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The top 5 ios apps measured by RiseFinder over the 1d window ending 8 October 2026.

Period
Daily
Window
1d
Rows
5
Data through
8 October 2026
← All current risersAll ios apps editionsNewer: 9 October 2026Older: 7 October 2026
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Daily box

5 entries
01

Print to Size

Print to Size is an iOS app for printing images at exact sizes. Users select a paper size, add images, then resize and crop them in inches or centimeters, with each printed image matching the size shown on screen. The app supports placing multiple images on one sheet to save paper, choosing print modes such as photo or general quality in color or grayscale, and aligning, rotating, flipping and duplicating images. It requires an AirPrint compatible printer, or can create a PDF or JPEG file for printing by other methods.

iOS Apps

Open source ↗
↑ 30 positions
82 → 52 chart position
02

Slow Shutter Cam

Slow Shutter Cam is an iPhone photography app for capturing slow shutter speed effects. It offers three capture modes: Motion Blur for adding blur and suggesting movement, Light Trail for capturing moving lights such as car trails and fireworks, and Low Light for accumulating light over long exposures. Features include unlimited shutter speed with manual ISO, real time live preview, exposure compensation, a time-lapse intervalometer, and Apple Watch support.

iOS Apps

Open source ↗
↑ 23 positions
80 → 57 chart position
03

Sun Seeker - Sunlight Tracker

Sun Seeker is a solar tracking and compass app. It shows the sun's position and path, including hourly direction intervals, solstice and equinox paths, sunrise and sunset times, twilight times, and shadows, using a flat compass view, a 3D augmented reality camera view, and a map view. Users can pick any date or location, add sun-event notifications, and use a widget showing the day's solar data. The app is aimed at uses such as photography planning, property assessment, gardening, and outdoor activities.

iOS Apps

Open source ↗
↑ 19 positions
87 → 68 chart position
04

Teach Your Monster to Read

Teach Your Monster to Read is an educational app for iPad and iPhone that teaches children to read through phonics-based games. Players create a custom monster and play reading games aimed at ages 3 to 6, covering letter sounds and sentence reading, with progress tracking for parents and teachers. The games complement phases 2 to 5 of the UK Letters and Sounds programme, contain no in-app purchases or adverts, and were created by Teach Monster Games Ltd, a subsidiary of The Usborne Foundation charity.

iOS Apps

Open source ↗
↑ 17 positions
45 → 28 chart position
05

LumaFusion

LumaFusion is a touch-screen video editing app. It provides six video, audio, or graphic tracks plus six additional audio tracks, a track-based and magnetic timeline, transitions, and external monitor preview. Editing features include green screen and chroma keying, color correction, LUT import, unlimited keyframes, multilayer titles, and audio tools such as EQ, voice isolation, and audio ducking. It supports frame rates from 18fps to 240fps, editing from Photos, Frame.io, and USB-C drives, and optional enhanced features available individually or through a Creator Pass subscription.

iOS Apps · 2 sources · also in Google Play

Open source ↗
↑ 10 positions
86 → 76 chart position
This dated edition is generated from the reviewed RiseFinder export. Movement figures retain their original source, period and direction.
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