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Stop slaving over invoices with lifetime access to AI Invoice Maker (just $20)
Why struggle with manual billing when AI Invoice Maker lets you create professional invoices in seconds? This polished app also lets you export polished PDFs and manage billing across your Apple devices. And right now, you can lock down a lifetime license to AI Invoice Maker for just $19.99 (regularly $39.99). AI Invoice Maker lifetime deal For many freelancers and small business owners, the actual work is the fun part. The paperwork? Not so much.
Disease Management Apps Global Market Report 2026
Disease management apps are software applications designed to assist individuals in monitoring, managing, and improving their health, particularly when dealing with chronic medical conditions or diseases. These apps incorporate various digital tools and wearables that enable healthcare professionals to remotely track patients' symptoms and activities and share information regarding medication adherence.
Medication Side-Effect Tracker App Global Market Report 2025
A medication side effect tracker app is a digital application created to assist users in monitoring and recording any negative effects or reactions caused by medications. It enables individuals to observe symptoms over time, recognize trends, and share information with healthcare professionals to support better treatment decisions. By offering timely insights, the app improves medication safety and promotes more informed healthcare management.
Get a versatile iPhone scanning app that works with iPad, too
With the right scanning app, your iPhone or iPad can scan documents with vivid clarity. There’s no need for a printer-size scanner — you just need your Apple gear. A great example of such an app, iScanner is now on sale for only $25.97 (regularly $199.90). iScanner scanning app for iPhone or iPad This iOS- and iPadOS-friendly document-scanning app utilizes AI-powered tools. It lets users scan documents as vividly and professionally as possible.
Key Disease Management Apps Market Advancements Highlighted by Trend 2025-2034: Companies Harness Genai For Enhanced Profitability In The Disease Management Apps Market
Updated 2025 Market Reports Released: Trends, Forecasts to 2034 – Early Purchase Your Competitive Edge Today! What Is The Market Size And Growth Rate Of The Disease Management Apps Market? The market size of disease management applications has seen a rapid expansion in the past few years. The market is projected to expand from $11.55 billion in 2024 to $13.11 billion in 2025, suggesting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.5%.
This AI-powered app takes notes for you, then summarizes them
If you ever endured a long lecture or an hours-long all-hands meeting, you know this to be true: There’s no way you can jot down every single word your professor or colleague utters. Rather than scramble and stress about missing certain parts of a presentation, you could add an AI note taker like My Notes AI to your productivity tool kit. This AI-powered note transcription and summarization app works with your iPhone, iPad and Mac to help you catch every single word.
Price drop: Get a versatile iPhone scanning app for $24.99 (works with iPad, too)
With the right scanning app, your iPhone or iPad can scan documents with vivid clarity. There’s no need for a printer-size scanner — you just need your Apple gear. A great example of such an app, iScanner is now on sale for only $24.99 with code SCAN (regularly $199.90). iScanner scanning app for iPhone or iPad This iOS- and iPadOS-friendly document-scanning app utilizes AI-powered tools. It lets users scan documents as vividly and professionally as possible.
Enjoy classic PlayStation games on iPhone with Gamma emulator
The just-released Gamma retro game emulator brings original PlayStation titles to iPhone. It’s ready to bring Metal Gear Solid and Final Fantasy 7 to the device you carry around everywhere. The app is free and supports game controllers and iPad. GammaPlayStation emulator launches for iPhone and iPad For many years, Apple prohibited developers from listing retro game emulators for download on the iPhone App Store. It actively took down any such that slipped through its review process.
Get a versatile iPhone scanning app for less than $30 (works with iPad, too)
With the right scanning app, your iPhone or iPad can scan documents with vivid clarity. There’s no need for a printer-size scanner — you just need your Apple gear. A great example of such an app, iScanner is now on sale for only $29.97 (regularly $199). iScanner scanning app for iPhone or iPad This iOS- and iPadOS-friendly document-scanning app utilizes AI-powered tools. It lets users scan documents as vividly and professionally as possible.
Draw on your Mac using Apple Pencil and iPad with new Astropad Slate
Astropad Slate turns an iPad and Apple Pencil into a drawing tablet for a Mac. There’s no need to purchase a basic Wacom tablet or a similar accessory when the iPad and pen you already own can be used to draw into desktop creative application. Astropad Slate simulates a Wacom “The idea for Slate came about in 2022 when Apple announced new iPads with Apple Pencil hover. It got us thinking about the traditional no-screen pen tablets that so many artists start their creative journeys with.
Best free weather apps for iPhone and iPad in 2023
In a world with about 10,000 weather apps — that’s an actual estimate, not a huge exaggeration — how do you choose the best free weather app for iPhone or iPad that you can trust and that includes the features you want most? It’s not easy. But a mix of full-featured free weather apps (most with premium versions) and specialty apps can cover all the bases for you.
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Build a reading list and track your progress [Awesome Apps]
Reading Time for iPhone and iPad lets you build a library of books, then tracks your progress as you read. It encourages reading by making everything easier and more fun. You can easily scan books by their barcodes to add them to your library.
September Software Sale 2023: Get Windows 11 Pro Genuine License For Only $20, Microsoft Office For Just $28, And Much More
We’ve all seen the prices that Microsoft charges when selling things like Windows and Office, but the folks at SCDKey are here to make sure that you don’t have to pay them. In fact, order using the links below and you won’t believe the money you will save. Below is a collection of great deals across Windows and Office including Windows 10 for just $14.40. All you need to do is make sure to enter the discount code RMP when checking out to get the very best prices available.
How Final Cut Pro for iPad differs from Mac version
After a long wait, Final Cut Pro, Apple’s professional video editing software, is now available for M1 or newer iPads. Editors accustomed to Final Cut Pro on their Mac can easily switch to their iPad as a portable editing machine. However, before starting with Final Cut Pro on your iPad, you need to know how it differs from the Mac build. Both versions enable pro-level video editing, but they are understandably different in key ways.
Unleash your creative side with 26 Adobe apps on sale
What Microsoft Office is to the 9-to-5 worker, Adobe is to designers, photographers and almost anyone working in the creative field. That’s been true for a long time, but fees for this high-end software can be a significant barrier to entry for those looking to use these essential tools. Not anymore, though. This special offer lets new customers work with more than 20 apps in the Adobe Creative Cloud for only $29.99 (regularly $82) for one month.
Scientists Say Weird Crater Found at a French Winery Was Caused by a Space Rock
The Domaine du Meteore winery in southern France got its name from a dramatic depression in the ground where it grows grape vines. Turns out the name is more than a marketing ploy. Geologist and cosmochemist Frank Brenker from Goethe University Frankfurt says it's proved to be true. Decades ago, geologists had a disagreement about how the 720-foot-wide (220 meters) and 100-foot-deep (30 meters) depression was formed. Some thought it might be from a meteorite impact.
Dropbox subscribers get new password manager, secure vault, more
News Top stories Dropbox Passwords ensures you never forget another login. Photo: Dropbox Dropbox today rolled out a number of helpful new features for paying subscribers, including a password manager, a secure vault for sensitive files, and new computer backup tools. You can start using them now. The new features, first revealed on June 16, were previously available to some Dropbox users in beta form. Now, anyone who pays for one of the premium Dropbox plans can use them across all platforms.
Plex offers free streaming live TV for iPhone, iPad or Apple TV
News Plex Live TV includes over 80 free channels, including plenty for children. Photo: Plex Plex on Thursday began offering 80+ channels of live TV, at no charge. The service is available on many types of Apple devices, and offers children’s programming, news, lifestyle shows and even sports. There’s a catch, of course. There always is. In this case, it’s commercials. Plex Live TV is supported by advertising. Highlights of Plex Live TV Plex chose a collection of channels for a broad audience.
How award-winning StaffPad app is revolutionizing music creation on iPad
News Top stories This great musical notation app is one of Apple's favorites. Photo: David William Hearn Londoner David William Hearn is not a trained programmer. He has no university education when it comes to making software. And yet his musical notation app for iPad, StaffPad, just won a coveted Apple Design Award this week.
Why Apple still refuses to give the iPad a calculator
News Top stories Apple exec Craig Federighi helped unveil iPadOS 14 at WWDC 2020, but there was still no Calculator app. Screenshot: Apple Apple VP Craig Federighi on Friday answered a question that’s puzzled people for years: why doesn’t the iPad come with a calculator app? Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president of Software Engineering. gave the reasons in a question-and-answer YouTube video hosted by Marques Brownlee. Where’s the iPad Calculator app?
Why Apple still refuses to give the iPad a calculator
Apple software chief Craig Federighi just answered a question that’s puzzled people for years: Why doesn’t the iPad come with a calculator app? In a video posted Friday, he also explained why the iPad lacks a weather app. Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president of software engineering, gave the reasons for both decisions in a question-and-answer YouTube video hosted by Marques Brownlee.
See how much time you've wasted watching YouTube videos [Pro tip]
How-To Top stories Time to crack down on video binging? Image: Killian Bell/Cult of Mac How much time have you wasted watching YouTube videos this week? It’s really easy to find out, thanks to a helpful tool built into the YouTube app on iOS. Here’s how to use it to uncover hard truths you probably aren’t ready for. The first step toward recovering from a YouTube addiction is admitting you have a problem.
Stellar writing app Ulysses gets mouse support on iPad, big improvements
News Get the update today on Mac and iOS. Photo: Ulysses Ulysses, the outstanding writing app for Mac and iOS, just got its big version 19 update. It brings full mouse and trackpad support on iPad, as well as a number of neat improvements to things like keywords and Files integration. It also boasts a new feature dubbed Material sheets, which allows you to mark sheets you’ve used for brainstorming and research, and have them excluded from counters, goals, and exports.
The best trackpad-supporting, Touch Bar-disabling and music-collaborating apps this week
News Top stories You won't believe how great this week's apps are. Photo: Cult of Mac This week we collaborate on songs in the “Google Docs for music,” edit video in Darkroom, block the Touch Bar from accidental taps, and gain other essential tools. These are the best apps and updates of the week. Things adds trackpad support Things’ custom contextual menus. Photo: Cultured Code Things is a great to-do and task-manager app, and its developers are always quick to adopt the latest iOS innovations.
Amazing Darkroom photo app now does video
How-To Top stories Darkroom, the amazing iOS photo-editing app, now edits video Photo: Darkroom Darkroom, one of the best photo library and editing apps on iOS, is now also one of the best video library and editing apps on iOS. In today’s update, Darkroom adds support for editing your videos. Not cutting and chopping them up, like iMove, but changing how they look, as if you were applying filters and edits to a still photograph.
Facebook Messenger Kids expands its reach, adds new features
News Download it from the App Store today. Photo: Facebook Facebook Messenger Kids, the free chat app designed specifically for your little ones, on Wednesday expanded its reach to more than 70 new markets and added a number of helpful new features. It’s now possible for parents to give kids control over their contacts (if they wish), and for kids to join approved groups. The changes come at a time when many children are out of school and unable to see friends. It’s a difficult time for kids.
Facebook beta reveals hidden dark mode for iPhone and iPad
News You can't activate it yourself just yet. Photo: WABetaInfo A new beta version of the Facebook app for iOS contains hidden resources that suggest a dark mode is on its way to iPhone and iPad. The feature is expected to work in tandem with the system-wide dark mode settings on iOS for automatic activation and deactivation, but users should be able to toggle it manually, too. Facebook is the only major social network yet to offer a dark mode on iPhone and iPad.
Adobe bundles Photoshop, Fresco for iPad into one affordable sub
News Enjoy both apps for just $9.99 a month. Photo: Adobe Adobe on Tuesday delivered a new bundle for iPad users that provides access to its Photoshop and Fresco apps for just $9.99 a month. That’s half the price users would have paid for both apps before. In addition, Photoshop on iPad now has the ability to automatically find and update missing fonts in your work, and there’s a brand-new coloring book to enjoy. For many creatives, Photoshop and Fresco go hand-in-hand.
The best health-tracking, groovebox-integrating and home-automating apps this week
News Top stories Apps for staying in, and for not going out. Photo: Cult of Mac This week we switch on our lights with a tap of the iPhone, customize our Finder’s menus, track our health with HealthChampion and more. HomeTags HomeTags automate HomeKit with NFC. Photo: HomeTags The premise of the HomeTags app is simple. It lets you control your HomeKit devices just by tapping your iPhone on NFC stickers. It’s similar to Shortcuts’ built-in NFC triggers, only with more options.
BeepStreet Drambo changes the face of iOS music apps
News Top stories Drambo works on any iOS device. Photo: BeepStreet Once in a while, an app comes along that changes the way you think of a computer platform. Like Photoshop on the Mac, Lotus 1-2-3 on the IBM PC, or GarageBand on the iPad. We just got another one of these apps Tuesday. It’s called Drambo, from veteran music-app developer BeepStreet, and it redefines music apps on iOS. Yes, iOS. This amazing, modular, do-almost-anything app works on the iPhone as well as the iPad. What is Drambo?
iWork and iMovie for iOS get trackpad support, iCloud file sharing
News Download the latest versions today. Photo: Apple Apple late on Tuesday rolled out the latest updates to its iWork and iMovie apps for iPhone and iPad. All now offer full mouse and trackpad support, iCloud file sharing, and a number of other new features and improvements. It took nearly ten years, but Apple has finally accepted and embraced the fact that many of us would like to pair a mouse or trackpad with an iOS device — iPad especially — when using it for extended periods.
Microsoft Family Safety for iOS helps protect and monitor loved ones
News Share locations, track driving stats, and more. Photo: Microsoft Microsoft on Tuesday revealed its brand-new Family Safety app designed to make it easier to protect and monitor your loved ones. Family Safety will be part of the upcoming Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) overhaul, and will include features like location sharing, driver safety stats, activity reporting, and more. Microsoft 365 is more than just a new name.
Zoom removes controversial code that shares data with Facebook
News Get the latest update today. Photo: Zoom Video conferencing app Zoom has removed controversial code that shared user data to Facebook — even when those users didn’t have a Facebook account. Zoom insists the data collected did not include personal information, but rather anonymous information about a user’s device. It has apologized for the “oversight” and made changes to the Facebook login process to prevent it.
Duolingo ABC teaches kids to read anywhere, absolutely free
News Get it today on the App Store. Photo: Duolingo While millions of children around the world stuck inside as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Duolingo’s newest app couldn’t have come at a better time. It boasts more than 300 lessons — all completely free — that help teach kids aged three through six to read. Schools in many countries are closed right, and will be for some time, but it doesn’t mean kids have to miss out on an eduction.
Best communication, props-giving and video-downloading apps this week
News Top stories Lots of great apps for your this week. Photo: Cult of Mac This week we stay in touch with Slack, show appreciation with Props Love, download YouTube with ViDL, and more. Slack Slack rolls out a major update as coronavirus forces more to work from home. Photo: Slack A new Slack update cleans up the app’s rather busy interface, making it quicker and easier to use.
5 essential iOS apps for working from home
How-To Top stories Everything you need to work from home. Photo: Leone Venter/Unsplash We already gave you some ideas on how to work from home, and how to stop yourself from going insane while you’re stuck in COVID-19 lockdown. Today we’re going to take a look at some great iOS apps to use while you’re working from home. Best iOS apps for working from home You’ll probably have several mandated apps that you’ll need to connect to your company server, or to perform other areas of your work.
YouTube app swaps 'Trending' tab for 'Explore' on mobile
News Rolling out to all on mobile. Photo: YouTube YouTube’s latest change on mobile swaps the familiar “Trending” tab with a new “Explore” tab. As of Friday, it’s available to all users on iPhone and iPad (and Android) following a lengthy test. It hopes to make great content from popular categories easier to find. It seems like YouTube is constantly tweakings its design and algorithms to ensure users don’t miss out on videos they might find interesting.
NetNewsWire is reborn on iOS
News Top stories NetNewsWire has used a satellite as an app icon since forever. Photo: Donald Giannatti/Unsplash Nerds of a certain age will have a warm place in their dorky hearts for NetNewsWire. First released in 2002, for years it was the best RSS newsreader on the Mac. At some point, a terrible version turned up on iOS, then withered and died. Now, original developer Brent Simmons is back in charge, and a new, free iOS version of NetNewsWire just launched for iPhone and iPad.
The best note-taking, grammar-checking and newsletter-making apps this week
How-To Top stories Look at all that text! Photo: Cult of Mac This week we check our grammar with Antidote, turn tweets into email newsletters with Mailbrew and much more. Mailbrew Mailbrew generates email newsletters. Photo: Mailbrew Mailbrew lets you create email newsletters from Reddit, RSS feeds, YouTube channels, Hacker News and Twitter.
Microsoft Outlook gets new text formatting options on iOS
News Composing emails in Outlook never looked so good. Photo: Microsoft Microsoft Outlook’s newest update is out on iOS with new text formatting options. It’s now possible to use bold, italic, and underlined text — as well as inline links — in your emails. Outlook might be somewhat of a mess on desktop, but on mobile, it has long been one of the finest third-party email clients you can get. It’s feature-packed, free and easy to use, and it looks terrific.
Shortcutify integrates Spotify, Google Maps, Todoist and more into Shortcuts
News Top stories Control your smart lighting, your music, and more with Shortcutify. Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac Shortcutify is a free iOS app that lets you use web-based services in your Shortcuts. For instance, it can connect with Spotify, Todoist, AirTable and more, and provides an easy bridge between these services’ complicated APIs and the Shortcuts app on your iPhone or iPad. If you use any of the supported services, you’re going to totally love Shortcutify. If not?
The best coffee-brewing, SoundCloud-uploading and old-person-helping apps this week
How-To Top stories Something for (almost) everyone. Photo: Cult of Mac This week we keep old folks safe, brew perfectly measured coffee, celebrate Photoshop’s 30th anniversary, and complain about SoundCloud. Photoshop The new Object Selection tool works like magic. Photo: Adobe Photoshop for iPad got a nice update for the groundbreaking software’s 30th birthday. This version brings type tools and object selection to the quintessential photo editor.
Photoshop celebrates its 30th birthday with new features for iPad
News Download the newest update today. Photo: Adobe Photoshop turns 30 today, and to celebrate this massive milestone, Adobe is rolling out some handy new tools for the iPad version of its app. The latest update brings an Object Selection tool and Type settings. They help bring Photoshop for iPad a little bit closer to the desktop version, and they’re part of Adobe’s mission to deliver a “continuous stream” of new features. There are some nice additions for Photoshop on desktop, too.
SoundCloud for iOS now lets you upload directly from the Files app
News Who needs a computer? Photo: SoundCloud The official SoundCloud app for iPhone and iPad now lets you upload your latest tracks directly from the Files app. Its new upload feature supports any audio file, including lossless formats like FLAC and AIFF. It also lets you add metadata, artwork, descriptions, and more — all from the palm of your hand. Apple first introduced the Files app with iOS 11 back in 2018, and most apps are already taking advantage of it.
Google Maps celebrates 15th birthday with new look on iPhone
News Try it today on iPhone. Photo: Google Everyone’s favorite mapping service turns 15 on Thursday, and there are gifts in store to celebrate. The latest Google Maps update for iOS brings a revamped icon and brand-new features. Users can look forward to a fresh new interface that makes exploring and commuting a little bit easier. Maps made its debut way back in 2005, when Google made it its mission to map the world. Today, more than 1 billion people worldwide use the service to explore and navigate.
The best maintenance, spring reverb and Apple Card statement apps this week
News Top stories Lots of nice dark app interfaces for your this week. Photo: Cult of Mac This week we trim our SSDs, make PDF statements from our Apple Cards, and drown everything in delicious, springy reverb. These are the apps that got us buzzing this week. CSV.WTF A spreadsheet. Photo: Apple CSV.WTF is a browser-based tool that turns your Apple Card statements into proper PDF statements, the kind that your accountant can work with.
Glitch Clip makes music-video art on the iPad
How-To Top stories Glitch Clip glitches clips Photo: Jerôme Gangneux Glitch Clip is an iPad app for VJs. That is, Glitch Clip lets you combine video clips with in-app effects and visuals, and sync them to music. Thus, you can create live video performances, or you can just make killer music videos for when you put your own songs up on YouTube. Previously this kind of power was found in apps like Isadora for the Mac, which costs over $500.
The best music apps this week, again
News Top stories Yes, more music apps again this week. Photo: Cult of Mac If you love making music, then you’re in the right place. If not, then next week I promise to write more about some non-music apps again — if the developers release some. Until then, we can bomb the bass, make some tunes with Tune Maker, get Unisonic with JAX, and take control of our stereo widths, all with the tap of a touch-screen. Outta Bass My poor eyes.
Cubasis 3 is a total rewrite of a beloved music-making app
News Top stories Cubasis 3 is a complete rewrite. Photo: Steinberg Cubasis, the audio workstation app from Steinberg, just got rewritten as a brand new app. Cubasis 3 looks just like the old version, but is all-new, and includes support for the iPhone as well as the iPad. And hopefully, this rewrite also means that in the future, updates that adjust the user interface for new iOS features and screen sizes will be supported a lot faster.
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