iPhone photo app Squara is FREE for a limited time right now!
UPDATE 01: Check out the comments for this post. Either the price reduction has already ended or there’s a glitch in the App Store (I’ve seen it happen before, too). Either way, it looks like as of right now, Squara is back up to $1.99. Definitely still worth it, but I wanted to spare you any sticker shock if you were expecting free. If it goes back down again, I’ll update it here. =M=
It’s a common mantra of mine — I love misskiwi’s photo apps. Across the line, they add well-done, realistic retro and analog effects. misskiwi was among the first developers to pay attention to detail to get the effects to look “right.”
misskiwi’s Squara photo app is avery good square format app that integrates nicely with Instagram, but also makes a great shooter on its own. Squara is FREE right now in the App Store for a very limited time. It’s normally $1.99. Grab it now to catch this great discount.
You can read my thoughts on Squara here. Squara is another good addition to your toolbox, especially for the multi-lens options. This discount will go away very soon. Grab it now!
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch (4th generation), iPad 2 Wi-Fi, and iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G.Requires iOS 5.0 or later.
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