Yes, AppRaven is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The AppRaven app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
AppRaven has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is 31.12 د.إ..
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4.64 out of 5
348 ratings in United Arab Emirates
AppRaven helps a lot to Documentation of old Apps and Games and I personally searched on YouTube and Google to find the old games that I played in my childhood and I missed them, and I spent a lot of my time in documenting these games in order to relieve my conscience and my longing for the past, and you will not believe my happiness when I found this application, in which I will arrange and Post and Search easily for applications that I liked.
Awesome app if you want some of the best apps out there! Get it now…
Irritated that I wasn’t told appslice was shutting down; I know they had my email because that’s how I got alerts. Can’t access my wishlist that was many years in the making. Also, now we have to pay to get an alert on an in-app purchase price change; doesn’t this kinda defeat the purpose of trying to save money? Feels like loyal users of many years got abandoned then told to subscribe to get what they once had. New app is messy and confusing. I’ve tried for months to like this but, just don’t.
I really miss AppSliced. This is no replacement. They don’t even have a Mac or web version. I used to go to AppSliced daily. It’s sad that it’s now gone. There’s no replacement. Hopefully someone will come up with one.
In the app it says you can get a 1-month trial, the. $1.99 a month. However when you click to start your trial the App Store reveals it’s actually a 1-week trial. I don’t think a lot of care was put into to this app.
Is great app that i have it Thank you ❤️
Sure, you know about the deal tracking, finding out about apps on sale and all that. But AppRaven is so much more than that, it is a true companion for the App Store. It allows you to see price history for all apps and their IAPs, so you can figure out if now is the right time to buy for you. It also has a wonderful community of people commenting on apps and reviewing them—and unlike the App Store, you can have discussions on these comments about the apps. There are also a number of groups that help you find apps you’re looking for or even TestFlight links. Downloading this is a no-brainer. Check it out!
good app
So far app is pretty robust but the inability to not track/give alerts on discounts with in-app purchases is a critical oversight. Many apps appear as free only to have a $30 in app purchase. The app shows the price history but won’t let you watchlist these items despite $40 price being discounted to $16 not triggering an alert. Video game apps particularly need these purchases to fully function. I’m also running into frequent crashes but that isn’t as frustrating as the missing in app purchase discount notifications.
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