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HabitKit is a habit tracker that does something almost no other app in the category will: it keeps everything on your phone. No account, no cloud sync, no server. You add a habit, check it off each day, and watch…
82-0 is the viral NBA roster-building game where you spin for a random team and decade, draft an all-time starting five, and chase a perfect season. Here's how it works and whether it's worth downloading.
Everlance, MileIQ, and Hurdlr all track your miles automatically, but the best one depends on how you drive and what else you need to log.
magicplan and CubiCasa both turn your iPhone into a floor plan tool, but they are built for different people. Here's which one realtors should pick.
Disclosure: This is a sponsored review. Digital Sandbox B.V. paid a fee for this editorial assessment. Our verdict and rating are our own. NanoCount is the rare countdown app that puts its best feature in the free tier. It’s a…
Five business travel apps for iPhone in 2026: TripIt organises your itinerary automatically, Flighty tracks flights before the gate agents know, Expensify handles receipts on the road, KAYAK books everything in one place, and Google Maps keeps you navigating offline.