These are the best paid iOS apps that have gone free for a limited period of time. Download them now before these apps return to their original prices.
You Can Download Great Paid iOS Apps Absolutely Free Today
Before you go ahead and download, it's important to know that some of these apps will return to their original price very, very soon. It's even likely that some apps will return to their paid status an hour after this list is published. So, hurry up if you want to score something for yourself.
Mileage Log+ Trip Log Tracker - Regular price $2.99, Now FREE
Mileage Log+ is THE essential app for tracking and logging mileage.
Use Mileage Log+ for tax deductions, expense tracking, reimbursement and logging business trips.
Download Mileage Log+ Trip Log Tracker for iOS [App Store link]
SLMMSK - Regular price $0.99, Now FREE
SLMMSK is a first realtime antiselfie app. Transform your selfies into works of art.
• Real-Time face detection
• Custom designed interactive filters
• Beautiful visual effects such as VHS, Pixelization, Color Shifting and Inversion
• Camera Timestamp
• Instant sharing to Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and more
Download SLMMSK for iOS [App Store link]
BusyBox - Regular price $2.99, Now FREE
BusyBox lets you track the time you spend on all your activities.
Download BusyBox for iOS [App Store link]
YConvert PRO - Regular price $1.99, Now FREE
YconvertPRO is the fastest way possible for converting units now with millions of users.
YconvertPRO was developed to be fast, easy to use, accurate, lightweight, designed for iOS10 and yet easy to use.
It also has settings to satisfy your needs.
Download YConvert PRO for iOS [App Store link]
Pocket 360 Camera - Regular price $1.99, Now FREE
This is an pocket photo camera, you can select include the old, retro, mottled, wrinkles, scratches, mold lines, leaky, black and white, yellow, film, magic light, 8mm, brightly colored effects, for your photos to create more memories.
Download Pocket 360 Camera for iOS [App Store link]
About the author: Uzair has been writing about tech for a little under 10 years. Started off in the Symbian days, migrated to Android, eventually settling on iOS and Mac to make a living. Loves photography, drones, talking about the latest tech, and firmly believes that iPad is the future of computing. Served as Editor-in-Chief with Redmond Pie for five years, author at The Readers Eye and many other freelance gigs. Wccftech is now his current home.
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