Welcome back to another round of our Apps of the Week roundup, where we look at fun new apps and games. We have some excellent options this week, including a special weather app, an iPhone troubleshooter, and a companion for loyalty cards. And as always, we’ve picked out a fun game for you to play.
Weatherian
This is a distinctive and fashionable weather app named Weatherian. Since I’m just now becoming aware of it, I assume it has been around for a while. I’m passing it along to you. Temperatures and other data are displayed in the app as a waveform graph (I think that’s what this is? I’m not really a fan of graphs. The goal is to make it possible for you to quickly scan a significant amount of forecast data from weather authorities all over the world. I believe it has a cool appearance and would make a fantastic tool for weather freaks.
Clearvue App
Is your iPhone acting strangely right now, but you’re not sure why? Let Clearvue be of assistance. The software is a simple diagnostic tool that will inspect every component of your iPhone, including the screen, camera, microphone, and more. Hey, you could use this app to launch an iPhone diagnostics business, promising customers that you could fix their devices in 5 minutes for $5. Hey, that does indeed sound like a great concept. Alright, you must give me 5% of the profits if you use my idea to launch a business.
CardOne
CardOne is the app for you if you’re sick of lugging around a lot of loyalty cards or searching for them at the register. Your favorite rewards programs’ barcodes and QR codes may be scanned, collected, and stored in one location so you can quickly access them when you need them. Even location notifications are supported by the app, so you’ll be informed when you approach a store where you have a card. Although I’m aware that Apple Wallet has some support for loyalty cards, I’m not sure if it comes near to what this does.
Mia and the Dragon Princess
Well, tell me if this isn’t quite intriguing. The live-action, interactive buddy-action film Mia and the Dragon Princess follows Mia, a brave bartender whose life is turned upside down when a mystery woman shows up at her place of business fleeing a gang of vicious criminals. The battle scenes in the game are choreographed by genuine martial artists and include real actors. There are 10 alternative story conclusions and real-time attribute tracking that changes based on selections. Wow.