5 iOS apps I’m actually paying for

I love discovering new apps and don’t mind paying for the ones that truly stand out.

Here are a few apps I’ve actually paid for:

- Bevel (All-in-one health app): I use an Apple Watch, and Bevel offers metrics similar to WHOOP (e.g. Heart Rate Variability, stress levels), which I really like. Even though Apple’s latest update added some similar features, I’m sticking with Bevel because of its clean UI. I subscribed to unlock all the data they provide.

- Lifestack (Health calendar app): Lifestack uses health data from fitness trackers (e.g. Apple Watch) and shows your peak energy times alongside your calendar, helping you optimize your schedule. They don’t offer a free plan, and while the UX could use some improvement, it’s the only app doing this kind of thing, so I went for the yearly subscription, hoping it gets better with time.

- Rainbow Weather (Super accurate weather app): At first, I was skeptical because the iOS weather app seemed fine, but Rainbow Weather turned out to be way more accurate. I subscribed to the pro plan and even recommended it to my partner.

- Superlist (All-in-one to-do list): I started using it to manage multiple to-do lists (from Todoist, ClickUp, Trello, Notion, etc.) that my clients were using. I subscribed to get Slack integration, and it’s made my life a lot easier.

- Slate (Magical keyboard app): I joined their closed beta a few months ago. While I’m not a huge fan of their GPT-based sentence predictions, I love their UI for pasting stored links. I subscribed to the early access pro plan during the beta, though I’m not sure if it’ll carry over to the public release coming sometime soon.

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