Best new apps for iPhone and iPad
What are the hottest new apps on the App Store right now? These!
There are over a million and a half apps for iPhone and iPad and the number just keeps growing. Every day new and newly updated apps hit the App Store, and it's impossible to keep up with all of them. Luckily, you don't have to. All you have to do is bookmark this page and come back every day. When you do, we'll have the best of the best new apps waiting for you!
And don't forget to check out our list of this week's best games for your iPhone.
Best new and updated apps
This week, create a podcast right from your iPhone, track your to-dos in a beautiful new task manager from Moleskine, or power up your tasks with URL schemes and deep automation.
- Anchor - Anchor is a great way to find and share audio, and now, the app is aiming to be a one-stop shop for creating and listening to podcasts, too. With its 3.0 update, Anchor makes it easy to record podcasts with up to 10 other people, no matter where they are. You can then use Anchor's tools to distribute your episodes across all major platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and Spotify. Check out Anchor's analytics tools for breakdowns of how many people hear each segment and which parts of each episode are performing the best. You can head to Anchor's website to get more detailed analytics. - Free - Download Now
- Moleskine Actions - With Actions, Moleskine is continuing its foray into beautifully designed productivity apps, this time with a task manager. Use the app to create action cards for your essential tasks, and use natural language that the app can then parse out into important details. Need to send a particular report on the same day every other Thursday? Just spell that out, and Actions will automatically schedule that task for every other week with the correct times. You can also use Siri to add tasks to Actions thanks to the app's built in Siri support. Actions is free to download and use with a seven-day free trial, after which you'll need to pay $1.99 per month or $11.99 per year for full access across all of your devices. - Free - Download Now
- Things - Things 3 has received a major update this week across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, introducing new features for power users, including linking, automation, and Handover. Things now supports a particular URL scheme that lets you quickly open a things list or task from another app. These links support automation from outside apps. This lets you use apps like Workflow or Launch Center Pro to automate your common workflows in Things with just a button press. Handover, meanwhile lets you move data from an app into Things. For instance, the mind mapping app MindNode lets you transform your brainstorm into a completely organized Things project, complete with titles and individual tasks. - $9.99 (iPhone) - Download Now
- Circa - Circa is a video-focused news app that delivers a news feed tailor-made for you. Name some of your favorite topics like technology or politics, and Circa will show you stories in those areas. You can further refine your interests laters. As you watch or read each story, you can even add the topic tags from that story to your areas of interest so more stories like it show up in your feed. - Free - Download Now
- Homey - Teach your kids about money by having them complete chores and work towards goals. Assign different chores to your children, and help them set saving goals for allowances. Are they saving up for a new bike, or maybe just looking to save a certain amount? Add that goal to the app, and watch as they make their way towards each goal in daily and weekly progress meters. You can even transfer money to your child's connected bank account to make keeping track of all of this even easier. - Free - Download Now
Featured apps
This week's crop of featured apps center around RAW photography. The apps in this selection offer tools for taking and/or editing RAW photos.
- Camera-M - Camera-M is solely focused on taking photos, presenting a wide selection of manual controls to let you get the best shot that you can. Manually control the aperture, focus, ISO, exposure duration, and more to get everything just right. Camera-M features machine learning-powered focus tracking, as well as focus peaking for perfectly adjusting manual focus. In addition to RAW, Camera-M also supports the following formats: Live Photo, HEIF, JPEG, PNG, and TIFF. There's also support for saving Depth Photo image data on iPhones with dual rear cameras, and the latest update for the app added a depth mode, as well as a dual photo mode. - Free - Download Now
- MuseCam - Take and edit your photos on your iPhone or iPad, all in one app. MuseCam includes a manual camera, so you can freely adjust your shutter, ISO, focus, and more. But it also has a number of powerful tools for editing your photos, including those that already exist in your Camera Roll. The app has a selection of presets that you can apply to your photos, as well as more granular editing options. Use tone curves to simultaneously or independently edit the red, blue, and green color channels, or adjust the saturation or luminance of all of your image's colors. The app also allows for split tone editing, depth of field adjustments, and more. MuseCam's editing features are non-destructive, so you'll always be able to compare your edits to the original image. - Free - Download Now
- Adobe Lightroom CC - Lightroom offers photo editing, organization, storage, and sharing across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and PC. Lightroom on iPhone and iPad features most of the major editing tools from its desktop counterpart to give you complete control over your RAW photos. If you have an Adobe Creative Cloud account, your original photos can be backed up and synced across your devices so you can edit them anywhere. When you're done, post your photos to Facebook, Instagram, and more, or share a link to your Lightroom CC web gallery to show off your work to your friends. - Free - Download Now
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