Photo Keepers · New for the Mac

You shot hundreds. Keep the best of every moment.

Keepers reads every frame on your Mac, groups the bursts, and circles the best shot in each, the way an editor marks a contact sheet. You make the final call. Nothing is uploaded.

Photo Keepers on a Mac: a folder of photos laid out as a contact sheet, the picks circled

Soft Day · New for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch

Ireland's forecast, accurately.

The most accurate short-range weather there is for Ireland, from the people who write it. Met Éireann's forecast for exactly where you stand, on a sky that looks like the one outside your window.

Free · Soft Day Plus €2.99, once · No ads, no account
Soft Day on an early morning in Shankill: 9 degrees and partly cloudy, the hours ahead, and the forecaster's written forecast
The forecaster's words

Every morning a forecaster at Met Éireann writes a paragraph for your part of the country. Soft Day puts it at the centre of the screen, unedited.

A sky, not a stock photo

Painted from the sun's position, the cloud and the rain. Overcast feels overcast. Dawn looks like dawn.

Widgets everywhere

Lock Screen, Home Screen and Apple Watch, painted from the same sky, with a rain widget that says when it starts and when it stops.

Looking out over Dublin Bay from the coast, a grey summer sky above the sea

Plane and Simple · Free for iPhone

The sky. Upgraded to include facts.

Point your iPhone at any plane and its story appears, live in augmented reality: the airline, where it took off, where it is headed, how high and how far. Then keep every one you spot.

Your logbook

Nothing yet. Click a plane in the sky above and it is yours, the way the app keeps every aircraft you tap, with a photo of that exact airframe.

    Real flights over Dublin Bay, recorded from the live OpenSky feed the app uses on 11 October 2026. In the app, it is whatever is above you.

    Thereabouts · New for iPhone and iPad

    Put it away. Find it later.

    Thereabouts remembers where you put things: the passport, the spare keys, the Christmas lights. One line is the whole entry. Months later, the app, the Home Screen or Siri finds it.

    Coming to the App Store
    Thereabouts on an iPhone: a list of things, each with where it is

    Flooring It

    Walk the room once. Know what to order.

    Your iPhone Pro or iPad Pro measures the room as you walk it. Flooring It turns that into a plan you can print, and works out the flooring, paint and skirting.

    Needs an iPhone Pro or iPad Pro with LiDAR. Scanning and PDF plans are free; the quantities come with Flooring It Pro, a one-time purchase.

    Zen Stones

    A quiet garden game.

    No timers. No enemies. Just you, the board, and the next shape. Fill a row or a column and it turns back to sand.

    Bricks of Zai

    Every arcade classic, in one paddle.

    Each board is a different corner of the arcade. The paddle is the only thing you bring with you.

    Plus a dozen more, from Pinball to Zero G Cookie Jar. See them all

    Indent

    Type # on one side. Get a heading on the other.

    A Markdown editor for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your notes stay ordinary .md files, wherever you already keep them, in any of seven themes.

    Decibels

    How loud is it, really?

    Decibels turns your iPhone or iPad into a sound level meter with a true-to-life VU face, and keeps every measurement you take without asking you to save it.

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    Listening to a day of sound

    Uses your microphone here in the browser for a rough reading. Nothing is recorded or sent. The app adds weighting, calibration and a history of every run.

    Excuses Excuses

    Get out of anything. Choose how believable.

    Pick what you are dodging, set the dial from believable to ridiculous, and drop the excuse straight into the chat.

    The shrug guy
    BelievableRidiculous

    Works right inside Messages. OutPacks cover weddings, the gym, the office, family dinners and more.

    Merano, the game

    A note when there is something to see.

    A new slice of the game, a devlog, the beta when it opens. Nothing else, and every note has a link to leave.

    Follow the valley