Tutorials, official user guides and notes from the Meow Apps Studio team.
Day One is a powerful journal, but its ~$35/year subscription and cloud-first model are not for everyone. If you want something more private, more mood-focused, or simply cheaper, the journaling field has strong options. Below we compare six alternatives to Day One — from a cute, private mood diary to cross-platform journals and micro mood loggers — across price, platforms and the capabilities ...
Crosshair Master adds a custom reticle over your shooter, but its style range, real-time controls, and free limits leave some players wanting more. If you want finer control, more presets, or a lighter overlay, the category has mature options. Below we compare six alternatives to Crosshair Master — all safe, no-root overlays that draw a crosshair above any FPS game — across price, customization...
CPU-Z is great for a quick spec sheet, but on Android it doesn’t show live temperature, lacks a floating window, and offers no widgets or overheat alarms. If you want real-time monitoring, the field has mature options. Below we compare six alternatives to CPU-Z — from a live temperature monitor to deep spec reporters — across price, platforms and the capabilities that actually matter. Why look ...
CCleaner is well known, but on modern Android its effect is limited and some users want lighter cleaning or real monitoring. These alternatives to CCleaner cover both — and we’ll be honest about what cleaners can and can’t do. Below we compare six apps across price, platforms and the capabilities that actually matter, so you can pick the right tool instead of just a brand name. Why look beyond ...
Calm is popular, but its ~$69.99/year subscription is not for everyone. If you mainly want ambient sound for sleep and focus, there are simpler, cheaper, and often no-account alternatives. Below we compare six alternatives to Calm — from a cute, simple white-noise app to giant sound libraries and meditation communities — across price, platforms and the capabilities that actually matter. Why loo...
If you want on-screen navigation without hardware keys, these alternatives to Assistive Touch go from simple floating balls to full overlays and gesture control. (iPhone users: AssistiveTouch is built into iOS — Settings > Accessibility > Touch > AssistiveTouch — so no app is needed.) Below we compare six Android tools across price, capabilities and the things that actually matter, so ...
