Articles Tagged App Reviews
Stop Googling What's for Dinner; Pepper Serves Up Free Recipe Ideas All Year Long
My hands-on Pepper review covering seasonal recipe collections, the recipe of the week, shared folders, and Instacart integration.
ReciMe Turns Your Saved TikTok Recipes Into Real Dinners
Our hands-on ReciMe review covering social media recipe imports, meal planning, Instacart grocery lists, and the limits of the five-recipe free tier.
Paprika Is the Recipe App That Replaces Your Messy Cookbook
My hands-on Paprika review covering its built-in cooking site browser, automatic timers, grocery lists, reusable menus, and import errors on multi-recipe articles.
Download ibisPaint X and Paint with Real Depth on the Phone You Already Have
Loads of brushes, templates, and a color wheel make ibisPaint X a free painting studio for the phone you already have.
Drawing Comics on Your Phone? Try MediBang Paint
Comic panel tools, 180 default brushes, and cloud saving come free with MediBang Paint, with full-screen ads as the trade-off.
Plan Your Instagram Grid in A Color Story Before You Post Another Photo
My firsthand review of A Color Story, the photo editor with Instagram-inspired filters, a grid preview, and a free trial for iPhone and Android.
Adobe Lightroom Is a Pro Editor in Your Pocket, as Long as You're Willing To Pay for It
My firsthand review of Adobe Lightroom's free mobile tier, covering its manual editing sliders, slow loading Quick Actions, and whether the subscription is worth it.
Edit Your Selfies in VSCO Before You Post Them Anywhere Else
My firsthand review of VSCO, the free photo and video editor that suggests edits for every upload and makes quick selfie touchups easy on iPhone and Android.
Skip the New iPhone Upgrade and Let Hipstamatic Make Your Old Camera Fun Again
My firsthand review of Hipstamatic, the iPhone camera app that recreates the feel of shooting on film with virtual lenses, film stocks, and a shake to develop step.
Maroon 5, Meghan Trainor, and Me: Play SongPop Classic When Game Night Is Just You
SongPop Classic is fun to play, but it's built for solo, not group night.
