What are your top 3 most used (non-apple) Apps on iPadOS?

[Skeptical.me]

I have a network TV tuner, so I use the Channels app to watch the local broadcast news on my iPad.

I use MoneyWiz 3 to manually track my expenses.

IMDb is also on my Home Screen and gets a lot of screen time.

Definitely IMDb … great app. That gets a workout on my devices.

 

[Nhwhazup]

Goodnotes
Streaming apps
Shopping apps

 

[Skeptical.me]

Awesome!

I am surprised a little. Not much but a little. In a good way.

I use Radarr, Sonarr, and Prowlarr … so things are automatically downloading from Usenet quite often and NZBClient is great to check on downloads every so often while I’m not near my desktop.

 

[BigMcGuire]

Top 3 Used: Notability, Diarly, Apollo.

And more: PCalc, Libby, Youtube, Olive Tree (Bible Study), Chess.com, ISO Today (California), TCC (thermostat app for Honeywell), IA Writer, NordVPN, Microsoft OneNote (work), Calendars 5, and Atomic Clock (dunno why but this brings down my blood pressure).

 

[Mr. Heckles]

1Password
Firefox
Fastmail

others:
Reddit
YouTube

 

[MisterSavage]

Apollo
Ivory
Marvel Snap

 

[tarsins]

Jump Desktop, Banking App, Netflix.

 

[unrigestered]

Youtube
WeatherProHD
PCalc

 

[maxsquared]

Apollo - best Reddit app
youtube
goodnotes

 

[Skeptical.me]

Apollo - best Reddit app
youtube
goodnotes

Yes, Apollo is the best app for Reddit. Plus no ads!

 

[thefourthpope]

NotePlan looks good, I currently use Agenda.

Don’t know agenda, but NotePlan is phenomenal. $60/year (include family sharing) and worth every penny. Can’t even think how to summarize what a functional, useful app it is.

As a plus, the developer is supportive and responsive.

edited to get the cost right

 

[Skeptical.me]

Don’t know agenda, but NotePlan is phenomenal. $100/year and worth every penny. Can’t even think how to summarize what a functional, useful app it is.

As a plus, the developer is supportive and responsive.

I’m not sure what the differences are but noteplan and agenda look similar, I also use OmniFocus 3

 

[thefourthpope]

I’m not sure what the differences are but noteplan and agenda look similar, I also use OmniFocus 3

Couldn’t say, as I’ve not used the others.

I do want to note that I had the cost wrong. NotePlan is $60/year for family, not $100.

 

[max2]

I use Radarr, Sonarr, and Prowlarr … so things are automatically downloading from Usenet quite often and NZBClient is great to check on downloads every so often while I’m not near my desktop.

First person I seen on here that uses that! Awesome.

 

[Skeptical.me]

Couldn’t say, as I’ve not used the others.

I do want to note that I had the cost wrong. NotePlan is $60/year for family, not $100.

Noteplan looks really good, I like the ability to keep notes the way such apps do.

 

[Skeptical.me]

First person I seen on here that uses that! Awesome.

I only come across people who do use them on github and Reddit.

 

[dotnet]

Screens
Blink
Reeder

also:
Audirvana Remote
Oz Weather
Rain Parrot
IMDb

 

[max2]

I only come across people who do use them on github and Reddit.

Same.

 

[Skeptical.me]

Screens
Blink
Reeder

also:
Audirvana Remote
Oz Weather
Rain Parrot
IMDb

I use Oz Weather and Rain Parrot too, they’re great.

 

[iSuzan]

Non-apple apps... hmmm... atm:

Procreate

Mastodon

AdGuard (for better surfing with Safari)

 

[Lee_Bo]

Tapatalk, SiriusXM, UniFi Network.

 

[sjsharksfan12]

Brave Internet Browser
ESPN (For Watching Hockey)
Youtube TV

 

[wa2be]

Kindle
Bible (Youversion)
DuckDuckGo

Followed closely by Fantastical and a whole page of different weather apps.

 

[Teletypewriter]

1. NetNewsWire 6.1 - I am a news junkie
2. Uno Calculator (FREE, no ads)
3. MacTracker - IOS & OSX version, keeps track of ALL Apple product details

 

[Brachaci]

1. GoodNotes
2. Craft
3. YouTube