This iPhone app turns a face scan into a personalized skincare routine

This indie iPhone app creates a morning and evening skincare routine from a face scan, then updates it as your scores change.

Adobe’s Project Indigo camera app can now edit and critique your photos with AI

Adobe is testing AI Playground, a new feature in its Project Indigo camera app that brings AI editing tools and a photo critic. Access is free for now, but limited to a small group of users for a few weeks.

If you absolutely love pinball, this app will find you a table wherever you go

Pinball Map is a free, community-powered app that helps players locate pinball machines at arcades, bars, restaurants and other venues worldwide.

You no longer need Willow’s Pro plan for unlimited AI dictation on your iPhone

Willow says its iOS keyboard no longer caps free AI dictation, so you don’t need the Pro plan for unlimited voice typing.

I found a free universal TV remote app for iOS and Android that doesn’t spam ads

This free TV remote app for iOS and Android offers volume controls, a D-pad, touchpad, keyboard input, voice control, and screen mirroring.

Forget streaks, this free iOS app ties your workouts to a city’s survival

A new fitness app called LightsOn gives users a virtual city that only stays powered if they keep moving.

Here’s a cool new app for people who treat every photo dump like a magazine spread

Mocha Frame is a free iPhone app that dresses up photos with clean frames, watermarks, EXIF details, collages, and export tools for social sharing.

This free iPhone app uses soothing haptics to help you calm down

A new wellness app called Vän turns gentle phone vibrations into calming sensations, with with no account, subscription, or data collection involved.

Mivo’s new app takes a mindful approach to managing screen time

Doomscrolling on social media is a very common problem and can feel like an endless loop of constantly losing track of time. Instead of tackling this issue with strict limits, a new mindful screen time app called Mivo Scrolling is trying to shake thing…

Pixi wants to replace your boring text messages with AR characters that react to you

Pixi Platforms launched an iMessage app that lets users send intelligent AR characters capable of reacting to real world surroundings and facial expressions.