Inutility

Inutility

The pocket junk drawer

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3 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 28, 2012
  • September 7, 2026

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This app offers a collection of 20 simulated, non-functional experiences designed purely for amusement. Interact with virtual objects using your phone's sensors for playful, surprising results.

Simulated interactive experiences
Photorealistic full-screen objects
Physical-looking controls
Original sounds and haptics
Device sensor integration
No ads or tracking
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What's New in Inutility

2.2

September 7, 2026

A new toy joins the drawer: a metal lighter that flicks open with a swipe and throws sparks when you stroke the wheel. The flame is drawn in real time, leans with every movement of the iPhone, and goes out when you snap the lid shut. The lid sounds are recordings made for the app, the wheel rasp is synthesised as you stroke it, and the flame is silent, like a real one.

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$3.99

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User reviews

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Amusant

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FAQ

What is Inutility?

Inutility is a collection of 20 simulated, non-functional experiences designed for pure entertainment. It turns your iPhone into various playful objects like a razor, fan, or popcorn machine.

How much does Inutility cost?

The app offers five toys for free forever. To unlock all 20 experiences and future additions, a one-time purchase is required. There are no subscriptions or banners.

Does Inutility have ads?

No, Inutility is ad-free. The developers state there are no ads, analytics, or tracking within the application.

What devices does Inutility support?

Inutility is currently supported on iPhone devices. It was released on March 28, 2012, and its latest version is 2.1.

Is Inutility safe for children?

Inutility has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users. The app is designed solely for entertainment and its features are simulations.

How often is Inutility updated?

The app's last update was on August 16, 2026, indicating ongoing development and potential for new content or improvements.

What kind of interactions does Inutility offer?

Inutility utilizes your iPhone's sensors for interaction. You can touch, hold, drag, tilt, shake, or blow into the microphone to trigger playful responses from the virtual objects.

What are some of the free toys in Inutility?

The five toys available for free include the Supersonic Razor, Pocket Fan, Pocket Whip, Stadium Horn, and Blow Bubbles.