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My wonderful world of iOS

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48 pointsnikivi17 comments

Try https://everyday.app for an habit tracker and tell me what you think :p

Your web-app is the best habit tracker ever created and I used it for a while after I paid for it very early on. :) However, I left it because mobile app is not as smooth of an experience. Currently using habitify.me across my devices but will switch back once mobile app catches up with other apps.

Seems nice. I've just downloaded it.

My killer apps...

Messaging: Signal

Password manager: 1Password

Task managers: Any.do

Habit building: Streaks

Finance: Quicken, Stocard for shopping cards

Transportation: public transit app, Lyft, Car2Go

Reading: Apollo, Inoreader, OverDrive, Kindle for iPhone, Hoopla

Playback: Downcast for podcasts, Cesium for music

Health: MyFitnessPal

Browser: Dolphin

Education: Flashcards Deluxe, Imiwa, Pleco

Utilities: Dark Sky for pinpoint weather, Scanner Pro document scanning

I just can't find a simple "Gone app"kind of Todo list app. There is this one called TET but it's just for android. Does anyone know a "Gone app" for iOS?

I recommend http://readder.co as a Reddit client instead :)

I really find this to be useful. Thanks nikivi.

Just downloaded Apollo and Streaks tho.

Coming soon to Hacker News: The 30 Best iPhone Apps You Absolutely Must Install!

Is there anything like this but for Android? Thanks.

Why is this on github, where's the code?

ps: Github is not just for code okay... But let's be honest, this is a blog post, let's keep github clean

It's being used as a static blog site for some.

You may have missed the part at the bottom labeled 'Contributing'.

I love finding new awesome tools and apps. If you have a favorite tool or app that you think I missed, please say it.

While there are certainly a lot of 'I's in the list, I could see this evolving like some of the other 'awesome' lists have.

https://github.com/vsouza/awesome-ios#about

That's for frameworks and libraries though. This is for user-facing apps.

Out of the box thinking.

Let's be more honest, this is advertising.

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