Are there any algorithms apps for IOS?

[Daniel Mizrahi]

^^^ and free

 

[kcl]

^^^ and free

Not free, but the Badmephisto app is great.

 

[patrickcuber]

on amozon app store I got an app called cube algorithms and more. It has algorithms for 3x3-6x6, a timer, cubes for sale, records, and videos.
It was also free.

 

[Daniel Mizrahi]

on amozon app store I got an app called cube algorithms and more. It has algorithms for 3x3-6x6, a timer, cubes for sale, records, and videos.
It was also free.

what you mean? can you send me a link?

 

[patrickcuber]

what you mean? can you send me a link?

I will pm you.

 

[AmazingCuber]

I will pm you.

Can you maybe post a link? I would be interested. Is this app even real?

 

[Me]

what you mean? can you send me a link?

If it's on the Amazon store it won't be for iOS.

Badmephisto's app is probably your best bet (yes it's 99¢, but what else can you buy for that price these days anyway, seriously, it's only a penny short of a dollar)

Alternatively you could use Opera Mini which caches pages and then load up a bunch of alg pages from other websites.

 

[joele19681]

same thought here : http://badmephisto.com/iphone/index.html

 

[bryanphillips]

Even this can help you https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/algorithms/id528322402?mt=8

 

[bryanphillips]

It is helpful but you will be charged..

 

[StachuK1992]

Serious question: Doesn't algdb.net work for now?

I'm currently developing a mobile app version (cross-platform) as a read-only version, but does that work for now?

 

[Deleted member 19792]

For Android, there is one called Algo Database. I learned most of my PLLs from there while on the go.

 

[kcl]

Serious question: Doesn't algdb.net work for now?

I'm currently developing a mobile app version (cross-platform) as a read-only version, but does that work for now?

Developing an app for that that has the functionality of the site would be amazing :O

Basically like if you could view the algs and sign in to add new ones.

Just an idea, feel free to do what you feel is best

 

[CubePhysics]

The official Rubiks app has a solver but it doesn't output a plain text of algorithms. also isn't free.

 

[pipkiksass]

The official Rubiks app has a solver but it doesn't output a plain text of algorithms. also isn't free.

So doesn't really satisfy the OP's request for a free alg app, as it's not free and not an alg app.

Doesn't Badmephisto have an iOS app? I know it has no alternative algs for OLL/PLL, but it's a start, eh?

I find printing stuff out on scraps of paper, which I find in coat pockets months later, is the best way of learning algs on the go!!!

 

[kcl]

So doesn't really satisfy the OP's request for a free alg app, as it's not free and not an alg app.

Doesn't Badmephisto have an iOS app? I know it has no alternative algs for OLL/PLL, but it's a start, eh?

I find printing stuff out on scraps of paper, which I find in coat pockets months later, is the best way of learning algs on the go!!!

He does. I used it to finish most of OLL, although some of his algs have been replaced with way better ones.

The fastest way for me to learn algs, I found, is to take a screenshot of the diagram and alg on my phone. (I learned 4LLL like this)
Then I would go dig through my pictures and find the alg when I got the case. Then, my natural laziness takes over. Not wanting to dig through every picture I've ever taken, the alg just magically sticks

I learned full PLL like this too. Took about 2-3 days.

 

[CubingCube]

If it's on the Amazon store it won't be for iOS.

Badmephisto's app is probably your best bet (yes it's 99¢, but what else can you buy for that price these days anyway, seriously, it's only a penny short of a dollar)

Alternatively you could use Opera Mini which caches pages and then load up a bunch of alg pages from other websites.

Hehe, Here's me replying to a post that's 4 years old:
Badmephisto is now free