Author: Amar Kohli

I was a Saver user for a long time and adored every detail of the app on my iPhone 4S. I loved the app so much that I used it on my iPhone 5s even though it didn’t support the fullscreen and the fact that it hadn’t been updated in a long time. The main reason I loved Saver so much, besides its great looks, was because of how it simplified expense tracking. After a long really long wait, Saver 2 is finally here and boy is it great. Saver 2 has been completely rewritten and comes with a plethora…

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Since the introduction of the iPhone 5s, we’ve seen several fitness related apps appear on the App Store. Most of these apps use the iPhone 5s’ M7 motion coprocessor to track your steps. Get Moving is an app that not only tracks your steps (using the M7 motion coprocessor) but also your inactivity. The app uses some beautiful colours and glyphs to display useful activity tracking information. The main screen of the app has an attractive circular figure situated right in the center with little divisions around the circumference, each displaying information based on your daily activity. This information includes…

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Poptile is an extremely fun tile breaking game for iPhone and iPad. The game has been developed by indie studio 1Button, the fine folks behind Task. I’m a big fan of the colours, style and animations used in Poptile. The game is easy at first but gets tricky as your score increases. This makes the game entertaining and challenging at the same time. The aim of the game is to get the highest possible score by breaking groups of tiles of the same colour. There are extra points for combos. The game is reminiscent of Tetris and the tile breaking…

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I’ve been listening to podcasts for a little over 2 years now and I’ve jumped between quite a few apps recently. After iOS 7 released, I settled on Pocket Casts as my podcast client of choice but recently, I switched over to Castro. I made the switch because I loved Castro’s animations and the app icon. I also realised that I only listened to podcasts on my iPhone so I didn’t really need an iPad app. Yesterday, Marco Arment’s Overcast released on the App Store and I decided to give it a try. The app has some unique features and…

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Fjuul (pronounced ‘Fuel’) is a fitness tracker for iPhone. Unlike other fitness trackers that track just your movement, Fjuul also tracks the intensity of your movement (the metric Fjuul Points). This activity can be anything including walking, running, dancing, going to the supermarket, etc. The app has quite a refreshing look and uses some gorgeous colours and colour-gradients to present your fitness data. This helps the user make sense of the data just by looking at the current colour of the screen.

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There’s no shortage of finance management apps on the App Store and every app has its own way of dealing with your data. Unfortunately, the way each of us deals with our finances is different; so it might take a while to get that perfect fit. My Finances is a Universal finance management app by Matthias Hochgatterer that aims to solve your expense & income management woes. My Finances is highly robust and has a graceful user interface. The app is clean and includes some subtle touches that make it stand out.

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