These are free alternatives to expensive iOS applications
Certainly Worthy and affordable alternatives to popular paid applications.
1. Microsoft Office → iWork
All applications from the Microsoft office suite are free, but they only allow you to view documents. To edit and create new ones, you will have to buy a subscription. With iWork from Apple, you can do almost everything the same, only for free. Documents, spreadsheets, presentations directly on a smartphone or tablet with seamless synchronization with the Mac.
Pages
Developer: Apple
Price: Free
Numbers
Developer: Apple
Price: Free
Keynote
Developer: Apple
Price: Free
2. Fantastical 2 → "Calendar"
A few years ago Fantastical was very cool and had such exclusive chips as natural language recognition and customized repetition for events. Today, all this is available in the standard iOS calendar. Why then pay more?
3. Reeder 3 → Feedly
RSS, whose death has been predicted for many years, continues to live and be healthy. The most popular reader ever since the days of Google Reader was Reeder, but now its need is in question. Feedly copes with similar functions is not worse, it looks modern and does not cost a penny.
Feedly - Get Smarter
Developer: DevHD
Price: Free
4. 1Password → "Keychain"
One of the best safes for storing passwords is 1Password. Excellent support, reliability, security and password synchronization on all devices. Stop. It seems that everything is the same in the built-in "Keychain" and works right on the system level.
5. Threema → Telegram
In the past few years, many have become much more serious about their own security on the Web and prefer to keep important correspondence in secure messengers. Threema is one of the strongest nuts in this regard, but it can be successfully replaced with secret chats in the free Telegram.
Telegram Messenger
Developer: Telegram LLC
Price: Free
