18+ iOS apps & games curated and reviewed
Every iPhone needs a few good meltwater apps. We benchmark 18+ of them on App Store rating, freshness, and pricing, then surface the standouts so you don't have to scroll the App Store yourself.
Stay on top of your media intelligence needs on the go with this mobile application, allowing you to monitor global news, analyze content, and collaborate with others from your phone. Use it to track trends, set notifications, and share articles, all from the palm of your hand.
This mobile application enables you to monitor and respond to social media messages in real-time, allowing you to easily manage engagement across multiple platforms. With this app, you can manage social profiles, filter and respond to messages, and publish content on the go, streamlining your social media management.
The Meltwater Event app provides a one-stop platform for accessing schedules, live updates, and networking opportunities in a single place. Download the app to stay informed and connected throughout the event.
This application provides high-quality water sourced from a top-ranked well, selected based on years of real data, and packaged in glass to ensure its health and safety. By choosing this water, customers can trust that they are getting a healthy and safe product that is backed by science.
This party game app is a fun way to get to know your friends by answering "who is most likely to…" questions, with a twist that will spark interesting conversations. Gather your friends, play through hundreds of questions, and see who gets the most fingers pointed at, with the outcome determined by your group's agreement.
Track your cold plunge progress with the world's simplest and most intuitive log. Plunge smarter with our app!
Join Boo the caribou on a journey through 16 levels as she navigates the challenges of the Arctic in a changing climate, learning about the science behind rain on snow events and how to help her family thrive. Play and learn about the Arctic ecosystem with this educational game based on real science facts from environmental scientists.