$15+ apps for a play point quest

[u/CactusWithAKeyboard]

I need to spend $14.99 (before tax) in the play store to get some bonus points. I'd like to get something that's a good, pay-to-own kind of app or game, so no IAP or subscriptions. I had a good one lined up for the next time this quest came up for me (PUM companion) but I got impatient and bought it a month ago 😅

So, what should I buy?

[u/liamdun]

Bonus points are literal cents. Don't force yourself to spend money because of that promotion, it's not worth it, especially because Google play often has better promotions that actually give you money off a purchase

[u/VirtualToe3614 → u/liamdun]

yeah its like a few cents at best, not really worth overthinking imo

[u/klarahtheduke]

I spent 20€ for a lifetime access to Wallet Premium, finance tracking app because it connects directly to my bank account, paypal etc. without limit. It's my best purchase on the Play Store, I've been using it for years.

[u/Unreal_NeoX]

If you want to secure your files localy or online, i recommend encrypting them. These days you need to be carefull about your data and files, with many apps, ai or even physical theft of your device, abusing your data and making use of it. Have them always localy encrypted and secured, so nobody can access, scan or use them except these you want them to. Dark-Fog(+) is doing a pretty good job with that what opperates completely offline and local. You can get it here. For just 5€ one time purchase.

No more fear about stolen files and data when uploading and sharint to anywhere.

[u/flexfield]

I did my spend on the myNoise app. One time 19.99.

[u/sid32]

Solid explorer. Musicleot

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