AppRaven: Apps Gone Free

I’ve been looking for a way to replace the dead wishlist feature on the App Store for a while now and this App is perfect for that and a lot more. With the ability to create collections, Mark apps for price watching or update watching, and the quick ability to mark it as “liked”, “owned”, etc. it handles all the functionality I was looking for. Highly recommended for anyone, just don’t look at the value of your app library...it can be a bit depressing

Edit: realized something critical this app doesn’t have... a way to reset your password! I was logged out and almost couldn’t log in!!! I think this is something that really should be fixed. It should be a priority. I think this app is lovely. However, load times have significantly slowed since the last update. It keeps giving me network errors when I’m clearly connected to my home WiFi and then I have to load again. I love that you can link a list to other people. In fact, I use this app specifically to make lists to suggest to app forums and also to see when certain apps go on sale, which is why a dedicated wishlist that is separate would be awesome! Also I would like the following features: -ability to choose what you get notifications for in settings. I’m talking about phone notifications, not in-app notifications. And then get those notifications. -have a red 1 or whatever number by the app. Like you see in iMessage when someone has texted you or in other social media apps. If that’s possible. Bug: clicking on the loading icon when the app info is loading in causes the app to crash. That’s all! Thank you!

I love this app so so much and I use it all the time! It has feature I wish the AppStore had but I’m sure they probably won’t add for at least another decade. Only thing that I wish was working are the notifications. I have them turned on in the settings but I’ve never gotten a notification. I have to open the app and see them in there. If that gets fixed, it will be even more amazing than it currently is.

Seriously, I wish more people knew about AppRaven. I think we can all agree whatever algorithm the App Store uses is trash. If you’re thinking “I don’t know if I’ll actually use it” I’d say, if you download any apps, you should download this because you will use it. Not to mention it has an entire section for apps on sale and you can sort by sale - free. It’s quality, download it.

Though the interface could certainly be improved and it could use a few more features (like similar apps), you're not going to find a better app discovery tool. I'm most impressed with the ability to set watches for price changes.