7 iOS Apps Worth Downloading This Week (April 2026)

Every week we test dozens of new and updated iOS apps. Most are forgettable. These 7 aren’t.

1. Keewordz — App Store Keyword Tracker

Track your App Store keyword rankings without paying $50/month for a full ASO tool. Simple, focused, and the free tier covers indie developers.

2. Pockity — Code Snippet Manager

Finally a code snippet manager that syncs across Mac and iPhone. Supports 50+ languages, iCloud sync, and Shortcuts integration. The widget showing your most-used snippets is clutch.

3. Tabula — PDF Table Extractor

Point your camera at a table in a PDF or textbook and it extracts the data into a spreadsheet. Uses on-device ML, no cloud processing. Academics and researchers, this one’s for you.

4. Stacks — Habit Tracker with Widgets

Another habit tracker, but this one nails the widget game. Lock Screen complications show your streak. The Home Screen widget updates in real-time. Clean design.

5. Pockity — Quick Math

Mental math training with a minimal UI. Surprisingly addictive. The Apple Watch complication gives you a new problem every hour.

6. Chronicle — Reading Tracker

Log books, track reading time, share reviews. The “year in reading” stats view is beautifully designed. Syncs with Apple Books and Goodreads.

7. Codeshot — Screenshot Code Beautifully

Turn code snippets into beautiful shareable images. Better than Carbon (web-based) because it runs natively, supports iOS themes, and integrates with Shortcuts.

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