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Has an Apple Watch extension which makes it even easier to track it Ĭalcbot: A good calculator app with Apple Watch extension and unit & currency conversion. Has a Mac app.ĮTA: Very nifty app which you add your favorite locations and it keeps tracking the estimated time to arrive to that location through multiple transportation means. Has a Mac app too įantastical: One of the best calendar apps, has excellent UX and support to natural language scheduling. Free, but IAP unlocks more location tracking and exporting data ĭay One Journal: The best journaling app for iOS with many advanced features and very good UI. It's great if you work on assigned locations which can help you understand your billable hours, however I also use to optimize some personal aspects such as the time I spend at the gym. Rewind: An automatic location-based time tracking app. Has great OCR recognition and very good quality for scanned documents

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Scanbot: A document and barcode/QR code scanner. As you complete tasks, you gain points to evolve your character in a RPG style Drawback is that iPad app must be purchased separately and it costs the double than the iPhone app ĮpicWin: A gamified to-do list. Things: Powerful task manager, almost a Project Management software.

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Developer is fantastic and they have great Mac and Android apps too. IA Writer: The best markdown text editor for iOS.

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You can download more workflows from the app itself or their nice sub r/workflow Numi is created by a developer from Belarus, which is a country only slightly better than DPRK and I would very much like to have Numi in a sandbox.Workflow: The ultimate automation tool, allows you to do tasks that if you weren't jailbroken wouldn't be possible, such as download YouTube videos, download photos/videos from Instagram or screenshots of whole webpages, besides many other nifty tasks integrating multiple apps. Edit: I don't like that Numi is not available on the App Store either. Numi has more functionality, looks much better and has fewer bugs. Unfortunately, I found Numi after I purchased Soulver 3, but I have ditched Soulver 3 for Numi. Numi is a a copy of Soulver, but has bypassed the original. The new Soulver 3 UI could be better and I especially find it annoying that the window has a rather large fixed min-width and I also don't like the different color for the right column. It has gained support for date time calculation which is very nice, like 'today + 30 days', but Numi does this better and also has a 'now' variable for current time you can do calculations with. Bit flicking operators does not work anymore, which was so useful for programming. I'm sure this will be addressed in further releases, but for now, it has no iCloud sharing and you cannot share documents with the iOS app. They rewrote the parser and math engine in Swift and a lot of functionality has been lost in the process. Soulver 3 has actually been a bit of a disappointment. The downside now, is that my Soulver 3 App has megabytes of Paddle API frameworks embedded in it that is not used, and Little Snitch reports that Soulver 3 tries to connect to paddle 2 times every freaking time I start the app. Ended up purchasing through the web-site. But sure enough, the in-app purchase experience did not work and crashed when going to PayPal. I did purchase Soulver 3 though because I wanted to support the developer as I have been using Soulver 2 almost daily for 10 years.

But most importantly, Mac App Store Apps must run in a sandbox which is much more secure, than just downloading an app from the internet which might run with root privileges on your Mac.

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You can easily install the app on another Mac and it updates automatically and all my apps are in the same place with just one account. It is easy to purchase and with buyer protection. Unpopular opinion, but I always try to buy Apps from the Mac App Store. I almost never buy an app from the Mac App Store when it's also available directly.