The top 5 ios apps measured by RiseFinder over the 1d window ending 23 October 2026.
AstroShader is an iOS astrophotography app for capturing, stacking and editing images. It aligns and stacks exposures live during capture, or from the Photos library, without needing a computer. Users set exposure time, ISO and white balance, then edit with tools such as background extraction, histogram curves and sharpen layers, saving as HEIF, PNG, JPEG or 16bit TIFF.
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Open source ↗PeakFinder is a mobile app that shows the names of mountains and peaks in a 360° panorama display. It works offline and worldwide, includes more than 1'000'000 peak names, and renders surrounding landscapes in real time within a range of 300km/200mil. Users can select a viewpoint by GPS, peak directory, or map, overlay the camera image with the panorama drawing, and view solar and lunar orbits with rise and set times.
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Open source ↗Bolt is a ride-hailing app for requesting car rides, airport transfers, and scooter or e-bike rentals. Users set a destination, choose a ride type such as Comfort, Premium, Electric, or XL, see the fare upfront, track the driver in real time, and pay by card, Apple Pay, or cash. The app also supports scheduling rides in advance, parcel delivery through a Send ride type, and safety features like an emergency assist button and audio trip recording. Bolt is available in 50 countries and 600+ cities.
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Open source ↗StoryReel is a mobile app for watching short dramas, miniseries, and movies made for mobile viewing. Users browse genres such as romance, fantasy, revenge, and suspense, watch episodes in HD, and download available episodes for offline viewing. The app offers curated collections, search, personalized recommendations, and daily check-in rewards, with some content requiring coins or a subscription purchased through Apple's in-app purchase system.
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Open source ↗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.
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