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Ask HN: Which iOS apps and services do you pay for?
I've recently landed $75 worth of Apple gift cards and don't know how best to spend it. All ideas welcome.
- bobsyeruncle 6y agoThe useful apps I have paid for (but not subscribed to) are (1) Dark Sky, (2) Forest, and (3) WaterMinder. If you have a gift card you can also put it towards an Apple product as well.
- Nextgrid 6y agoNews Explorer - RSS client that syncs via iCloud (as opposed to others where you need to host or subscribe to a third-party sync service). AdGuard Pro - a good ad blocker which tends to be more up to date than the competition and I beloeve allows arbitrary uBlock-style filter lists. Apollo - a good Reddit client without the user-hostility of the official one. Pythonista - a Python interpreter for iOS, including bindings for certain UI and device features. A more powerful version of iOS' shortcuts.
- benrapscallion 6y agoAllTrails, 1Password, Due, Apollo (Reddit), Tweetbot (Twitter), PocketCasts, Unread (RSS feeds), Bouncie (car), Deliveries, ETA (mainly for their widget), Mozilla VPN, Stoop (newsletters), Weather Line, Wikipanion Plus, IFTTT
- nopmat 6y agoPaid for and use nearly daily: ATracker Pro (time-logging) Paprika 3 (recipe management) Due (timed reminders) Just Press Record (voice recorder) Day One (journal) Things 3 (task management) Copied+ (clipboard manager) CarbonFin Outliner