clean up my output for "By Seller" because right now it looks like this: Totals By Seller: Apple Inc.: $493.05 (iOS Apps: $21.6, Mac Apps: $70.96) Supercell Oy: $252.7 (IAP: $252.7) Evernote: $147.96 (Subscriptions: $147.96) Panic, Inc.: $87.95 (iOS Apps: $37.96, Mac Apps: $49.99) Hindsight Labs LLC: $67.94 (iOS Apps: $17.96, Mac Apps: $49.98) Assembla, Inc.: $59.99 (Mac Apps: $59.99) American Honda Motor Co., Inc (Acura): $59.99 (iOS Apps: $59.99) Strong Fitness Ltd.: $54.89 (Subscriptions: $54.89) ... Which is not super useful unless you know that name of the company behind the app. I need to re-write my code to at least put a list of the app names at the end or something. For reference, in order the apps are: Apple Inc = Mac OS's Supercell Oy = Clash Royale (Not proud of this number at all) Evernote = Evernote (duh) Panic, Inc = iOS: Prompt, Prompt 2, Coda, Transmit, Status Board | Mac: Coda 2 (I own most all their mac apps as well but didn't buy through the store) Hindsight Labs LLC = Paprika 2 and 3 (for iPad/iPhone/Mac) (recipe app, hands down the best one out there, trust me) Assembla, Inc = Cornerstone (svn program) American Honda Motor Co., Inc = Acura Link (WASTE OF MONEY, I should have fought this charge) Strong Fitness Ltd = Strong (iOS Workout tracker, I think it was like $5-$6/mo) I need to also have my code print out top purchases by price (ignoring seller). I can pull out more if you would like. Edit: As you can tell the Apple Inc line is wrong, it looks like it's not pulling in the "special" categories they created for iCloud stuff, I'll fix that later.