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2024 iOS App Sales & Discussions

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  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Audio/Utility

    Sonic Master - Dust Clear is a free app but the Lifetime Premium IAP is currently FREE usually $3.99 - generate and share different sound waves, also can be used to clean dust/water from speakers

  • NikoloziNikolozi

    @Poppadocrock said:
    @Nikolozi you are always welcome to hijack this thread, lol.

    This is probably important enough to warrant its own thread, due to the update, but that’s up to you. Cheers mate.

    haha, thank you 🙏

    If anyone else has questions/comments regarding Mela feel free to post here

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Better Pitch is now a free app, but has a $7.99 IAP to unlock Pro Features, chromatic tuner is free, other functionality in Pro Version.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Utility

    Flex Scanner - PDF Scanner is free usually $.99

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Utility

    FY Tube YouTube without Ads is free usually $19.99

    As Always, Please Remember to watch as many ads as you can stand on your favorite YT channels.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Music Apps with IAP Sales

  • SimonSimon

    4Pockets weekend deals:

    • Progressions MIDI plugin $12.99 down to $8.99
    • WaveCloud Granular Synth $14.99 down to $9.99
    • MIDI Layers $9.99 down to $6.99
    • NuRack $12.99 down to $8.99
    • Vocal Soloist down $9.99 to $6.99

    Sale prices end March 11th.

  • dasgoodsdasgoods
    edited March 2024

    @Simon said:
    MIDI Drum - MIDI-compatible Drum sequencer.

    MIDI Drum is an 8-track drum sequencer.

    FREE with "Save Files" IAP.

    IAP is £6.99 on 7th March 14:20pm

  • RonnieOmelettesRonnieOmelettes

    @Simon said:
    4Pockets weekend deals:

    • Progressions MIDI plugin $12.99 down to $8.99
    • WaveCloud Granular Synth $14.99 down to $9.99
    • MIDI Layers $9.99 down to $6.99
    • NuRack $12.99 down to $8.99
    • Vocal Soloist down $9.99 to $6.99

    Sale prices end March 11th.

    Yay! Progressions actually on sale this time!

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    GaMBi Chiptune Player is $1 off at $4.99

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    AI/Productivity

    AI Grammar Checker is new and free will be $1.99 - has a few not connected trackers

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Keyboard/Utility

    KeyHolder Keyboard is Free usually $1.99 until March 31st

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Listening

    Hezel for Apple Music is free usually $4.99. IAP for Ultra is $4.99 does auto backup.

  • SimonSimon
    edited March 2024

    @dasgoods said:

    @Simon said:
    MIDI Drum - MIDI-compatible Drum sequencer.

    MIDI Drum is an 8-track drum sequencer.

    FREE with "Save Files" IAP.

    IAP is £6.99 on 7th March 14:20pm

    Yes. It is FREE with a "save files" in app purchase that costs $$$s.

    I didn't say the IAP was free.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Graphic Design apps with IAP sales.

  • NeuMNeuM
    edited March 2024

    @Poppadocrock said:
    Graphic Design apps with IAP sales.

    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

  • Robin2Robin2

    @NeuM said:
    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

    I think the people who are angry about the one-time purchase thing are misinterpreting ‘one time purchase’ as meaning ‘lifetime free updates’ when they are not the same thing.

    It’s surely not unreasonable for full version upgrades to be new purchases, is it? When Photoshop was a one time purchase, you still needed to pay again for the next version upgrade when it came along.

    The only time I’ve encountered a promise of lifetime free updates is with Image Line and FL Studio.

  • NeuMNeuM

    @Robin2 said:

    @NeuM said:
    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

    I think the people who are angry about the one-time purchase thing are misinterpreting ‘one time purchase’ as meaning ‘lifetime free updates’ when they are not the same thing.

    It’s surely not unreasonable for full version upgrades to be new purchases, is it? When Photoshop was a one time purchase, you still needed to pay again for the next version upgrade when it came along.

    The only time I’ve encountered a promise of lifetime free updates is with Image Line and FL Studio.

    Personally, I'm not angry about it but I still have no plans to upgrade to version 2.

  • PxlhgPxlhg

    @Robin2 said:

    @NeuM said:
    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

    I think the people who are angry about the one-time purchase thing are misinterpreting ‘one time purchase’ as meaning ‘lifetime free updates’ when they are not the same thing.

    It’s surely not unreasonable for full version upgrades to be new purchases, is it? When Photoshop was a one time purchase, you still needed to pay again for the next version upgrade when it came along.

    The only time I’ve encountered a promise of lifetime free updates is with Image Line and FL Studio.

    Please don't start this discussion over here, it already exist in it's own very long thread started around the release of v2.

  • NeuMNeuM

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Robin2 said:

    @NeuM said:
    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

    I think the people who are angry about the one-time purchase thing are misinterpreting ‘one time purchase’ as meaning ‘lifetime free updates’ when they are not the same thing.

    It’s surely not unreasonable for full version upgrades to be new purchases, is it? When Photoshop was a one time purchase, you still needed to pay again for the next version upgrade when it came along.

    The only time I’ve encountered a promise of lifetime free updates is with Image Line and FL Studio.

    Please don't start this discussion over here, it already exist in it's own very long thread started around the release of v2.

    You're right. It's well trodden ground.

  • Robin2Robin2

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Robin2 said:

    @NeuM said:
    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

    I think the people who are angry about the one-time purchase thing are misinterpreting ‘one time purchase’ as meaning ‘lifetime free updates’ when they are not the same thing.

    It’s surely not unreasonable for full version upgrades to be new purchases, is it? When Photoshop was a one time purchase, you still needed to pay again for the next version upgrade when it came along.

    The only time I’ve encountered a promise of lifetime free updates is with Image Line and FL Studio.

    Please don't start this discussion over here, it already exist in it's own very long thread started around the release of v2.

    @NeuM said:

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Robin2 said:

    @NeuM said:
    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

    I think the people who are angry about the one-time purchase thing are misinterpreting ‘one time purchase’ as meaning ‘lifetime free updates’ when they are not the same thing.

    It’s surely not unreasonable for full version upgrades to be new purchases, is it? When Photoshop was a one time purchase, you still needed to pay again for the next version upgrade when it came along.

    The only time I’ve encountered a promise of lifetime free updates is with Image Line and FL Studio.

    Please don't start this discussion over here, it already exist in it's own very long thread started around the release of v2.

    You're right. It's well trodden ground.

    I only responded to your initial comment with an opinion. Every time i comment on this forum i end up wishing i hadn’t in some way!

  • NeuMNeuM

    @Robin2 said:

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Robin2 said:

    @NeuM said:
    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

    I think the people who are angry about the one-time purchase thing are misinterpreting ‘one time purchase’ as meaning ‘lifetime free updates’ when they are not the same thing.

    It’s surely not unreasonable for full version upgrades to be new purchases, is it? When Photoshop was a one time purchase, you still needed to pay again for the next version upgrade when it came along.

    The only time I’ve encountered a promise of lifetime free updates is with Image Line and FL Studio.

    Please don't start this discussion over here, it already exist in it's own very long thread started around the release of v2.

    @NeuM said:

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Robin2 said:

    @NeuM said:
    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

    I think the people who are angry about the one-time purchase thing are misinterpreting ‘one time purchase’ as meaning ‘lifetime free updates’ when they are not the same thing.

    It’s surely not unreasonable for full version upgrades to be new purchases, is it? When Photoshop was a one time purchase, you still needed to pay again for the next version upgrade when it came along.

    The only time I’ve encountered a promise of lifetime free updates is with Image Line and FL Studio.

    Please don't start this discussion over here, it already exist in it's own very long thread started around the release of v2.

    You're right. It's well trodden ground.

    I only responded to your initial comment with an opinion. Every time i comment on this forum i end up wishing i hadn’t in some way!

    I didn't mean that to sound like I was blaming you for anything. Just agreeing with Pxlhg that we've had many discussions on this matter.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Graphics another Affinity IAP Sale.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    @Robin2 said:

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Robin2 said:

    @NeuM said:
    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

    I think the people who are angry about the one-time purchase thing are misinterpreting ‘one time purchase’ as meaning ‘lifetime free updates’ when they are not the same thing.

    It’s surely not unreasonable for full version upgrades to be new purchases, is it? When Photoshop was a one time purchase, you still needed to pay again for the next version upgrade when it came along.

    The only time I’ve encountered a promise of lifetime free updates is with Image Line and FL Studio.

    Please don't start this discussion over here, it already exist in it's own very long thread started around the release of v2.

    @NeuM said:

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Robin2 said:

    @NeuM said:
    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

    I think the people who are angry about the one-time purchase thing are misinterpreting ‘one time purchase’ as meaning ‘lifetime free updates’ when they are not the same thing.

    It’s surely not unreasonable for full version upgrades to be new purchases, is it? When Photoshop was a one time purchase, you still needed to pay again for the next version upgrade when it came along.

    The only time I’ve encountered a promise of lifetime free updates is with Image Line and FL Studio.

    Please don't start this discussion over here, it already exist in it's own very long thread started around the release of v2.

    You're right. It's well trodden ground.

    I only responded to your initial comment with an opinion. Every time i comment on this forum i end up wishing i hadn’t in some way!

    Please remember that it’s easy to misinterpret text. I’ve have issues where people thought I was always being defensive but I was just typing out my thought process. It came across as if I was offended, but that wasn’t the truth at all. I was literally just typing out my thoughts, in a friendly open discourse way.

  • Robin2Robin2

    @NeuM said:

    @Robin2 said:

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Robin2 said:

    @NeuM said:
    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

    I think the people who are angry about the one-time purchase thing are misinterpreting ‘one time purchase’ as meaning ‘lifetime free updates’ when they are not the same thing.

    It’s surely not unreasonable for full version upgrades to be new purchases, is it? When Photoshop was a one time purchase, you still needed to pay again for the next version upgrade when it came along.

    The only time I’ve encountered a promise of lifetime free updates is with Image Line and FL Studio.

    Please don't start this discussion over here, it already exist in it's own very long thread started around the release of v2.

    @NeuM said:

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Robin2 said:

    @NeuM said:
    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

    I think the people who are angry about the one-time purchase thing are misinterpreting ‘one time purchase’ as meaning ‘lifetime free updates’ when they are not the same thing.

    It’s surely not unreasonable for full version upgrades to be new purchases, is it? When Photoshop was a one time purchase, you still needed to pay again for the next version upgrade when it came along.

    The only time I’ve encountered a promise of lifetime free updates is with Image Line and FL Studio.

    Please don't start this discussion over here, it already exist in it's own very long thread started around the release of v2.

    You're right. It's well trodden ground.

    I only responded to your initial comment with an opinion. Every time i comment on this forum i end up wishing i hadn’t in some way!

    I didn't mean that to sound like I was blaming you for anything. Just agreeing with Pxlhg that we've had many discussions on this matter.

    No problem, thanks for clarifying though, appreciate it. Cheers.

  • HolyMosesHolyMoses

    @NeuM said:

    @Poppadocrock said:
    Graphic Design apps with IAP sales.

    I've not moved to the v2 version of any of the Affinity apps, and in my opinion I've made the right decision for now. The Affinity forums are littered with problems with these updates and people are still angry about their very public statements about Affinity apps being a "one-time" purchase instead of following Adobe's rentware model. Their v2 of all of their software basically (instead of updating the v1) threw mud in the face of their customers.

    I think you’re exaggerating the situation here - nothing wrong with the step to version 2 of Affinity Suite by Serif Labs (in my opinion)…

    Pretty big differences between subscription and roll out a new big upgrade that demand us to pay again - version 1.x still exist, is maintained and working well, although without new core functionalities that v2 is offering…

    To pay again for software when it move forward to new heights is a normally situation - the new Ableton Live v12 is that a free update?
    All software companies demands steady income and Serif Labs isn’t any exception…

    By the way - I’m running Affinity Suite v2.x on all three platforms without any hussle…

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Audiothing Valves is $9 off at $5.99

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    JAX Convolutor PE is $4 off down to $5.99

    JAX Convolutor Pro is $2 off at $17.99

    Both making a return to the App Store with update

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Utility

    MP3 Converter - Video to MP3 is a free app but the premium IAP is free too usually $.99

    To unlock open and select crown in upper right corner, then unlock premium for free.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Music Related Apps with IAPs on sale.

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