Top 5 Must-Have Apple Apps — September 2023

September is great for two reasons: departure from the summer weather and upgrade to the newest iOS from Apple. I’m eager to update all my Apple devices to the public release of their operating system.In this edition of monthly apps for your Apple devices, you’ll find some fantastic apps to help you:.


1. Everlog Journal:.
Every single person on this green planet has a story to tell. Each has a lovely life worthy of sharing with their loved ones, and journaling is a great way to do that and more.Everlog is one of the closest things to having a minimal journaling experience, making it unique due to its uncluttered view, the focus on journaling and nothing more.It’s designed to help you focus on writing and automatically add entry data. Its text editor can format your text with different styles. You can also add images, which makes Everlog a more powerful journaling app..
2. Broadcasts:.
Many big apps try to do everything at once. In my quest to find unique apps with a singular purpose, I found Broadcasts because it does one thing and does it with excellence.Broadcasts play the radio for you, and it does it in a user interface resembling native Apple apps, a clutter-free design without any distractions.I use it on the Apple CarPlay head unit while driving to work, and it’s been great. I get less stressed during traffic hours because it has many great radio stations..
3. Obscura 4:.
A few camera apps captured my attention as a designer and tech reviewer. Obscura is one of them, and with its latest update, version 4, I’ve seen many wonderful features to call it the magical camera app for the iPhone.Obscura 4 isn’t solely an iOS-exclusive app as it also supports utilising the cameras on your iPad. What interests me the most is the astute attention to detail in Obscura’s user interface.I’ve used Obsucra 4 to capture some incredible shots. It allows me to alter the camera’s exposure and shutter speed to better utilise the native features of my cameras—a complete package for photography enthusiasts..
4. MediaMate:.
You’’ love this app if your Mac has a notch at the top. MediaMate is something that Apple should’ve implemented in the first place, and now, a smart developer is doing the job for them.MediaMate allows you to utilise the notch of your Mac’s screen by showing feedback on your system-wide actions.Changing the volume, brightness, and media portrays a beautiful (iPhone 14-like) notification below your Mac’s notch, bringing more visual delight to macOS..
5. Workout Shoes:.
Our stuff is meaningless unless we make them useful. What better way to give meaning to your running shoes than by giving them a mileage tracker, which is precisely what the Workout Shoes app can do for you.This app has encouraged me to go for more walks. Knowing I have walked 10 kilometres a week in my brand-new shoes makes me feel proud and happy with the technology in my hand.What’s remarkable is a feature allowing you to assign your shoes for previous workouts, even after your exercise..