What apps have you actually bought?
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senpaidev
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I have a whole bunch of apps that I have bought when they were free / heavily discounted, here are some notable ones.
- Nova Launcher Prime
- KLWP Unlocker
- Poweramp Unlocker
- FL Studio Mobile
- Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
- OK Golf
- Dead Cells
- Leo's Fortune
- GRID Autosport
- Incredibox
- Implosion Full Version
- Deemo Full Version
- Monument Valley 2
- SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom
raksrules
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I see most posts are from android users and given the percentage segregation between iOS and Android, this is understandable. But would love to hear from iOS folks too on which apps they found worth paying for.
My list is still unchanged. Same as what is mentioned in first post. But I am always on lookout for some sort of calendar / recurring reminders apps that can help me as I am super heavily dependent on my personal calendar, be it paying bills, backing up my phone, cancelling amazon S&S and what not.
My list is still unchanged. Same as what is mentioned in first post. But I am always on lookout for some sort of calendar / recurring reminders apps that can help me as I am super heavily dependent on my personal calendar, be it paying bills, backing up my phone, cancelling amazon S&S and what not.
singenaadam
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Android: aCalander+ Tasks is my go to app for that reminder. Check if it is available for iOS. Best money I ever spent.
I have 0 paid apps now, I switched to mostly FOSS software
Nova Launcher prime ( now using stock lineageOS launcher )
Greenify ( no longer that useful )
Poweramp ( no longer have local music on phone )
Solid Explorer ( no longer use it )
Boost for Reddit ( switched to Infinty )
also purchased a few substratum themes which are now useless
I use tasks.org app on android , don't know if its available for iOS
Nova Launcher prime ( now using stock lineageOS launcher )
Greenify ( no longer that useful )
Poweramp ( no longer have local music on phone )
Solid Explorer ( no longer use it )
Boost for Reddit ( switched to Infinty )
also purchased a few substratum themes which are now useless
I use tasks.org app on android , don't know if its available for iOS
nRiTeCh
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I just sensed a root user around... those super golden days of substratum. Its still alive with tons of developments but compatibility is an issue now with most phones..also purchased a few substratum themes which are now useless
yep, truly was a golden time, it died pretty much around android 11 release, especially since dark mode ships by default and most apps support dark mode nowadays, not much use of it.
Aqua mail
solid explorer: don't use it as I use es
Nova prime
sleep as android: one of the best investment for sleep
poweramp: don't use it.
fluide navigational gestures
tasker: don't use it anymore
truecaller yearly
turboscan: no use; I use camscanner
Jefit
solid explorer: don't use it as I use es
Nova prime
sleep as android: one of the best investment for sleep
poweramp: don't use it.
fluide navigational gestures
tasker: don't use it anymore
truecaller yearly
turboscan: no use; I use camscanner
Jefit
ryu_88
Discoverer
The only app I ever bought - I spent Rs. 15 on Fluid Simulation on a playstore sale, it is a super trippy app - the number of customizations it lets you do are mind-boggling
Best 15 bucks i ever spent
Best 15 bucks i ever spent
No. Only local files played through the app
No point of purchasing it then
raksrules
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Recently purchased "Apollo" app for reddit. I use it extensively and wanted ability to block subreddits from /r/all. I know on reddit website we can do but only 100 or so. Here it is unlimited. But then there is no cloud sync or so which means, if I uninstall apollo, all those settings are gone.
Look at Wavelet instead
I've heard about it. Just saw PowerAmp on every FM's purchase list so was curious.
I guess folks bought it when it was on sale for 10 bucks. I did.
I purchased it probably in the first year of owning an Android phone back in 2011 when it cost the equivalent of a dollar. There really weren't any options then for a 10-band equalizer.
Lots. Depends on what you want to do with them though. Sesame shortcuts, tasker, join, folder sync, Yatse, and solid explorer are apps I bought and use often/can't live without.
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