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Isai on iPhone Duo in Pure Music Mode — a red CD player beside a shelf of jewel cases

Pure Music Mode: Isai Becomes a Walkman, a Discman and a Turntable on iPhone Duo

Pick a cassette deck, a CD player or a turntable, and Isai becomes it. Fold your iPhone Duo to hold the player like a Walkman, or open it to see your albums beside it. Coming soon to an iPhone Duo near you.

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Hantu Line hidden-movement game — a Pontianak on a rain-slicked MRT platform at night

Hantu Line: A Hidden-Movement Ghost Hunt on the Singapore MRT

A hidden Pontianak rides the real Singapore MRT map while five TransCom Officers — Kopi, Teh, Milo, Bandung, Horlicks — have 24 moves to catch her. A Scotland Yard–style deduction game for iPhone and iPad. $4.99 one-time, no ads, fully offline.

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Retag batch music tag editor for Mac

Retag: A Native Mac Batch Music Tag Editor Built for Precision

Edit MP3, FLAC, DSD, and 16 other formats in a spreadsheet-style grid. Non-destructive preview, MusicBrainz and AcoustID lookup, one-click cleanup workflows, and batch rename with Plex and Jellyfin presets. Free to try on the Mac App Store.

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Aksara Bali — Keeping the Script of the Island of Gods Alive

Aksara Bali is a free iOS app that teaches you to read and write Balinese script — one of Southeast Asia's most ornate and endangered writing systems. Practice strokes, transliterate Latin to Balinese, and explore the cultural meaning behind each character.

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