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Have you ever found yourself mindlessly scrolling through your phone without accomplishing anything? This includes browsing news and social media, as well as the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. With thousands of apps to choose from, it's easy to get lost and not know which ones to install. We are aware of the drawbacks, but also the excitement of finding something free that is actually useful. That's why here at nextpit, we have searched through the Apple App Store and Google Play Store to find free apps that are usually not free.

Firstly, it's important to note that the iOS and Android apps mentioned here are currently available for free but for a limited time. We have no control over when this offer will end. In other words, seize the opportunity! Download and install any app that catches your attention as soon as possible before it becomes paid again.

We also ensured that these free apps in our list carry a rating of 3.5 stars or higher. Unlike our Top 5 Apps of the Week, we do not perform in-depth reviews of the apps listed. 

Tip: If you come across an interesting app that is listed here but don't need it just yet, we would recommend you install it before deleting it. By doing so, you will save the app in your library and install it later without having to pay for it, even after the promotion has ended.

Android apps available for free for a limited time

Android apps for productivity and lifestyle

  • Reminder Pro ($2.99): Are you a very forgetful person and need an app that becomes your second brain? Reminder Pro fits the bill perfectly.
  • Home Workouts No Equipment Pro ($1.49): How is your New Year's Resolution to keep fit and trim coming along? It is not too late to start yet, with this app to help you regain your strength and health without the need for expensive gym memberships or equipment.
  • ColorMeter Color Camera Picker ($1.99): This tool is a pretty cool one for content creators, as it helps you capture and identify colors in your surroundings easily. If you are a stickler for accurate stuff, then this is right up your alley!

Android Games

  • Burning Fortress 2 ($0.99): Forget about defending your castle or fortress, this time around, it is your turn to be on the offensive! Just how well can you do?
  • Block Blast ($1.49): A retro puzzle game that is almost like Tetris, except that it is not. You need to match the colors of the blocks instead of clearing lines.
  • Kingdom Rush Vengeance TD Game ($4.99): A tower defense game that offers unique challenges that will keep you coming back for more!
  • Crazy Calculator ($1.49): Do you think you are a math whiz? If so, you might want to check out this game which looks like a calculator app but teases your brain in ways you never knew a calculator could.
  • Zombie Age 2 Premium Shooter ($0.99): A cartoonish side-scroller that sees you mow down wave after wave of zombies in a desperate bid for survival.

iOS apps available for free for a limited time

iOS apps for productivity and lifestyle

  • Farm Touch Sounds ($0.99): Listen to the different types of sounds that farm animals make by touching their respective photos.
  • HibiDo Pro ($2.99): We know that everyone is extremely busy just trying to survive. This means tons of tasks to do each day, so why not enlist the help of an app to simplify your life?
  • Sifter ($0.99): An app that filters incoming SMSes, making sure that no spam gets past it.

iOS games

  • SARKWO ($0.99): A puzzle game that requires you to slide marbles in the right order so that you can advance to the next level.
  • Spell the Beans ($1.29): Absolutely cute title, where a bunch of spilled coffee beans will then require you to make words out of them.
  • Halloween II ($3.99): Find out everything that you need to know about Halloween right here in this cute little app.
  • Duplicado ($2.99): It is an avalance of avocados! You will need to slide all the avocados on the ground so that every single seed is planted to maximize the harvest.
  • Shock Clock Arcade ($0.99): Jump from clock to clock before time runs out. Just how fast are you?

That's all for now, folks! We hope you've enjoyed our selection of free iOS and Android apps to tide you over the weekend. Were there any interesting apps or games in the Google Play Store or Apple App Store that you fancy but did not see here? Feel free to share your recommendations in the comments.

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Edwin Kee
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The love of writing and all things tech have proven to be the catalyst that has kept me going in this industry for the past decade. Here are to many more years ahead, at least until Android Vanilla Pudding is released!

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