Apple announce the winners of the 2022 App Store Awards

Apple’s App Store is second to none in its quality which is why it is interesting to see which apps top the Store each year. Apple has announced the winners of the 2022 App Store Awards with a highlight on 16 specific apps to help users get the most out of their devices.

“This year’s App Store Award winners re-imagined our experiences with apps that delivered fresh, thoughtful and genuine perspectives,” said Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO. “From self-taught solo creators to international teams spanning the globe, these entrepreneurs are making a meaningful impact, and represent the ways in which apps and games influence our communities and lives.”

The apps heading the awards are chosen by Apple’s global App Store editorial team on their ability to deliver “exceptional experiences” while also “making a profound cultural impact.”

The apps represent a number of diverse apps with various focuses and actual uses. Apps chosen includes BeReal which is a new social app that gives users a look into the lives of their family and friends, Gentler Streak to help users balance fitness and rest for a balanced, healthy lifestyle. Note taking is taken to the next level with GoodNotes 5 while MacFamilyTree 10 offers the ability to explore genealogy through visual family trees and the ability to collaborate with family around the world.

Games are of course not forgotten with Apex Legends Mobile, puzzle game Moncage, storytelling with card-style Inscryption and more. For the full list of apps and games check it out below. These lists are always a great way to discover new, innovative apps so we highly recommend you check them out.

2022 App Store Award Winners

Apps

Games

Cultural Impact Winners

Along with the apps and games above, five specific apps were chosen “that have made a lasting impact on people’s lives and influenced culture.” The winners recognised in this category are:

How We Feel from the How We Feel Project, Inc. — prompts users to tap into their emotional wellbeing with daily check-ins, offering strategies to deal with stresses.

Dot’s Home from the Rise-Home Stories Project — highlights systemic housing injustices and the impact within communities of colour through a tale over time.

Locket Widget from Locket Labs, Inc. — Send live photos to family and friends’ home screen, driving a more intimate connection between family and loved ones.

Waterllama from Vitalii Mogylevets — helps to meet hydration goals with challenges, reminders and colourful characters.

Inua – A Story in Ice and Time from ARTE Experience — Explore historical events and elements of Inuit traditions, folklore and tales.

Every one of these apps has taken the developers time and effort to design and build. They are obviosuly exceptional given their awards so we recommend checking them out.

Scott Plowman

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