iPhone (934 programs)

Pros: Multi-layer compositing with graphics, video, and audio. Keyframe animation available for nearly all settings. Supports vector and bitmap editing directly on device. Exports to MP4, GIF, PNG sequences, and still images.

Cons: Open tier includes a watermark on exported videos. Performance can lag or crash on high-resolution, complex projects. Requires at least 1.5GB of RAM to install and run. Desktop-level tools increase the learning curve for newcomers.

Pros: Haptic-enhanced scratching amplifies tactile feedback. Most core gameplay works offline for travel-friendly play. Clean, minimalist art emphasizes visual clarity. Polish reflects the developer’s production experience.

Cons: No competitive or leaderboard-driven modes. Progression centers on tools rather than deep meta-systems. Requires iOS 12.0 or later, limiting older devices.

Pros: Japan-only point rewards redeemable for local gift cards and electronic currency. Compact install footprint suitable for older iPhone models. Sign-in sync preserves following list, profile, and basic account data. Bandwidth-saving option reduces data use on unstable networks.

Cons: Rewards restricted to users 18 and older in supported regions. Task requirements for earning points reported as strict by some users. Redemption options limited to Japanese voucher and electronic ecosystems.

Pros: Combines questionnaire-based planning and progress tracking in one place. Gives users a structured routine instead of an unorganized height-related goal.

Cons: Height estimates and outcomes are not guaranteed or medically validated. Full analysis and program access require a subscription.

Pros: Episodes typically run one to two minutes, completing story beats quickly. Vertical HD videos optimized for portrait, single-handed viewing. Guest mode permits browsing and watching without creating an account.

Cons: Ad-supported model can interrupt short viewing sessions. Reward and coin mechanics receive mixed feedback from users. Format favors short arcs, not sustained long-form narratives.

Pros: High-fidelity 3D visuals powered by Unreal Engine 3. Swipe-and-tap combat tuned for timing-based one-on-one fights. Large Batsuit collection including Batman Beyond and JSA Liberty Files. Boss encounters featuring Deathstroke and Bane.

Cons: Repetitive combat loop criticized in reviews. Restrictive stamina-style gating limits continuous play. Requires precise timing and upgrade investment to succeed. Delisted from stores, not available for new downloads.

Pros: Persistent multiplayer world designed for player-driven narratives. Supports very high player counts, with servers hosting 500+ users. Realistic role-play tools, including in-game documentation and non-RP channels. Creator Program and community content support ongoing updates.

Cons: Social learning curve can be steep for first-time RP players. Best performance reported on higher-end mobile hardware. Requires a stable internet connection for full functionality.

Pros: Reconstructs missing detail using generative AI models. One-tap processing makes restoration accessible to non-experts. Handles both photos and videos across mobile and web. AI Avatar training creates professional-style portraits from uploads.

Cons: Generative outputs alter original pixels, not exact archival copies. Open tier limits the number of enhancements available. Some users request more flexible account management options.

Pros: Offline playback of imported music files. Focus Mode blocks other apps for distraction-free sessions. Supports zip import plus bulk add and playlist export. Customizable interface and playlist management tools.

Cons: Open tier limits number of songs in the library. Designed for local libraries, not continuous streaming/cloud use. Focus Mode restricts multitasking during listening.

Pros: Real-time multi-user editing on mobile. Opens and saves Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) files directly. Offline editing with automatic synchronization when online. Built-in 'Explore' AI for quick charts and insights.

Cons: Performance can lag with extremely large or complex sheets. Advanced modeling and batch processing are more practical on desktop.

Pros: Eight new playable characters, including the long-requested capybara. Themed multiverse map where physics change per zone. Over 100 gear items offering visual and ability options. Mobile multiplayer supports cooperative chaotic play.

Cons: Requires the base game to access expansion content. Performance-intensive in larger areas on older iPhone devices. More structured story reduces pure unscripted sandbox between objectives.